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Colin Harper Throw Pillow – Free Crochet Pattern in 8 Sizes | Basic C2C Throw Pillow worked in HDC Boxes

This is a free crochet pattern and video tutorial showing how to crochet the Colin Harper Throw Pillow, which is a Basic C2C Throw Pillow worked in HDC Boxes with 8 sizes included.

Basic C2C Afghan Square in HDC Boxes – Free Crochet Pattern in 12 Sizes

This fun, textured square is worked up in a basic pattern of corner to corner boxes worked in simple half double crochets. With 12 sizes included from 4″ up to 27″, the project possibilities are endless!

Country Grace Pullover – Crochet Pattern Review

Overall, I’m quite pleased with my new Country Grace Pullover. It was an easy crochet pattern to follow worked in a stitch pattern similar to the classic granny stitch, and easy to adjust to fit just the way I wanted. This is an excellent Spring and Summer top, though living in Florida, I will enjoy it all year long.

Tie Front Top – Crochet Pattern Review

My overall thoughts on this pattern are pure joy. It was fun to work up, easy to understand, and very simple to modify to my gauge and my body. The tie idea is creative and definitely something I’ve seen in store-bought tops, but I never would have considered emulating that in crochet! DK yarn was a great choice, and this top feels like a cloud. I am going to rock this thing with some cute summer outfits!

The Mare Knot Pillow – Crochet Pattern Review

This knot pillow has been on my list for a long time. It looks very different from a basic square couch pillow, and fun to squish. It’s creative and interesting, but also chic and classy! Fair warning, the stitching is easy, but it takes a very long time.

C2C XO Wall Hanging – Free Crochet Pattern

How to crochet an easy corner to corner XO wall hanging perfect for Valentine’s Day decorating, a gallery wall, nursery decor, anniversary or wedding gift and even just the casual every day decor.

Winter Wonderland Snowman – Crochet Pattern Review

Winter usually means snow and at my house, snow equals snowman. So it was a natural choice for December to make one that will last all year long! I chose this little guy because I just thought the top hat was too cute! So many patterns have snowpeople wearing beanies topped with a pouf. While they are adorable, this top hat really caught my eye so I had to make it!

Fair Isle Gansey Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review

This cowl has so much surface area that it easily covers your neck and would even cover an open neckline of a shirt. It would be great for spring or fall, as well as for relatively mild winter days. And I know this pattern looks complicated, but trust me that the actual stitches are simple!

Ribbed Granny Stitch Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review

This pattern is so fun, simple, and easy. The ribbing takes the bulk of the time, and then suddenly you just do a few rows of basic shaping and it’s done, you have a new accessory ready to go! The texture lends itself to both solid and variegated yarns beautifully, and lets you choose if you want a neutral to go with everything or a bright rainbow to add some pop to your outfit!

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