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KOMA KULSHAN JUMBO BLANKET PATTERN

This fluffy throw blanket is made from beautiful jumbo yarn and a size U crochet hook, making it a fast and easy make!

Ever since I started crocheting, and especially since I started designing, I have dreamed of working with huge yarn like the Couture Jazz jumbo yarn I used in this pattern. And let me tell you, I was not let down! I grabbed my biggest hook yet – a lovely wooden jumbo hook, sized U (25mm) – and got down to business. As you might guess, working with big yarn like this is fast! You will love how quickly your project progresses and seeing all the standard crochet stitches enlarged. There is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to mastering the technique of crocheting with jumbo yarn, but it is worth it! Plus, next time someone comes by and asks you where you got that gorgeous throw, you can tell them you made it.

CHACO PONCHO PATTERN

Not only is this poncho one size fits all, but you can wear it 6 different ways! Simple and fun to crochet, but so versatile and cute to wear! Make one for yourself or a friend; either way it works up so quickly with chunky yarn and a large hook.

The Chaco Poncho can be worn in so many ways and is flattering on everyone. Add stripes and an edging detail, or keep it simple and elegant.

RIPPLE RAINFOREST SCARF PATTERN

Create a gorgeous wool scarf with two fantastic crochet stitches you will want to use on all of your winter projects!

This was such a fun pattern! I learned two new stitches for this scarf and was very excited about how well they complement each other. The scarf gets its airy feel and ripple look from the wave stitch – a fun and easy to learn technique that looks gorgeous with variegated yarn, like I chose, or when alternating yarn colors with striping. The scarf is warm and cozy, but not heavy or uncomfortable and looks great dressed up or down!

RASPBERRY CHALK BAG PATTERN

This might just be the cutest chalk bag yet! This oversized raspberry chalk bag uses bobble stitches to give it that unmistakable raspberry texture. Fun and easy to make, you can get this project done today and gift it or go and out climb with it!

How cute is this chalk bag?! The bobbles make the project entertaining and quick and you can use left over red and green yarn to complete it. Have a climber in mind who needs a Christmas gift? Give them one of these! Or make one for yourself and show it off on the wall.

CARROT CHALK BAG PATTERN

Who doesn’t want to climb with an oversized carrot hanging from their waist? Guaranteed to make everyone at the gym and crag smile; make this in an afternoon for your favorite climber and they’ll love it.

Continuing on a fruit and vegetable series, I present my Carrot Chalk Bag Pattern! Fun and funky, bright and adorable. This chalk bag is made with double crochet and chains and can be completed in a couple hours – no kidding!

WATERMELON CHALK BAG PATTERN

This adorable watermelon climbing chalk bag only uses half-double crochet and can be made in an afternoon! Celebrate summer days with this bright and fun chalk bag. Guaranteed to stand out in the gym or high up on the wall!

I am hanging on to the last shreds of summer here in the PNW with this watermelon chalk bag! Good thing we are headed south for the winter where I can take this little buddy on some warm weather climbs on desert sandstone.

FRANCES SKIRT PATTERN

This high-waisted fall skirt is just begging to get on your hook and out in the world!

The Frances Skirt sits high on the waist and can be worn with or without leggings, taking us right into the fall and colder weather! It is incredibly comfy to wear and so easy to make. The sizing is easy to adjust to your exact waist and the yarn, Vanna’s Choice Lion Brand Yarn, is squishy and stretchy but will hold up to wear and washing. All around, it’s the perfect fall skirt to get in the mood for rainy days and chilly nights.

SQUAMISH COWL PATTERN

This “quilted” cowl is made by sewing together crocheted squares. Incredibly simple, the technique makes the cowl look more complex than it really is!

I wanted to create a cowl that had a lot of texture, but was very simple to work up. I chose to create ribbed squares, using double crochet, that I sewed together in an alternating pattern to create this patchwork look. I also love a good fringe and added one to the bottom edge of this cowl.

HOW TO USE THE CHECKBOXES ON PATTERNS

Have you been wondering why my patterns have checkboxes? I created a tutorial to help you use these checkboxes while crocheting and following my patterns on the blog!

All of my patterns have checkboxes next to the crochet instructions. This was an intentional design to help readers and crocheters more easily follow my patterns from their phones and computers. It is a very simple and intuitive feature to use.

SERENITY BEANIE PATTERN

A chunky, easy to make beanie with options to finish with a bun opening or a delightful pompom. Which will you choose?

Jewel-toned beanies are so gorgeous! I love the stitch definition that this purple yarn gives to the berry cluster stitches. This hat can be finished as a bun beanie or regular beanie. Both versions are adorable.

PRIDE CHALK BAG PATTERN

This sweet little chalk bag only uses half-double crochet and the beautiful Lion Brand Yarn Color Waves yarn to create the perfect Pride chalk bag! Wear it proudly!

We just had our local Pride festival last month and it inspired me to design this beautiful rainbow Pride chalk bag! Pride month should be every month! Show off your Pride on the wall with this colorful, handmade chalk bag. If you can half-double crochet, you can make this chalk bag!