And that's a wrap of 2025. Happy New Year!
- December 1st
Last event of the season - 24 Days of Quickies 2025
This is a blog hop event with Marly Bird. Every day you'll go to a different blog post and find free patterns from different designers. I participated for 2 days, one with a crochet pattern and one with a knit pattern.
More info about this event in my Blog post.
- November 27th
Crochet pattern - Double Scrap Cowl
The Double Scrap Cowl is an easy and fun crochet cowl with stripes. Great project to use your scrap/leftover yarn, or advent sets.
Use one main color and several contrast colors throughout the project, or make a totally unique project and change colors constantly.
The pattern is written for fingering weight yarn held double, or DK/sport weight in a single strand. But it is very easy to adjust for heavier yarn, too.
The size of the cowl is easily customizable, and the stitch pattern is reversible.
The pattern is available here in the Store or on Ravelry.
- November 21th
One more end-of-the-year tradition - participating in Fasten Off Yarn-A-Long
More info about this event in my Blog post.
- November 20th
My end-of-the-year tradition - participating in a big Ravelry event: Indie Design Gift-A-Long
More info about this event in my Blog post.
- November 6th
My first pattern in Tunisian crochet - Tunisian Uneek Cowl
The Tunisian Uneek Cowl is a light and cozy long cowl or an infinity scarf for your wardrobe, made with Tunisian crochet.
Wrap the cowl twice around your neck for extra warmth, or wear it hanging long for a fashion statement.
The cowl is made with fingering weight yarn, but it is very easy to adjust for heavier yarn.
The stitch pattern is easy and has only 2 rows of repeat, which gives you plenty of relaxing crochet time.
The size of the cowl is easily customizable, you’ll work the width of the cowl as long as you want.
The pattern is available here in the Store or on Ravelry.
- September 23rd
Crochet pattern - Heidelberg Poncho
The Heidelberg Poncho is a great layering piece for your wardrobe. The poncho is constructed from two rectangular panels that are joined together. Each panel is crocheted separately and then seamed together to form the poncho shape. The lacy stitch pattern design features openwork stitches and breezy cotton/viscose yarn, making this accessory perfect for the spring and summer seasons. The pattern has 3 sizes.
The pattern is available here in the Store or on Ravelry.
- May 1st
One more pattern for an online magazine - Seaside Bloom Cardi. It was published in I Like Crochet June 2025.
Seaside Bloom Cardi is a light, beachy layering piece with a relaxed boho feel and a touch of nautical style. It features airy openwork stitches that mix floral motifs with sections that look like netting. This cardigan is breezy and semi-sheer - great for warm days or layering at the coast. Soft white tones in the body contrast beautifully with deep blue sleeves and borders, reflecting the colors of the ocean. The pattern has 5 sizes.
Later, the pattern became available also as a single download here in the Store and on Ravelry.
- January 4th
The first pattern of the year - Rolling Wave Skirt was published in Crochet Foundry January 2025 issue.
The Rolling Wave Skirt has an elegant A-line silhouette, and the wave stitch pattern with several different colors adds both texture and visual interest.
The skirt works sideways, starting with a chain for the length of the skirt and alternating sections of wave stitch pattern using main and contrast colors and short row sections in the main color. Elastic is added to the waistband. The pattern has 10 sizes.
Later, the pattern became available also as a single download here in the Store and on Ravelry.
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