All Together Now is a unique wrap made in 4 sections at an Intermediate Skill LevelDesigned by Jessie Rayot The yarn used in this pattern was provided by Premier Yarns All Together NowCrochet PatternIntermediate Skill LevelDesigned by Jessie Rayot All Together Now is a unique wrap made in 4 sections. The sections are joined as they are made, so there is no seaming at the end. This wrap is a great way to show off color changing yarn, but it … Read more
Feel ready for any occasion with this sparkly wraplette. The best part is that the sequins are already attached to the yarn, so you just have to knit away and let the yarn do the work. If you can knit and increase, you can make this super-simple piece. Wear it as your everyday scarf or dress up your evening out, there are so many possibilities!
This wrap is really more of a very large cowl. It’s great for a plus size as it is large enough to wrap around twice even with a larger sized model.
I really love math. I’ve found it to be very useful as a designer, especially geometry. So, this pattern is named for its shape: it’s four sixths of a hexagon, which makes a great shape for a wrap!
I’ve had many requests for a knit version of Skylark in Wonderland, so here it is! This flowing wrap uses Frabjous Fibers Mad Hatter (DK weight) yarn, which comes in many colors for you to personalize your own! It also features short rows for the shaping. When laid out flat, it really does resemble a bird wing.
Fall is on the way. I love the colors of fall, and I love the cozy and warm styles! If it weren’t for the impending frozen temperatures and numb toes, fall would be perfect. So, in honor of the good side of fall, here are some crochet patterns that incorporate fall colors and leaves!
Here are the names and links of each pattern in the leaves round up, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
I have some super fun adventures for you today!! You get to hop around to some of my favorite blogs and get a free crochet pattern from each!! Take a look at what you can get for free for 24 hours ONLY!!
The Christina Wrap is a light and lacy chevron wrap I designed and made for my future sister~in~law with a silk/wool fingering weight yarn.
It seems only fitting that the first of my summer of Designer Round Ups would feature Lorene of Cre8tion Crochet. She was the very first blogger to feature me! So, here is a fun selection of Cre8tion Crochet patterns for you to enjoy.
Lorene has been super generous and has set up a coupon code for 50% off any of her sale patterns on Ravelry from today through the end of the day on June 30th; the coupon code is “infinity”. She has also set up a giveaway for 1 free copy of one of her Rolling in the Deep Infinity Scarf pattern to 3 separate winners! The giveaway is posted at the end of this post, and it also runs to the end of day on June 30th.
Here are the names and links of each pattern. *Please note that most of these patterns are free, but there are a couple that are not.
All Chained Up
Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
The All Chained Up infinity scarf has alternating solid sections and loose chain sections. This makes it so easy to wrap and gives it wonderful texture and many styling options. It is worked in the round, starting in the center with one color and working to the outer edge, then the other color is joined to the center and worked in the round to the outer edge. This piece is sure to turn heads!
