Corner to Corner (C2C) Box Stitch has become a hot stitch over the past few years. It can be used to make a square or rectangle of any size with pretty much any yarn. Plus it is made of blocks so it can be used to create graphed images. Once you have this stitch down you can take a graphed image (such as a cross stitch pattern) and crochet it. So cool!!
I wanted a cowl that fit snug all the way up my neck and then flared out at the bottom so it could tuck into my coat.
The free Robin Baby Blanket pattern is a classic easy to make striped baby blanket. Easy to make because of the easy to crochet box stitches in stripes of 3 colors. You can carry the yarn up the sides, so there is no need to cut when changing colors. By the time you finish this blanket you will have this stitch down pat and confidently be able use it on other projects. This easy to make striped baby blanket can of course be made in the colors of your choice and if you wish to change the size to make an afghan, throw, or even a bedspread, the free pattern tells you how. Made in superwash wool from King Cole, it is soft and warm.
The Broken Rib Scarf uses a stitch pattern that I’ve always loved: the broken rib stitch pattern. I also love mixing different textured yarns.
Stripey Stocking Hat a free crochet pattern at Easy Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot
The Prince Wrap is a small unisex knit shawl made of garter stitch and eyelets. It’s quick and easy, yet lovely to look at.
This split-brimmed hat will keep your head warm and your spirits high! The colors are full of joy, hence the name: Joyful Warmth. The split brim keeps your ears toasty warm as well. The height of form meets function, make one for everyone in your family!
