Skylark in Wonderland is a free rainbow shawl crochet pattern that creates a bird wing-like shawl in a kaleidoscope of colors.
There are so many uses for triangles in crochet. Shawls, bunting, head kerchiefs, afghans, even parts of clothing. Today I have collected some crochet patterns that use triangles for you to enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Snowflake ThrowDesigned by Jessie Rayotfor Red HeartCrochet PatternRed Heart with Love Crochet a flurry of snowflakes to keep you cozy when there’s a chill in the air. Just 12 squares are needed for this thoroughly modern take on a throw made of squares. To find the video tutorials I made to go with this pattern, and the link to the pattern Click Here
Fleece Flair Skirt
Free Knit Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This adorable fleece skirt is just perfect for wearing over leggings or tights on a cold day. It works up very quickly, so you can delight the little girl in your life in no time at all! The waist has a tie string, so it fits for a long time. I have also included a bonus scarf pattern for you.
To read about the Jake’s Blankie CAL (Crochet ALong) and to find the links to each week’s post,click here. The intro post will also give you all the yarn info for the blanket, and other links that may help. I have created an event in my Facebook page to share photos and ask questions. You can find the event here.
This week we will be making the last Kismet square!! Next week we will begin the border!
If you need a refresher on the Join As You Go method, find that here.
Square #12:
Chained to Infinity
Free Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
I love those big infinity scarves with solid sections and open sections. Chained to Infinity is my version of one of those fun scarves. It has alternating angled single crochet sections and chain sections. I made my sample in a color that is similar to Pantone’s 2015 Color of the Year: Marsala.
Slouch hats!! Slouch hats have become wildly popular over the past few years. So, I thought you may like a little round up of crochet slouch hat patterns.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
I just love the linen stitch!! In this post I will teach you how to crochet the linen stitch, AKA the moss stitch. I have a video to show the stitch, written instructions, and a chart and pattern for a practice piece as seen in the pictures. Don’t forget to check out the rest of the Stitchopedia.
To read about the Jake’s Blankie CAL (Crochet ALong) and to find the links to each week’s post,click here. The intro post will also give you all the yarn info for the blanket, and other links that may help. I have created an event in my Facebook page to share photos and ask questions. You can find the event here.
This week we will be making another of the Kismet squares.
If you need a refresher on the Join As You Go method, find that here.
Square #11:
I have a lot of sharing for you today. Photos of randomness from the last week or so, some cuteness from the girls’ play date and sleepover, and a few Valentine’s Day snaps. Basically, a what I’m up to post for you today.
When my parents went on a little trip over the holidays, my dad found a few items that he knew I would love!
He didn’t know this, but I LOVE the Tom Tierney paper doll books. They are actually very true to period, and were even considered acceptable period costume research by my uber picky undergrad advisor.
He also found this pretty thimble at the gift shop outside of the Petra Treasury. I think that was were he found the earrings as well. I really love them.
Here is some colorful yarn I received from Lion Brand. Happiness in a box!
