This lightweight poncho has a streamlined silhouette and a lovely subtle texture. And, you can crochet it quickly and easily from just two Caron Cakes using only elementary crochet stitches!
This scarf is perfect for a crochet beginner, or a more experienced crocheter who wants to work on a mindless project while binge-watching their favorite show.
I knew something was very wrong when I found our cat, Lola, lying glassy-eyed and barely moving on the cold tile of the bathroom floor.
This weekend I took a little break from crocheting because I desperately needed to organize my craft supplies. Of course, this necessity was triggered by my ever-growing yarn stash.
You need only a single Caron Big Cake to create this versatile shawl scarf using elementary crochet stitches.
Anyone with advanced beginner crochet skills can whip up this quick and easy cuffed shrug in any size you like.
I’m putting the finishing touches on my next pattern, a quick and easy project that will help you transition your wardrobe from summer to fall, and look forward to publishing both the pattern and a video in time for the upcoming Labor Day weekend.
It’s possible to crochet a granny square cocoon cardigan using self-striping yarn and get attractive concentric squares WITHOUT “slicing and dicing” your yarn. Here’s how!
One of the great things about the Granny square cocoon cardigan is that it can be made in just three simple steps by anyone who has mastered basic crochet skills: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet and double crochet.
The first crochet pattern I’m eager to share here is for this cocoon cardigan.
