Hey friends. The Countryside Collection is here. After I designed the cardigan I could not stop thinking about how incredible the stitch pattern would look on a pinafore, romper, baby blanket and bonnet, so I went for it. Let me tell you, it has been a ton of work, but also so rewarding. The Inspiration…
Materials: DK Cotton Yarn, I used Paintbox Yarns Cotton Dk in the colours Seafoam Blue and Dusty Rose. If you purchase from this link I will earn a small comission which helps me continue making patterns. I truly appreciate your support.3.5mm hook Headband Row 1:Ch15, hdc in the 2nd ch from hook and in each…
I adore a cardigan and like to design mine on the short side so they can be worn over dresses. Here are my 3 top designs to go with the frilliest of dresses!
I have designed some crochet sweaters and cardigans specifically for boys. Here are some awesome patterns that are not only stylish but super wearable.
Materials: *5.00mm (U.S H-8) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge*4.00mm (U.S G-6) crochet hook for the edging *I used Paintbox Yarns Simply Dk in the colour Vanilla Cream (107). If you purchase from this link, I will earn a small commission and can continue creating my patterns. Your support means the world to…
Countryside Bonnet This adorable free crochet bonnet patterns is so easy. The perfect bonnet for a beginner! Scroll to the bottom to access the pattern. Materials * 4.00mm (U.S G-6) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge *3.5mm crochet hook (or one size smaller than the hook used for your gauge) for the edging…
Hello everyone. I am so excited to share my newest pattern with you for free. I have designed this adorable double breasted jacket with the gorgeous MillaMia Naturally Soft Aran yarn which you can find exclusively on Love Crafts. Let’s talk a little bit about the design…. The Inspiration… One of my incredible friends passed…
This is how you do a puff stitch when working between the stitches (underneath the loops). This stitch is used in the “Countryside Collection”
This video shows you how to stitch each double crochet between the posts of the previous row. It also demonstrates where to place the last stitch of each section and how to increase at each raglan point. This technique is used in my pattern for “The Mia Coat”
