Long, loose and lacy this crochet cowl can be worn wrapped once around the neck or twice. Use three colors as I did here, or make it all on one color if you prefer. So called because I crocheted this while touring Germany and Austria with a fun group of knitters and crocheters, and I… Continue reading Ruhpolding Cowl
Light and lacy, these fingerless gloves offer a little bit of warmth and a lot of style! The cuff is crocheted in single crochet in the back loop only, then the body of the mitt is worked from the cuff up. This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase using these… Continue reading Proper Mitts
Crocheted from the bottom up, this seamless swing vest is made in a stitch pattern reminiscent of a trellis with a garden of flowers scattered about. Customize your vest with more or less flowers, placed where they suit your fancy! Photos (c) ILikeCrochet.com, used with permission This post may contain affiliate links. If you make… Continue reading Freesia Swing Vest
One of my favorite indie dyers on the planet is Felicia Lo and the crew at SweetGeorgia! The bases are luscious to stitch with, and while I am always a sucker for depth of color, Lo achieves colors you simply don't find anywhere else. So I present to you, the Solna Shawl. Solna is very… Continue reading Solna Shawl from Sweet Georgia Yarns
