Your cold-weather outfits are MADE with our newest free crochet pattern, the Bella Oversized Cowl. Quick as a flash to work up, you’ll be showing off your new accessory in no time flat.
Read MoreLooking to add some texture and warmth to your walls? Want to add a small holiday decor accent? In this DIY tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a stunning yarn art wall hanging using Bernat Suedish Yarn.
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Read MoreLet’s make some cozy, handmade home décor and get ready for the holiday season. In this fun DIY tutorial, I’m going to show you how to make a beautiful, chunky yarn pom pom wreath that’s perfect for dressing up your door, adding an accent to a room on any wall or you can even give it as a gift!
Read MoreWelcome to the world of effortless style and cozy comfort! Seriously - that is what you get with the Stella Pullover Poncho Free Crochet Pattern.
Whether a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, this chunky poncho pattern is the perfect project for you as we hit cozy season.
This Stella Pullover Poncho Free Crochet Pattern is designed with simplicity in mind, making it an ideal project for beginners. The chunky yarn works up quickly, allowing you to see your progress in no time.
The oversized fit adds a bit of ease and coziness, making this poncho a perfect addition to your wardrobe. Whether you're lounging at home, heading out for a casual day, or even dressing it up for an evening out, this poncho has you covered—literally!
The Cinch bottom of the Stella Pullover Poncho Free Crochet Pattern keeps it from being boxy and bulky and allows you to have full movement while wearing it.
There's nothing quite like wrapping yourself in a handmade piece that not only looks stylish but also keeps you warm and snug on those chilly days. So let’s get started.
Supply List:
435 (522, 609, 696) yd Category #6 Super Bulky yarn. (Original yarn used for sample has been discontinued. I recommend KnitPicks Tuff Puff, Alla Prima, or Fluff of the Andes as replacements.)
Crochet Hook Size Q / 15mm
Tapestry needle to weave ends
Tape Measure
Fasteners or safety pins
Gauge: 4 inch sq = 5 dc stitches x 3 rows
Sizes: Extra Small (SM/ Med, L/XL, 2X/3X)
Finished Measurements: Across Chest 20.75 (24, 27.25, 30.5)" See Notes below.
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
fsc-foundation single crochet
ch -chain
sc -single crochet
dc-double crochet
hdc –half double crochet
sl st –slip stitch
NOTES:
Be sure to measure and to check your gauge and adjust hook size as needed.
This oversized pullover is intended to fit with up to 10-12” of positive ease.
MAKE 2 IDENTICAL PANELS:
ROW 1: fsc x 26 (30, 34, 38)
This will give you a finished width of 20.75 (24, 27.25, 30.5)"-be sure to measure and to check your gauge Here is a link to tutorial http://www.designz.shibaguyz.com/blog/technique-tuesday-foundation-single-crochet
Alternatively if you do not know fsc:
-ch x 26 (30, 34, 38)then turn
-ch 1, x 25 (29, 33, 37)xscall the way across / Total for row is x 26 (30, 34, 38)sc (incl. ch 1)
For L/XL: Next row: ch 2 and turn, then 33x dc across in back loop only for total of 34dc (incl ch 2)then continue to pattern
For 2X/3X: Next two rows: ch 2 and turn, then 37x dc across in back loop only for total of 38dc (incl ch 2 )then continue to pattern
ROW 2: ch 2 & turn, then 25 (29, 33, 37)x dc across for total of 26(30, 34, 38) dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 3: ch 2 & turn, then 25 (29, 33, 37)x dc across in back loop only for total of 26 (30, 34, 38) dc (incl ch 2)
ROWS 4-5: Repeat Rows 2 & 3
ROW 6: ch 2 & turn, then 1 dc in same dc, 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in each dc to last 2 dc, 2 dc in last 2 dc for a total of 30 (34, 38, 42)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 7: ch 2 & turn, then dc across in back loop only for total of 30 (34, 38, 42)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 8: ch 2 & turn, then 1 dc in same dc, 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in each dc to last 2 dc, 2 dc in last 2 dc for a total of 34 (38, 42, 46)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 9: ch 2 & turn, then dc across in back loop only for total of 34 (38, 42, 46)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 10: ch 2 & turn, then 1 dc in same dc, 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in each dc to last 2 dc, 2 dc in last 2 dc for a total of 38 (42, 46, 50)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 11: ch 2 & turn, then 1 dc in same, then dc across in back loop only, 2x dc in last for total of 40 (44, 48, 52)dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 12: ch 2 & turn, then dc across for total of 40 (44, 48, 52) dc (incl ch 2)
ROW 13: ch 2 & turn, then dc across in back loop only for total of 40 (44, 48, 50) dc (incl ch 2)
ROWS 14–15: Repeat Rows 12-13 ***for L/XL & 2X/3X repeat rows 12 & 3 two times***
ROW 16: ch 2 & turn, hdc in next 14 (16, 18, 20) dc, sl st in next 10 dc, hdc in last 15 (17, 19, 21) dc (this creates the slight neck yoke)
Fasten off.
ASSEMBLY:
***Same for ALL sizes***
Marry your two panels INSIDE OUT (right sides facing each other).
Whip stitch the panels together starting at the corner to the neck yoke. Stop when you get to the slip stitches.
Repeat on other side & fasten off.
Whip stitch up the sides marrying your panels. Stop at the last increase row (Row 11) creating the “open arm.”
Repeat on other side & fasten off.
TURN RIGHT SIDE OUT
NECK:
Starting in the back (this is where you decide a front & back side of your garment), attach yarn at center point:
Round1: ch 1 (does not count as a stitch), sc around and create 2x sc at the point where the two panels come together on each side for a total of 22 (26, 30) sc, sl st to top of ch 1
Round 2: ch 2, (counts as hdc), hdc in each sc around, sl st to top of beg ch 2 for a total of 22 (26, 30) hdc
Rounds 3–6: ch 2, (counts as hdc), hdc in each hdc around, sl st to top of beg ch 2 for a total of 22 (26, 30) hdc
Fasten off
Fasten Off.
Weave in all ends
The Bella On Main Street Cowl free knitting pattern is a quick knit that will keep you and anyone who wears it SO SO COZY! It is a great beginner pattern and also fantastic for makers who do markets or need to make lots of gifts.
Read MorePlease welcome the West Chicago Knit Shawl Free Knitting Pattern! A perfect stashbuster or great way to use all those mini skeins you have been collecting!
This graceful crescent shawl checks SO MANY boxes - it is perfect for those scrumptious minis, remnants from past projects, mini skien advents or impulse buys from the local yarn store. Our newest pattern is here to rescue and revitalize those lonely yarns! The West Chicago Knit Shawl is meticulously crafted for one main color of yarn complemented by 9 small amounts of different colors. It’s a splendid way to watch varied hues come alive, intertwining to create an accessory that’s as unique as its maker. Plus, who can resist the allure of a picot trim adding that touch of sweetness to the finished piece?
With bands of color radiating out from the center, let the West Chicago Knit Shawl showcase your color mixing style!
AND this shawl is a perfect shawl for a Shawlalong! There is a matching West Chicago Crochet Shawl pattern so everyone can join in together. Beyond just crafting, there’s a special kind of magic when hands move in harmony, needles click in unison, and crafters come together. We strongly encourage you to embrace these patterns as a communal project.
Supply List:
Primary Color:1 Full Skein Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock, 433 Yards per skein
Contrast: 9 mini skeins Fingering Weight, 80 Yards per mini skein / See Color Sequence Reference List
US 8/ 5 mm 40” circular needle
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure
2 Stitch Markers
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
k – knit
p - purl
k2tog – knit 2 together
yo – yarn over
co – cast on
sm – slip marker
bo – bind off
st(s) – stitch(es)
(RS) right side
(WS) wrong side
COLOR SEQUENCE USED FOR DESIGN SAMPLE:
Primary Color A: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock / Flat Iron Gray / 100 g / 433 Yards
Color B: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock Big Star / 20 g / 86 yards
Color C: Lavender Lune Yarn / 80/20 Fingering / Feelin' Leafy / 20g / 80yds
Color D: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock/ Bongo Blue / 20 g / 86 yards
Color E: Asylum Fibers / Twisted Sock Mini / Siren Song, 20g, 80 yards
Color F: Marianated Yarns / Venti - Practicality 75/25 / Indigo Bunting / 20 g / 93 yards
Color G: M1 Yarns Lean Machine Fingering / You Had Me At Merlot / 20 g / 80 yards
Color H: Jilly & Kiddles / Fancy Sock Mini / La Corrida de Toros / 20 g / 87 yds
Color I: KraeO / Little Sister fingering/ Rose Gold/ 20g/ 98 yds
Color J: Queenie Crochet / 2-ply sock yarn / Moxie / 20g/ 80 yards
NOTES:
Gauge is not extremely important for this pattern. The most important thing is to have a knitted fabric that you like.
Finished measurements: 72” x 20” approx.
Make note that you will be working HELD DOUBLE for the bulk of the pattern, unless noted otherwise.
You will not change needles even when working single stranded.
You will have some excess yarn of colors B, C, D, F, G; you may expand your shawl and use that by adding 2 rows of the single stranded stockinette for those colors. If you do this, you will not have enough J for picot finish and need to do regular bind off on the 3rd row of Color J.
GARTER TAB CAST ON USING PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR B DOUBLE STRANDED:
CO 3 sts.
Knit 12 rows.
Place first marker.
Turn work 90 degrees and pick up 6 sts.
Place second marker.
Turn work 90 degrees again and pick up 3 sts.
You will have 12 sts on the needle.
BEGIN PATTERN – CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR B DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 1 (RS): K3, sm, (yo, k1, yo) in 1st stitch, k until 1 st before marker, (yo, k1, yo) in next st, sm, k3. (4 sts increased)
ROW 2 (WS): K3, sm, yo, k until marker, yo, sm, k3. (2 sts increased) 18 sts
ROWS 3 – 20: Repeat 1,2 72 sts.
COLOR B ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROW 21: Repeat 1 76 sts
ROW 22: K3, sm, yo, p until marker, yo, sm, k3. (2 sts increased) 78 sts
ROWS 23 – 24: Repeat Rows 21, 22 84 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR B DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 25 – 30: Repeat Rows 1, 2
Fasten Off Color B.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 31 – 34: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR C DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 35 - 40: Repeat 1,2
COLOR C ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 41- 44: Repeat Rows 21, 22 .
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR C DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 45 - 50: Repeat 1,2
Fasten Off Color C.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 51 - 54: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR D DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 55 - 58: Repeat 1,2
COLOR D ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 59-62: Repeat Rows 21, 22 .
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR D DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 63-66: Repeat 1,2 .
Fasten Off Color D.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 67-70: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR E DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 71-74: Repeat 1,2
COLOR E ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 75-78: Repeat Rows 21, 22
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR E DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 79-82: Repeat 1,2
Fasten Off Color E.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 83-86: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR F DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 87-88: Repeat 1,2
COLOR F ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 89-92: Repeat Rows 21, 22
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR F DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 93-94: Repeat 1,2
Fasten Off Color F.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 95-96: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR G DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 97-98: Repeat 1,2
COLOR G ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 99-102: Repeat Rows 21, 22
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR G DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 103-104: Repeat 1,2
Fasten Off Color G.
PRIMARY COLOR A ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 105-106: Repeat 1,2
CONTINUE WITH PRIMARY COLOR A AND ADD COLOR H DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 107-108: Repeat 1,2
COLOR H ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 109-112: Repeat Rows 21, 22
COLOR H AND ADD COLOR I DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 113 - 114: Repeat 1,2
Fasten Off Color H.
COLOR I ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 115-118: Repeat Rows 21, 22
COLOR I AND ADD COLOR J DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROWS 119 - 120: Repeat 1,2
COLOR J ONLY – SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 121-122: Repeat Rows 1,2
Bind off using this picot method for shape and Color J:
For the more dramatic effect of your picot bind off as shown, follow these steps and begin with the very first stitch on your shawl:
Step 1: Using Cable Cast on - Cast on 2 stitches
Step 2: Knit 2
Step 3: Pass the first stitch over the second stitch, leaving a single stitch on your right needle
Step 4: Knit 1
Step 5: Pass the first stitch over the second stitch, leaving a single stitch on your right needle
Repeat Steps 4 & 5 four more times
Step 6: Slip stitch back to main needle
Repeat all the way across to the end.
Finishing:
Weave in ends and wet block.
Please welcome the West Chicago Crochet Shawl Free Crochet Pattern!
This graceful crescent shawl checks SO MANY boxes - it is perfect for those scrumptious minis, remnants from past projects, mini skien advents or impulse buys from the local yarn store. Our newest patterns are here to rescue and revitalize those lonely yarns! The West Chicago Crochet Shawl is meticulously crafted for one main color of yarn complemented by 9 small amounts of different colors. It’s a splendid way to watch varied hues come alive, intertwining to create an accessory that’s as unique as its maker. Plus, who can resist the allure of a picot trim adding that touch of sweetness to the finished piece?
With bands of color radiating out from the center, let the West Chicago Crochet Shawl showcase your color mixing style!
AND this shawl is a perfect for a Shawlalong! There is a matching West Chicago Knit Shawl pattern so everyone can join in together. Beyond just crafting, there’s a special kind of magic when hands move in harmony, hooks move in unison, and crafters come together.
We strongly encourage you to embrace these patterns as a communal project.
Supply List:
Primary Color:1 Full Skein Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock, 433 Yards per skein
Contrast: 9 mini skeins Fingering Weight, 80 Yards per mini skein / See Reference List
US 8/ 5 mm crochet hook
Large needle to weave ends
Tape Measure
2 Stitch Markers
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
fsc – foundation single crochet
ch – chain loop
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
st(s) – stitch(es)
sk - skip
NOTES:
If you notice your fabric begin to “curl” up and round then you are likely doing your beginning ch 2 of each row too tightly In this case do a ch 3 instead to start each row.
Gauge is not extremely important for this pattern. The most important thing is to have a fabric that you like.
Make note that you will be working double stranded for the bulk of the pattern, unless noted otherwise. You will not change hook size even when working single stranded.
This shawl should be blocked aggressively.
COLOR SEQUENCE REFERENCE LIST:
Primary Color A: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock / Flat Iron Gray / 100 g / 433 Yards
Color B: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock Big Star / 20 g / 86 yards
Color C: Lavender Lune Yarn / 80/20 Fingering / Feelin' Leafy / 20g / 80yds
Color D: Movers & Makers Wicker Park Sock/ Bongo Blue / 20 g / 86 yards
Color E: Asylum Fibers / Twisted Sock Mini / Siren Song, 20g, 80 yards
Color F: Marianated Yarns / Venti - Practicality 75/25 / Indigo Bunting / 20 g / 93 yards
Color G: M1 Yarns Lean Machine Fingering / You Had Me At Merlot / 20 g / 80 yards
Color H: Queenie Crochet / 2-ply sock yarn / Moxie / 20g/ 80 yards
Color I: KraeO / Little Sister fingering/ Rose Gold/ 20g/ 98 yds
Color J: Jilly & Kiddles / Fancy Sock Mini / La Corrida de Toros / 20 g / 87 yds
BEGIN USING PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR B DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 1: fsc 12, then ch 1, Turn 90 degrees to work back across the base side of the fhdc row.
ROW 2 (RS): ch 2 (not act as st); [3 sc] in last st of previous row, 2 sc in each st across to last st, [3 sc] in last st / 26 sts
ROW 3 (WS): ch 2 (not act as st); [2 sc] in last st of previous row, [2 sc] in next st, sc across to last 2 sts, [2 sc] in last 2 sts / 30 sts. Turn.
ROW 4: ch2 (not act as st), 2 hdc in last st of previous row, 2 hdc next st, in each sc across to last 2 sts, 2 hdc in last 2 sts, Turn. 34 sts
ROW 5: ch2 (not act as st), 3sc in last st of previous row, sc in each sc across to last st, 3sc in last sc, Turn. 38 sts.
ROWS 6 – 7: Repeat Rows 4, 5 alternating 46 sts at end of Row 7
USING COLOR B SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 8: Repeat Row 4. 50 sts
ROW 9: ch 2 (does not act as st), 3sc in last st of previous row, sc in each of next 6 sts, * 2sc in next st, sc in each of next 6 sts*; repeat * to * across, 3sc in last sc, Turn. 60 sts
ROW 10: Repeat Row 4 64 sts
USING PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR B DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 11: Repeat Row 5 68 sts
ROW 12: Repeat Row 4 72 sts
Fasten Off Color B.
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED:
ROW 13: Repeat Row 4 76 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR C DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 14: Repeat Row 4 80 sts
ROW 15: Repeat Row 5 84 sts
COLOR C SINGLE STRANDED:
ROW 16: Repeat Row 4 88 sts
ROW 17: Repeat Row 5 92 sts.
ROW 18: ch 2 (does not act as st), 3hdc in last st of previous row, hdc in each of next 8 sts, * 2 hdc in next st, hdc in each of next 8 sts*; repeat * to * across, 3 hdc in last st, (inc. 14 sts) 106 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR C DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 19: Repeat Row 5 110 sts.
ROW 20: Repeat Row 4. 114 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED:
ROW 21: Repeat Row 4. 118 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR D DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 22: Repeat Row 4. 122 sts
COLOR D SINGLE STRANDED:
ROW 23: Repeat Row 5. 126 sts
ROW 24: Repeat Row 4. 130 sts
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR D DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 25: ch 2 (does not act as st), 2 hdc in last st of previous row, hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next st; hdc in each of next 7 sts, * 2 hdc in next st, hdc in each of next 7 sts*; repeat * to * to last 5 sts, 2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in last st 150 sts total
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 26: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR E DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 27: Repeat Row 4.
COLOR E SINGLE STRANDED
ROWS 28 - 29: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR E DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 30: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 31: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR F DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 32: Repeat Row 4.
COLOR F SINGLE STRANDED:
ROWS 33-34: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR F DOUBLE STRANDED:
ROW 35: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 36: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR G DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 36: Repeat Row 5.
COLOR G SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 37: Repeat Row 4.
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR G DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 38: Repeat Row 5.
PRIMARY COLOR A SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 39: Repeat Row 5
PRIMARY COLOR A AND COLOR H DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 40: Repeat Row 5
COLOR H SINGLE STRANDED
ROWS 41 – 42: Repeat Row 4.
COLOR H AND COLOR I DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 43: Repeat Row 5
COLOR I SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 44: Repeat Row 4.
COLOR I AND COLOR J DOUBLE STRANDED
ROW 45: Repeat Row 5
COLOR J SINGLE STRANDED
ROW 45: Repeat Row 4.
ROW 46: Repeat Row 5.
OR OPTIONAL PICOT TRIM ROW:
Ch 3, sc in top of last st of last row, *ch 3, sl st into 1st ch, skip st, sc in next 5 sts*, repeat * to * to end, hdc in sc st.
BLOCK YOUR SHAWL – THIS SHAWL IS SERVED BEST WITH AGGRESSIVE WET BLOCKING
Weave in all ends.
ENJOY!!!!
With texture for days, beautiful drape, and loads of versatility, you’ll love our new Hope Shrug free crochet pattern!
Read MoreI’m so happy to share my newest free crochet pattern with you - the Landscape Tee! This project is yet another pattern created in collaboration with Handspun Hope and features their beautiful Handspun Hope DK yarn. (You can read more about the collaboration here. Other patterns in the collection can be found here. There’s even a free knitting pattern here!)
The Landscape Tee free crochet pattern includes instructions for NINE sizes and features a fresh, modern silhouette. I love how much movement the wide sleeves allow. Talk about comfort! Short sleeves make it a warm-weather staple but a change in fiber choice would adapt it to be a fun wardrobe addition for cooler months as well.
The Landscape Tee has a few intermediate crochet techniques. Which makes it the perfect opportunity for beginners to stretch their skills! And short sleeves mean you are off Sleeve Island in a jiffy.
Let’s fill the world with more handmade beauty. Happy crocheting!
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials:
Handspun Hope DK – Approx 173 Yards Per Skein (Shown in Onion Skin & Logwood)
Color A: 260 (290, 340, 400, 430, 490, 530, 590, 630) yards
Color B: 300 (345, 405, 470, 515, 585, 630, 705, 755) yards
US J / 6 mm crochet hook
Fasteners (for assembly)
Tapestry needle to weave ends
Fasteners or safety pins
Gauge:
11 sts x 7 rows in alternating hdc & dc rows = 4” sq.
Sizes:
XS (S, M, L, 1X, 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X), shown in S Size
Finished Bust:
33.5 (37.75, 42.25, 46.5, 51, 55.25, 59.75, 64, 68.25)”
Abbreviations:
fsc – foundation half double crochet
ch – chain loop
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
sl st – slip stitch
st(s) – stitch (es)
RS – Right Side
WS – Wrong Side
This pattern is written for Adult Woman size XS. Sizes (S, M, L, 1X, 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) in parentheses
Block BEFORE assembly.
The two main panels are joined at the shoulders and sides, as shown on the schematic, using the mattress stitch method then sleeves are added.
Note: Handspun Hope yarn is hand-spun and hand dyed by skilled craftspeople in Rwanda. Like all handspun yarn, yardage and thickness may vary slightly from skein to skein. We recommend that you alternate skeins while working this project.
MAKE 2 PANELS
BEGIN WITH COLOR A
BAND:
Row 1: fsc x10 *** (alternate: ch 9, turn, ch 1, 9x sc across) ***
Row 2 and on: turn, ch 1 (does not act as a st), 10x sc in back loop only
Rows 3-46 (52, 58, 64, 70, 76, 82, 88, 94): Rep Row 2.
DO NOT CUT YARN – you will go directly to work the body
Row 1 (RS): Ch 1 (does not act as a st), 46 (52, 58, 64, 70, 76, 82, 88, 94) sc across
CHANGE TO COLOR B
Row 2 (WS): Ch 2 (acts as first st), 45 (51, 57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87, 93) dc across, Turn.
Row 3 (RS): Ch 1 (does not act as a st), 46 (52, 58, 64, 70, 76, 82, 88, 94) hdc across, Turn. Rows 4-15 (15, 17, 17, 17, 19, 19, 19, 19): Repeat Rows 2 & 3.
CHANGE TO COLOR A
Row 16 (16, 18, 18, 18, 20, 20, 20, 20) (WS): Ch 2 (acts as first st), 45 (51, 57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87, 93) dc across, Turn.
Row17(17,19,19,19,21,21,21,21)(RS): Ch1(doesnotactasast),46(52,58,64,70,76,82,88,94) hdc across, Turn.
Row 18 (18, 20, 20, 20, 22, 22, 22, 22) (WS): Ch 2 (acts as first st), 45 (51, 57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87, 93) dc across, Turn.
CHANGE TO COLOR B
Rows 19 (19, 21, 21, 21, 23, 23, 23, 23)-30 (30, 32, 34, 34, 36, 36, 38, 38): Repeat Rows 2 & 3.
CHANGE TO COLOR A
Row 31 (31, 33, 35, 35, 37, 37, 39, 39) (RS): Ch 2 (acts as first st), 45 (51, 57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87, 93) dc across, Turn.
Row 32 (32, 34, 36, 36, 38, 38, 40, 40) (WS): Ch 1 (does not act as a st), 12 (15, 18, 20, 23, 26, 28, 31, 34) hdc, 22 (22, 22, 24, 24, 24, 26, 26, 26) sc, 12 (15, 18, 20, 23, 26, 28, 31, 34) hdc across, Turn.
Row 33 (33, 35, 37, 37, 39, 39, 41, 41) (RS): Ch 2 (acts as first st), 11 (14, 17, 19, 22, 25, 27, 30, 33) dc, 22 (22, 22, 24, 24, 24, 26, 26, 26) sc, 12 (15, 18, 20, 23, 26, 28, 31, 34) dc across, Turn.
BLOCK BOTH PANELS BEFORE ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY – SAME FOR ALL SIZES
Marry the tops of your panels together with WS facing.
Shoulder Seams:
Using the Mattress Stitch Method, seam together approx. 12 (15, 18, 20, 23, 26, 28, 31, 34) sts beginning at outside corner of shoulder and working toward neck opening. Fasten off.
Repeat for other shoulder, leaving center 22 (22, 22, 24, 24, 24, 26, 26, 26) sts unworked for neck opening.
Side Seams / Creating Armholes:
Using the Mattress Stitch Method, seam together beg. at bottom edge and working toward shoulder, leaving approx. 8.5 (9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5)” for armhole opening. Fasten off.
Repeat for other side seam.
TURN RIGHT SIDE OUT FOR SLEEVES.
Note: The Sleeves are worked sideways and joined to the body at the end of every other row. AND ADDED AFTER ASSEMBLY
SLEEVES - COLOR A
Set Up Round (RS): begin at underarm, work approx 46 (50, 52, 56, 58, 60, 64, 66, 68) Sc evenly all the way around around entire armhole opening.
When you get to the opposite bottom corner, sl st to join round, then:
Row 1: F sc 11, turn.
Row 2: Ch 1(does not act as a st), 11 sc in back loop only, sl st to the NEXT sc on the set up round
Row 3: Sl st to the NEXT sc on the set up round, Turn, 11 sc in back loop only, Turn.
Alternate Rows 2 & 3 until you reach all the way around to Row 1, fasten off leaving a 12” tail.
Use Tail to join sides of sleeve ribbing. Repeat on other side.
Weave in all ends.
Meet the Swiss Army knife of crochet top patterns! The Gulfport Tunic free crochet pattern can be made up as a tunic or lengthened to a full dress. It’ll be your sidekick for all your warm-weather adventures1
Read MoreNatalie Thomas of Detroit Knots brings us this awesome design for the Aire Cowl featuring Berroco Renew sustainable fiber. You get 3 options to make a short cowl, a long double wrap or an infinity scarf!
Read MoreSo excited to share this new free knit pattern by Lauren McElroy featuring Berroco Renew Yarn. This premiered at Stitch Up chicago and everyone just loved it!
Read MoreI am so excited that Stitch & Hustle is once again part of the Moogly CAL! This fun square is perfect for so many things including the blanket CAL !
Read MoreA Fabulous One Skein Wonder! The texture of the New Park City Knit Beanie give guys and gals a slight slouch and fantastic beanie style.
Read MoreIn partnership with Asylum Fibers and her amazing chunky yarn, we bring you this free classic knit beanie pattern. Perfect to whip up on the go and great for gifts for the whole family. Beginners and experienced knitters alike love our Basic AF Knit Beanie. You can make the brim as wide or trim as you like. Add slouch if you like. Truly versatile and the most perfect basic beginner knit beanie.
Supply List:
Asylum Fibers Bulky –1 skeins, each Approx 108 yards
US 13 / 9mm 16”circular needle & set of double pointed needles
Large needle to weave ends
Stitch Marker
Finished hat:
Brim Circumference 16.5” –stretches to fit 21 –23” average adult head
Beanie Length 7.5” Approx / Slouchy Length 14” Approx
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
co –cast on (using long tail cast on method)
k –knit
p -purl
k2tog –knit two together decrease
st -stitch
Gauge: 4 inch sq = 12 stitches x 12 rows
NOTES: Gauge is not a huge factor for this pattern so do not worry to much if you are struggling to meet gauge. In fact - this is a great pattern to use to work on improving gauge and consistency.
You will be able to add slouch by adding rows.
PATTERN
Color A:
CO 56; Place marker and join to work in the round, being careful not to twist sts.
Round 1: [k1,p1] to end
Rounds 2-9: repeat Round 1
*** or repeat until desired brim width
Rounds 10-20: knit
If adding a color change, change to Color B here:
Rounds 21-34: Knit
*** Or until you reach desired hat body length
Begin crown decrease:
Round 1: [k5,k2tog] around –48 sts remain
Round 2: [k4,k2tog] around –40 sts remain
Round 3: [k3,k2tog] around –32 sts remain
Round 4: [k2,k2tog] around –24 sts remain
Round 5: [k2tog] around -12 sts remain
Round 6: [k2tog] around -6 sts remain
Using needle, weave in tail through the remaining 6 stitches to close up hat peak. Weave in ends using cast on tail to attach button or tag.
The absolute perfect beginner friendly chunky knit cowl fre epattern. Works up like a charm and lots of ways to customize your size.
Read MoreDive into our beginner-friendly crochet Alaska Shrug pattern, perfect for cozy layering. Enjoy our free, easy crochet pattern complete with photo and diagram assembly details, and create a modern, stylish piece effortlessly.
Read MoreHey everyone! I’m super excited to share something with you today. Remember my Everest Beanie? Well, I’ve got a new twist on it that’s perfect for colder days. Say hello to the Chunky Everest Beanie free crochet pattern!
So I took our favorite worsted-weight Everest Beanie and bulked it up with chunky weight yarn. It’s thicker, cozier, and just perfect for those extra chilly days. It feels like a warm hug for your head, seriously! The way the texture of this beanie works, all those lovely loops join together to keep you warm.
Not only is this beanie super warm, but it also looks amazing. The texture? Oh, it’s something else! It adds that perfect stylish touch to any winter outfit. Whether you’re grabbing coffee or going for a walk in the park, this beanie’s got you covered - literally!
And guess what? Making this beanie is a breeze. Whether you’re just starting out with crochet or you’re a seasoned pro, you’ll find this pattern super easy and fun. It’s a great project for cozy nights in.
Supply List:
124 yds Category #5 Bulky Yarn (Yarn used in sample is discontinued. WeCrochet Brava Bulky or Swish Bulky would be good substitutes.) (to add Pom Pom you will need more yarn)
Crochet Hook Size L / 8mm
Stitch Marker
Large needle to weave ends
Gauge: 4 inch sq = 7 pattern stitches x 14 rows
Hat Size:
Completed measures: 19” band circumference / Height 10”
Fits Average Adult Size Head 21” – 23’
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
fsc- foundation single crochet
ch - Chain
sc - Single Crochet
dc – Double Crochet
Pattern Notes:
Pattern has joined rows. You will ch 1 & turn for the body of the hat
BAND:
Row 1: fsc x7 *** (alternate: ch 7, turn, ch 1, 6x sc across) ***
Row 2 and on: turn, ch 1, 6x sc in back loop only
Rows 3 – 58: Repeat row 2 for average adult size head of 19” (or desired width)
When band is at desired width: Sl st to top of initial fsc from first row, then 7 sl st across to join the whole band to become a circle
DO NOT CUT YARN // Turn to now work the body
BODY:
Row 1: ch 1, sc all way around band for total 60 sc, then sl st to ch 1
(If you adjust for larger band, this will increase – must be multiple of 2 for pattern)
Row 2: ch 1, then dc in same sc of previous row then *skip one sc sp space and [1sc, 1 dc] in next sc space *; repeat * to * all the way across to end leaving 1 sc space left; skip 1 sc space then sl st to ch 1 to complete row, Then ch 1 and turn
Row 3: then dc in same, then *skip next dc, [1 sc, 1 dc] in next sc *; repeat * to * all the way across then sl st to ch 1 to complete row, Then ch 1 and turn
Rows 4 – 14: Repeat ROW 3 but do NOT turn at the and of Row 24 after ch 1
Row 15: ch 1, hdc all way around, sl st to top of ch 1 for total of 59 hdc + ch 2
Row 16: ch 1, sc in hdc, then [sc2tog] all way around and sl st to top of ch 1 **this row should be stitched loosely**
Row 17: ch 1, sc loosely all way around, sl st to top of Ch 1 to complete row for total 30 sc incl. ch 1
Cut yarn leaving approx. 3” tail
Turn hat inside out.
Using tapestry needle, weave lengthy tail across the top of the hat across, then diagonally, creating a star shape. Then pull tight like a drawstring
Turn hat right side out Using tail, seam up the hat peak
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Full of depth and texture, sink your hook into our Basketweave Hat free crochet pattern!
Perfect for those who need a little extra room up top or overheat easily, the Basketweave Headband is our newest free crochet pattern for our crochet community.
This quick, easy project is perfect for showing off some special skeins. Sometimes, the simplest stitches are the right choice for letting special yarn shine.
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