All Chained Up
Crochet Infinity Scarf Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
The All Chained Up infinity scarf has alternating solid sections and loose chain sections. This makes it so easy to wrap and gives it wonderful texture and many styling options. It is worked in the round, starting in the center with one color and working to the outer edge, then the other color is joined to the center and worked in the round to the outer edge. This piece is sure to turn heads!
This star crochet pattern can be used as a trivet or a centerpiece. If your gauge is the same as mine, I have marked where to stop the pattern for the trivet, or you can go all the way to the end to make the centerpiece. However, you do not have to match my gauge for this pattern to work! It will just be a different size. Please remember to stay safe: don’t use meltable yarn for a trivet, and this pattern is not intended to be used as a potholder.
This pattern is part of the Patriotic Party CAL/KAL.
With the Skewed mini skein set knitting pattern, you can transform your mini skein set into a stunning pointed end wrap.
I love can cozies for parties. They are like attached coasters, and if they all look a little different they work to identify which drink is whose! Plus they keep your beverage cool without freezing your hand. This simple cozy pattern works on a can or bottle, and can be made as short or tall as you desire. It’s made with hdc stitches and can be made in stripes or solids. Enjoy!
Evens and Odds Mitered Coasters
Free Knit Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
While playing around with mitered squares to make coasters, I realized they could be made with an even or odd number of stitches, depending on how the decreases are made. So, rather than making that choice for you, I thought I would write a double pattern for you today. One mitered square coaster that starts with an even number of stitches and uses two decreases in the center, and one mitered square coaster that starts with an odd number of stitches and uses a double decrease in the center. Of course, there are still many more ways to make a mitered square, these are just my current favorites for evens and odds.
This easy afghan square is great for beginners! The Four Points Square uses 3 simple stitches to create a lovely, lightweight square.
Showing off your USA pride can be so fun!! So for this Round Up I have found some great red white and blue crochet patterns to share with you today. Some of these patterns are clearly made as patriotic crochet patterns, and some just work well for it, but either way, here is a nice variety of crochet ways to celebrate your country!
This Patriotic Placemat is actually quite simple to make, with a dramatic look. What a great way to dress up your picnics!
