Patterns

Knit or crochet? Whichever you choose, you can wrap yourself in lacy glamour following our shawl instructions, which feature organic forms and basic construction techniques for knitting and hairpin lace. Learn More

Learn how to incorporate broomstick lace stitches into your crochet and also learn how to work broomstick lace in the round!

This matching crocheted hat and wristlet set is worked in the round using a luscious and buttery baby alpaca yarn and punctuated with crochet broomstick lace insertions and edging. Choose your wristlet length!  Take Stitch Diva Jennifer Hansen's online Craftsy Class to learn the technique, or just follow along in our fully illustrated tutorial pattern.

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This collection of sexy, fitted wristlets in either gauntlet or opera length, provides options for both knitters and crocheters. Learn More

Step up your game (with Tunisian Crochet).

This little cravat is a quick project, but it packs some spicy heat and may teach you a few things about Tunisian that you didn’t know before.

You’ve heard that Tunisian is a mix between knit and crochet, and this little project will really drive that home. Our fully illustrated instructions will teach you how to do a few things with Tunisian that feel just like knitting.

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This collection features knit, crochet and hairpin lace designs that can be worn around the neck. Not quite scarves, not quite necklaces, these adornments showcase ways to use small amounts of yarn to quickly add whimsy and value to any wardrobe. Learn More

Slouchy Lace Berets Learn More

Add a touch of handmade to gift-wrapping, or create a pretty little ornament using simple knitted square ornaments. Just knit stockinette squares and join them together using crochet stitches – a great way to add a little crochet to your repertoire! Learn More

Crochet & Hairpin Lace Pattern - Not Finished Items

Sometimes your favorite wearables are the simple, understated classics that are easy to wear because they go with almost everything.

This pair of cloche-inspired bucket hats have floppy brims that can be flipped up or down depending on your mood or style. Both hats feature a self-striping yarn that makes the simple stitches in both these projects look stunning.Available as a super-simple crochet design stitched completely in single crochet, or a hairpin lace design with cable joins.

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Have some extra yarn or thread laying around and you need to make a fast gift or accessory? We present a collection of always-useful, always-stylish accessories that are not only quick to make, but cleverly - simple to work. Learn More

Crochet Pattern - Not Finished Bag

Dimensional ripple crochet stitches + a self-striping yarn =  a gorgeously-textured hobo bag. 

Fully-illustrated lining instructions are included for sewing newbies. 

We chose the no-sew, interchangeable handles from Sage Luxury to complete this fun purse. Make a few of these bags in different colors - or create some other handbags from our pattern collection - and switch the handles between them.

You just need to choose whether you like it with the pompoms or without!

We feature Feza Yarns Alp Natural in this pattern. (Pictured in MC in color 702 Sunshine, CC in color 717 Sepia.)

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This corset is crocheted over boning by using a mix of standard and Tunisian crochet techniques. Learn More

This collection of scarves presents an even better-than-the-original sequel to our popular first collection. Included are designs for three scarves: one in hairpin lace, one in knit and one in Tunisian Crochet. Learn More

This collection of classic little knit and crochet masks are great uses of leftover yarn, and perfect for those times when you want to go incognito or need a last minute costume. Learn More

One of our fastest projects using crochet hairpin lace: This try-on-as-you-go project can be completed in a weekend for the camisole-length or in a week for the knee-grazing dress. Learn More

 

Cloak yourself in a mosiac of hairpin lace... 

Start with a gorgeous yarn, then pick up a crochet hook and a hairpin lace loom to make several simple, circular motifs. Once complete, pin the motifs to a work surface. Then join the motifs together with a tapestry needle following a basic method we teach you that is adapted from a Romanian Point Lace technique. Our instructions include detailed tutorial photography and video tutorials as well.

The method is simple: you just need to carve out the time to create your own masterpiece.

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Snood: part scarf, part hood, part shawl. We present two snoods: one in knit and one in crochet. Learn More

Designed to enhance the female silhouette, this crochet broomstick jacket is crocheted in one piece with no seaming required. Options for two sleeve lengths are provided: short or mid-length. Learn More

This feminine, lacy neck cuff is a quick project made from three strips of hairpin lace, then joined with cable joins. Learn More

Two luscious, furry wrap styles that you can create using knit or crochet. Learn More