If you live somewhere where the weather gets really cold, I highly recommend you make yourself (and all your friends) a Sierra Nevada Hood! The pattern works up really quickly by using the super bulky faux fur yarn, and it is the softest, warmest piece I’ve ever tried!
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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!
Texture Block Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review
I can’t praise the texture enough. I’ve always been a fan of post stitches, as soon as I got familiar enough with them to like doing it (I used to hate them as a beginner and now I’m doing designs with them!) It gives you such an impressive look with a very approachable technique. That’s actually why I clicked on this pattern on Ravelry in the first place, the texture.
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!
Cliffcrest Cable Collar – Crochet Pattern Review – Yarnspirations
When I saw this gorgeous little cable collar on Ravelry, meant to go under your coat and basically add a warm turtleneck “sweater” (top half) layer without adding the thick bulk of the full thing, I was intrigued. Most of my wardrobe is basic V-neck tees from Target, and I’d love something to cover my chest below my coat! This pattern is the perfect combination. It’s gorgeous, it’s interesting and stitches up relatively quickly, and it’s incredibly warm and comfortable!
You’re Not Alone Cowl – Crochet Pattern Review – The Cozy Cottage Crochet
This is a crochet pattern review of the You’re Not Alone Cowl pattern from designer The Cozy Cottage Crochet. Review done by A Stitch Shy of Normal for EyeLoveKnots.
This pattern is so easy but looks very impressive, so it’s a wonderful option for a gift because it says that you thought of the recipient and wanted them to have something gorgeous and special! I can totally see this one being a great option for holiday gifts, especially in some rich greens and burgundy shades as well as this exact gold I chose.
April Crochet Pattern Giveaway! Featuring A Stitch Shy of Normal
Have you met Abby? She is one of my awesome contributors here at EyeLoveKnots, and you can also find her on Instragram @astitchshyofnormal. Find out more about her HERE. I wanted to do something special to thank her for sharing with us, and so why not do a crochet pattern giveaway featuring her designs?! One… Read more
Wild Oleander Hooded Scarf – Crochet Pattern Review – Wickedly Handmade
This is a crochet pattern review of the Wild Oleander Hooded Scarf by Wickedly Handmade. This post contains affiliate links for WeCrochet. If you make a purchase by clicking on them, I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support! It’s me, Abigail with A Stitch Shy of Normal…. Read more
Snowcapped Cowl – Free Crochet Pattern
This is a free crochet pattern for how-to crochet my Snowcapped Cowl. I don’t use Red Heart’s With Love very much, but I happened to have two skeins in my stash, and couldn’t help but fall in love with the soft, squishy feel. One of my favorite stitches for texture is the puff stitch, and… Read more
Squish Cowl, Take 2 – Crochet Pattern Review – Moogly Blog
This is a crochet review for the Squish Cowl, a free crochet pattern from Moogly Blog. This post contains affiliate links for LoveCrochet. If you make a purchase by clicking on them, I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support! Two and a half years ago, I shared… Read more