Project skill level: Beginner This pattern uses US and [UK] Terms. This is a quick & easy pattern and a great summer version of the fingerless glove. They are quite retro and remind me of 80s music and fashion icons Madonna and Cyndi Lauper. You will use very little yarn for this project allowing you to make several pair from one skein. For the average adult size I used approximately 13 grams of yarn. If you have not done so already, please join my Facebook Group and share pics of your Summer Fingerless Gloves with me there. Materials: DK Weight 3 Yarn 5mm Hook Scissors Yarn Needle Size:  Average Adult Stitches & Abbreviations: Chain (CH) - Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Pull through stitch and loop. Single Crochet, Back Bump (SC BB) [Double Crochet, Back Bump (DC BB)] – Yarn over. Insert hook into back bump of stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops. Single Crochet (SC) [Double Crochet (DC)] – Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yar

Project skill level: Beginner This pattern uses US and [UK] Terms. In celebration of Springtime, I have created these light and airy headbands to add a pop of colour and sparkle as we head outside to enjoy some much-needed fresh air and sunshine.  Headbands are such a great accessory because they can easily add something special to your outfit.  Allow your creativity to run free with this quick & easy pattern. As shown, you can make solid-colour headbands, or you can go crazy with colour combinations to create your own unique finished project. For the adult-sized headband, I used approximately 20 grams of yarn, which is around 72 yards [ 66 meters]. If you have not done so already, please join my Facebook Group and share pics of your Spring into Summer Headband with me there. Materials: DK Yarn 6mm Hook Tape Measure Scissors Yarn Needle Size Chart :  Gauge: Four rows of seven Double Crochet [Treble Crochet] stitches = 2 inches. Stitches & Abbreviations: Chain (CH) - Yarn over.

Project skill level: Beginner This pattern uses US and [UK] Terms. The hubs and I have booked our first Summer Festival of the year which inspired me to design this Festival Tube Top! Made with lightweight, DK yarn, it is light enough to wear during the day, and will easily transition into the night-time festivities! For this quick & easy project I used four colours representing the colours of Africa, and I made another one using just one bold colour to show you another option! I think both look fabulous. You can modify your colour choices to your own taste!  I used approximately 98 grams of yarn, which is around 321 yards [294 meters]. If you haven't done so already, please join my Facebook Group and share pics of your Festival Tube Top there. Materials: DK Yarn (4 Colours) 4mm & 5mm Hook 2 Toggles (optional) 1 Stitch Marker Tape Measure Scissors Yarn Needle   Sizes: X-Small - 29" [74cm] Small - 33" [82cm] Medium - 36" [89cm] Large - 40" [100cm] X-larg

Project Skill Level – Advanced Beginner This Pattern Uses US & [UK Terms] On the heels of creating my version of the Braided & Ribbed 2-in-1 Beanie , I decided to create the matching cowl because I love a matching set … LOL! This Cowl is what I called a ‘transitional’ piece as it is ideal for wearing in between seasons, or on those cool summer nights when you want a little added warmth. I am always cold, so it seems perfectly normal to have a cowl or hat on hand at any given time. I used approximately 115 yards [105 meters] of Hayfield Bonus Aran w/Wool in the Maize colourway. If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group  and share pics of your finished cowl there. Materials: Worsted Weight #4 Yarn  6.0mm Hook Scissors Yarn Needle Sizes: Adult – One-size fits most. Cowl Dimensions: 11.5” [30cm] wide x 6” [16cm] tall. Gauge:  First 5 rows of the pattern, 7 stitches per row = 2 inches. Stitches & Abbreviations: •      Chain (CH) - Yarn over. Pull through

Project Skill Level – Beginner This Pattern Uses US & [UK Terms] For those cold winter nights and in-between seasons cool days, ear warmers are exactly what you need to stay toasty and warm. This is a quick and easy pattern that you can personalize with different yarn weights and colour combinations to make it your own. I tend to like classic looks, so I stick with solid colours, but you can go crazy with pops of colour, lovely earth tones, or whatever you fancy! It’s your world!! I used approximately 30g (65 yards / 60 meters) of Stylecraft Special Aran yarn in Crimson. This yarn comes in 100g skeins.  If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group  and share pics of your finished ear warmer there. Materials: Worsted Weight #4 Yarn  5.0mm Hook Tape Measure Scissors Yarn Needle Sizes: Adult (Circumference) Small - Head: 21-22” [54-56cm] – Ear Warmer: 19-20” [49-51cm] Medium - Head: 22-23” [56-59cm] – Ear Warmer: 20-21” [51-54cm] Large - Head: 23-24” [59-61cm

Project Skill Level: Beginner This pattern uses US and [UK] Terms Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn 5mm Hook Tape Measure Scissors Yarn Needle Sizes:  Small = 7 inches / 18 cm Medium = 7.5 inches / 19 cm Large = 8 inches / 21 cm Small (Medium, Large) To figure out the best size, measure around your knuckles. If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group  and share pics of your finished wrist warmers there. Stitches & Abbreviations: Chain (CH) - Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Pull through stitch and loop. Single Crochet (SC) [Double Crochet (DC)] – Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops. Half Double Crochet (HDC) [Half Treble Crochet (HTR)] – Yarn over. Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 3 loops. Double Crochet, Back Bump (DC BB) [Treble Crochet, Back Bump (TR BB)] – Yarn over. Insert hook into back bump of stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops. Yarn ov