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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!

Super Chunky Kinsley Blake Scarf – Free Knitting Pattern

This is a free knitting pattern for how to knit the Super Chunky Kinsley Blake Scarf, an easy knit scarf pattern worked in variation of the beginner friendly garter stitch. 4 sizes included, and super chunky yarn means it’ll work up fairly quickly.

Tinysaurus – Crochet Pattern Review

If you are looking for a last-minute gift idea for the upcoming holidays or just want to make an adorable gift for a dinosaur lover in your life, the Tinysaurus pattern is for you. It can be made in just a few hours and will make for a truly treasured keepsake. I can’t wait to also try out the larger Bohasaurus pattern as well!

Carl Cardigan – Crochet Pattern Review

this pattern is so simple and fun! The actual stitching is very easy, the design is mostly in the shaping. The silhouette of this cardigan is genius, it’s so flattering and yet casual and comfortable.

Super Chunky Shay Hallway Runner – Free Crochet Pattern

How to crochet the Super Chunky Shay Hallway Runner, an easy crochet rug pattern worked in simple single crochet stitches and soft, plushy yarn.

Harvest Bobble Accent Rug – Crochet Pattern Review & Hack

This is a crochet pattern review of the Harvest Bobble Banner from the Autumn 2021 issue of Crochet! Magazine hacked into a Fall themed accent rug. Review by EyeLoveKnots. This post contains affiliate links for Annie’s Catalog, WeCrochet and LoveCrafts. If you make a purchase by clicking on them, I make a small commission at… Read more

Haylee Beanie – Free Crochet Pattern

This is a free crochet pattern for how to crochet the Haylee Beanie, an easy crochet beanie pattern worked in simple half double crochet stitches, and available in 7 sizes.

Mountain Landscape Wall Hanging – Crochet Pattern Review

The techniques were easy to understand, and the tips were helpful when I remembered to do them. It took a while but each row itself went pretty quickly. The color layout was genius and gives a very impactful piece. The fringe is a genius addition, I wouldn’t have thought to add that myself but it really adds that final punch to the overall look. I think this ended up being a great reintroduction to tapestry crochet and it actually left me wanting to do more! I think artsy wall hangings done in tapestry crochet are going to be very on-trend throughout this coming fall and winter, and I look forward to trying as many of them as I can!

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