If you’re looking for your next cozy project, the Moonblush Throw is it. This bulky, textured blanket is made with super soft yarn for the ultimate plush feel, and it works up into a warm, inviting piece that’s perfect for everyday use.
I based my Moonblush Throw crochet pattern off of my Moonblush Pullover! I loved all the stitches and textures that I combined in the pullover so much that I knew I needed to make a blanket version. You’ll find a bunch of different variations of Hdc throughout to give it the ultimate cozy and textured look. You’ll notice that a lot of the stitches repeat through the blanket so it’s easy peasy to remember how to do it and your blanket will work up in no time!
There’s something so special about a piece that feels both simple and quietly detailed, the Garden Glow Cardigan is exactly that. From the soft texture of moss stitch to the gentle rhythm of the stripes, this design came together in such a calming, satisfying way.
I wanted to create a cardigan that feels polished yet easy to wear, something you can throw on with anything and instantly feel put together. The fitted shape, classic button-up front, and short sleeves give it that effortless, everyday charm, while the texture adds just a little extra magic. A full video tutorial is on my YouTube Channel for The Garden Glow Cardigan crochet pattern. Be sure to check it out if you have questions!
A couple of years ago I designed my Woodlands Blanket Wrap. I fell in love (and you guys too!) with the cozy, oversized feel of wearing something that almost felt like a blanket. It quickly became one of those pieces you can throw on and instantly feel warm and comfortable.
But as I kept wearing it, I started imagining a version with a similar construction that felt a little more refined and tailored for everyday layering while you are out and about. That idea eventually turned into the Cambrie Cropped Cape!
It takes a lot for me to really, really love and be excited over my blanket designs, luckily this one definitely nails it for me. The Hazel Ridge Throw crochet pattern was SO fun to design and to make.
I knew when I ordered the yarn that I wanted to find a combination of colors that went beautifully together. I already had somewhat of a picture in my mind of what I wanted for this design. I knew that I wanted to play with different stitches and repeat them throughout. I just love a design that keeps you interested as you go and isn’t boring! Check out the Lion Brand kit here if you want the same yarn as me!
It’s that time…time for a brand new pullover using Heartland yarn! The Moonblush Pullover crochet pattern is quickly becoming a favorite.
If you like some of my other pullovers like The Foggy Shore or The Maeve...then you will love the Moonblush too! I used my favorite color of Heartland- wolf trap. It looks almost tan in the storefront photos but in real life, it’s a beautiful soft blush color. If you want to get yarn for your pullover then be sure to check out the kit! You can pick any of the beautiful colors that they have. The kit also includes a free copy of the downloadable pattern.
I’ve been keeping a secret. I was able to get a preview of the brand new Cottino yarn from Lion Brand and Two Of wands last year. I got to try it out and design a brand new cardigan- The Boxy Blooms Button-Up crochet pattern!
If you’ve been following along with me for a while then you most likely can recognize that name! I’m so excited to add another design to The Boxy Blooms Collection. 🙂 This one is worked up in 3 different colors! Plus the best part, no cutting and joining yarn! All you have to do is float the yarn up the side to change colors! So simple and way less work than cutting yarn. I show you how in my full video tutorial so be sure to check it out!
Welcome to my first crochet pattern of 2026- The Posy Petal Cardigan crochet pattern! I’m so excited to release my very first pattern of the year.
The Posy Petal Cardigan is worked from the bottom up with easy stitching. You will be alternating 1 row of double crochet and 1 row of lemon peel stitch! It gives it that super cozy “puffed” stripe look. You’ll do some shaping in the neckline as well as the sleeves. The cardigan is finished with an easy crochet ribbing.
Not sure how I am already releasing my last crochet pattern of the year…but here we are! The Cottage Lattice Throw crochet pattern is a quick and easy blanket if you are looking for one final project to complete. It’s mindless and perfect to work up in between all the chaos of the holidays!
The entire blanket is worked up in double crochet and chain stitches. Super easy and beginner friendly. The layout of the shell stitches in combination with the mesh gives it a subtle checkered look which I love. A simple post stitch border is worked around to give it a finished and complete look.
I’ve been so excited to try the “Scarfie Lite” yarn from Lion Brand for months! I knew I had to wait until I had the perfect project idea. What could be better than my annual hat/scarf set! The Boxy Blooms Bonnet Set ended up working perfectly with it.
Bonnets are so “in” this year. Funny enough, I have a bonnet style hat that I released a couple years ago, The Stonebridge Set. I love the look and fit of it so I knew a Boxy Blooms Bonnet was meant to be. And it wouldn’t be complete without a long and cozy scarf, would it?!
This is an updated version of my Foggy Shores Pullover design! The original version used a discontinued yarn, so I’ve recreated it here using a readily available yarn with a similar look and feel, Heartland! The fit and style remain the same, with only slight adjustments to the sleeve and gauge. If you’d like to see the original post, you can find it here. I’ll be leaving the old post and video tutorial up for reference!
The Foggy Shores Pullover was always one of my faves and gets lots of love in the fall and wintertime! I wanted to re-make it in Heartland yarn which is a fan favorite and always readily available to customers. You can now find the kit up on Lion Brand using Heartland yarn if you want to check it out!
