The Plaid and Simple Sweater is the perfect pattern to combine your favorite colors in a classic plaid design.
It is not the quickest of projects. The colorwork will force you to slow down and work each row mindfully, stitch by stitch. Working with three colors at a time, this design invites you to practice your color changes in a systemic pattern that’s easy to memorize.
The Congruence Shawl is designed specifically to be a one-cake-wonder project, making it the perfect WIP to take with you on vacation. Using roughly 1000 m of fingering weight yarn, this shawl will work up in no time, and the meditative stitch patterns will truly allow you to relax while working on it.
The stitch patterns create a fabulous drape that’s an absolute dream to wrap around your neck. All the while not giving up on the abundance of texture, even on the lace sections.
The Every Which Way Beanie is the ultimate stash buster. Make it in any yarn weight your heart desires – the texture will look beautiful in every yarn.
The pattern works up quickly, featuring your new next favorite stitch: the linked double crochet. This modified stitch is a fun spin on the regular double crochet, and you will be surprised by how easy, fast, and beautifully textured it is!
The Libra Pullover is a seamless, yoked sweater worked from the top down, using at least two contrasting colors to create an eye-catching grid effect. Using a single color at a time, this crochet sweater will work itself up in no time! I walk you through the invisible join method, so the back of your sweater will look just as neat & awesome as the front.
With an oversized fit at the bust and cozy bubble sleeves, this is the type of crochet sweater you’ll want to live in. The sweater features short rows to raise the back neck and provide a better fit. The pattern also provides detailed instructions for tapered sleeves.
