This pattern was very easy to follow. The cowl and the body are both in a simple repetitive pattern comprised of easy half double crochets, chains and double crochets, and worked from top down, it makes it very easy to try on as you go to make sure it fits just the way you like. I had trouble meeting gauge, and was able to adjust how I needed to make it fit, but if gauge is met, there is no doubt in my mind that this project wouldn’t be great for a confident beginner.
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Chunky Cabled Capelet – Free Crochet Pattern
You may remember me mentioning this feature back in October of 2016 when I first told you this design was featured in the Happily Hooked Magazine Issue #30 – You can read that post here, and see some of my favorites from the issue – and now I can finally share it with you here!… Read more
Sofia Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review – Red Heart
I have been working on a child size hat that has taken quite more calculation and reworking than I anticipated, and a hooded scarf that had to be taken completely apart because I made the rooky mistake of twisting my beginning chain. I was in need of a quick, easy and beautiful project to work… Read more
Lucky Charms Hat & Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review – ACCROchet
I regularly follow the ACCROchet blog, and receive a newsletter. Recently, I received an email asking for a few pattern testers for a new hat and cowl set. I responded back immediately offering my services – I just love pattern testing 🙂 I was really excited to have been chosen, and through working the pattern,… Read more
Chunky Cabled Capelet & Happily Hooked Magazine Issue 30
My Chunky Cabled Capelet can be found on the front cover of the latest issue of the Happily Hooked Magazine – September 2016, Issue 30 – which features some gorgeous garments, accessories and home decor all inspired by a Rustic Autumn. This design was only my second project worked with cables, my first being the… Read more
Bead & Lace Cocoon Shrug – Crochet Pattern Review – Crochet n Crafts
I pattern tested this for my friend Rhelena back around March. I am a big fan of the patterns from Crochet n Crafts, and the large variety of projects and stitch patterns. This is a highly recommended pattern. It is also a great comfort item to make for someone in need – work it in… Read more
The Sherwood Forest Beret – Free Crochet Pattern
I did not intend on making a beret at first. Originally, I set out to make a chunky slouch hat but I ended up working it up too wide. After I finished the whole thing, I was playing with the fit and discovered that it made a great beret – I just wish I would… Read more
Crochet Mini Blanket 18″ x 18″ – Pink & Blue Twin Set – FREE Pattern
The day after writing up the draft for the 10″ x 10″ Mini Blanket (back in May – yikes!), I drafted the following post on a 18″ x 18″ Mini Blanket. After completing my 10″ x 10″ Mini Blanket, I took a trip back to Joann‘s to get some more chunky yarn and start on… Read more
Coloring Easter Eggs Photo Basket Filler – Free Crochet Pattern
My sister-in-law, Briana of Briana Lugo Photography, has been mentioning to me for the last year or so how easy chunky mini blankets are to crochet, how little yarn and time they take and how popular they are. Have I listened? Well, I did but I didn’t look into it or try my… Read more
Coloring Easter Eggs Chunky Baby Blanket and Hat Set – Free Crochet Pattern
At the same time of purchasing the Kitty yarn I used in the Crochet Granny Square Baby Blanket and Hat Set, I also purchased this chunky yarn in Spring. This Spring yarn is such a neat color mixture – its yellow, green, blue and pinkish purple blended with white – reminds me dying Easter eggs!… Read more