Chrissy Hat the companion piece for the Chrissy Neck Warmer A new free Crochet pattern designed by Jessie Rayot
The Chrissy Neck Warmer is inspired by one of my knit and crochet combined patterns: the Ellen Turtle-neck-lace. I’ve had the Fiber Optics yarn for a few years and just couldn’t decide what to make with it. Then when I got these awesome beads from Bead Biz, I suddenly knew what to do! I’m quite happy with the finished result, and I’m sure you will be too!
Dreamy Ear Warmers a free crochet pattern at Easy Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot
This easy pattern is a great way to dress up a room or an event. Use team colors or colors to match your decor.
This free and easy knit pattern for the Funny Papers lightweight knit poncho is made with garter stitch, making it quick & easy to complete.
Stylish ear warmers will keep your ears toasty warm & match my Crochet Cabled Mitts, so you can face the winter in fashion.
This adorable cape was designed by my daughter, Vada. When she saw the Chic Sheep yarn, she came up with the idea for this cape. She explained to me what she wanted it to look like and I created it for her. She loves the finished cape, and I’m sure you will too.
Need an idea for a blanket square? Check out my new free crochet pattern Flower Burst. Designed by me at an easy skill level, it’s easy to make & lovely to look at.
Hoooked Tote Crochet Pattern Easy Skill Level. This tote works up quickly in super bulky Hoooked Ribbon XL yarn! The yarn used in this post was provided by Hoooked.
This tote works up quickly in super bulky Hoooked Ribbon XL yarn! The colors are vibrant and ready to celebrate warm days. It makes a great beach bag as it is absorbent and washable. With it’s granny squares and long tassels, it fits right in with the popular Boho style. So choose your favorite colors and make your own Hoooked Tote.
The Unchained Scarf was inspired by my Unchained Shawl; it is essentially a rectangular version of the shawl. Made with Mango Moon Twist, it is lightweight and great for a spring or summer scarf. The pattern includes directions for how to make this scarf and length and width you would like. Obviously, changing the size will change the amount of yarn you will need.
