365 Crochet

Now here's a clever idea!  Use two colors of yarn and knot them to create a beautiful infinity scarf. The scarf itself is a fairly easy pattern, and the designer includes a video tutorial on how to knot the scarf. Chunky yarn is used for this design, but it would be very easy to change it up with a different yarn weight as well. And the color... I have to mention the colors, I love these colors!  Mixing a bright with a dark really shows off the knot. Designed By: Left in Knots Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Two skeins of Lion Brand Wool-Ease Tonal; 'Night Sky' and 'Lime' L/8.0mm crochet hook Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

Wow! Just wow!  This crochet super scarf pattern is definitely not for a newbie crocheter, but if you already have some skill, or are willing to learn something new, then this absolutely stunning crochet pattern is for you!  By using graphs and the corner to corner crochet technique, you work up this pattern from the top down, working diagonally. The end result... something amazing! Designed By: Jess Coppom Skill Level: Advanced Materials: Patons Classic Wool Roving yarn: (6) Grey, (2) Aran, (1) Pale Blush, (1) Taupe, (1) Natural• Tapestry needle Size I [5.5 mm] crochet hook Two printed copies of Nordic c2c crochet chart Get the Free Pattern!

I've been seeing a knitted version of this all over social media lately, which is a pattern by Heidi May, in her shop, The Velvet Acorn . (Her patterns make me want to learn to knit, they are beautiful!) Today, I found this beauty of a crochet version, so get out your hooks and get to it!  It has it's differences from the knit poncho, for example the ribbing all along the edges, but the basic concept is about the same.  This designer also has a child's version of the pattern. Designed By: Left in Knots Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Wool-Ease Tonal Yarn - 9 skeins (I used color Slate Blue-and there are TONS of beautiful colors to choose from) L/8.0mm crochet hook\ 8- 1 5/8" buttons Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this gorgeous crochet capelet!  Capelets first became fashionable in the Victorian era and have continued to resurface throughout the years.  They hold a bit of elegance and romance and simply look luxurious.  This particular design uses double strands of wool yarn to make a chunky weight, By using post stitches and working back in forth in rows, you can create your own! This is a Ravelry download. Designed By: HRH Handmade Style Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials: 3 skeins of Lion Brand Wool-Ease worsted in Rose Heather. You will hold two strands together to form a chunky weight.  Suggested Hook:K Get the Free Pattern!