Patterns

A bohemian knit poncho which alludes to the earthy styles of the 70’s. Learn More

Quite out of the ordinary: This highly versatile knitted lace scarf is both feminine and edgy. Lacey holes at each end and throughout the length of the scarf provide lots of ways to coil Cobra around your throat. Cobra’s untraditional looks hint also at the scarf’s untraditional construction: This scarf is worked in the round as a very long oval so requires a pair of very long circular needles. Learn More

These scarves add an edgy yet feminine touch: Lace works up fast and uses less yarn than more “solid” crochet fabric. Learn More

Casual style for every day.

The Flame Carpetbag is knit in the round with segments that are joined as they are worked. Finished with anI-cord bind-off, decorative tassels and then optionally lined, this purse is a great weekend project “de-stressor”.Yet it stills offers a few new tricks so that you won’t feel like you are knitting the same old bag.

We chose the no-sew, interchangeable handles from no-sew 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.

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

Shoulder Ornament or Handbag? This one-skein stylish bag is a decorative little shoulder ornament as well as just a very fun and clever knitting project.

Smart short-rowing results in a bag that can be knit in one piece with loop stitch, and the fringe provides cover in case you want to skip the step of lining your bag. We choose the no-sew handles from Sage Luxury to complete the no-hassle project. You can even make a few of these bags in different colors and easily switch the handles between them.

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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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These stunning scarves can be crocheted at lightning speed and are perfect accessories for spring and summer. Learn More

Let your stitch markers be your guide! This non-traditional jacket design uses bulky yarn, no seaming and side-to-side construction. Fast to knit using garter stitch and very forgiving of errors: Just knit to markers to give the jacket its short row shaping and you can try the jacket on as you go to get the fit you want. Learn More