So, I have a pretty cool pattern for you all today. If I do say so myself, this has to be one of my favorite headbands i’ve made to date!

Shawls and scarves have recently made their way into my heart. These accessories were once something I despised making and wearing, but as I’ve grown as a designer (and moved to a colder climate) I find that I just can’t get enough of them!

Long ago, back when Hooked On Tilly was just patterns on Etsy and had horrible (Yes, that bad) photography, I designed a beanie pattern. I was so happy with the result and couldn’t wait to share it with my small following at the time. I quickly took pictures on my white fur rug (we were all doing that back then, right?) posted the pattern to Etsy and…nothing.

Today I have the Plume Shawl crochet pattern to share with you all. This design is worked easily, using only a few simple crochet stitches. You wouldn’t guess this pattern would be so simple with how gorgeous the end result turns out!

Today I have a really quick and easy crochet pattern for you all. A chunky Scrunchy!

So, If you haven’t noticed by now, scrunchies are back! I must admit I am actually so happy about this for the simple fact that my curly hair loves scrunchies! No knots no problems, am I right?

Today I will be sharing a really easy crochet mitten pattern! I’ve actually never been interested in crocheting mittens before for the simple fact that I live in the desert (Lol!) So, there never has actually been an instance that I would need mittens or gloves!

Today I have a quick and simple shawl pattern for you all! The Scarlett Shawl was designed with drape and minimalism in mind. I am SO happy to be sharing this design today!

Today I will be sharing the Fayre scarf pattern. This scarf works up beautifully. A simple two row repeat is done to create the gorgeous textured look of this design.

So today I thought I would share with you a popular hat pattern in the crochet community; Puff Stitch Beanies. 

So, I recently decided I would challenge myself to design a few more "smaller" and "quick" crochet projects. I know for a lot of you making a large garment doesn't always sound appealing, and I totally get that!

A few years ago bun beanies went VIRAL. And when I say viral, I mean instantly overnight these stylish beanies took over the internet. I remember being tagged in a multitude of photos of these hats on Facebook, so I decided to make a few and see how they did on my Etsy shop.

Have you ever been gifted a gorgeous skein of hand dyed yarn and had absolutly no idea what to make with it? No worries friends I have found the perfect project for you, a basic half double crochet beanie, or as I like to call it, the Nola Beanie! 

Hey Guy's!

Recently, I've found myself struggling to find inspiration. Sometimes, I try so hard to design amazing pieces that I end up completely failing. 

It's such a sucky feeling.

One way I am able to come out of that "funk" is by strolling the yarn aisle at Hobby Lobby or Joanns and letting the yarn speak for itself. The different colors, textures, weights, all have something to say. 

Do you guy's know what the absolute BEST part of summer is?

It's Farmer's Markets.

I mean come on, who doesn't love waking up early in the morning (cup of coffee in hand of course) and taking a relaxing walk down to your local farmer's market. Supporting small town vendors and getting to try all those yummy baked goods! 

Free crochet pattern headband, easy beginner friendly quick gift headband. Using caron simply soft (or any medium 4 weight yarn) make your own cinched headband in under one hour.

A great beginnings crochet purse patterns. Worked continually in the round upwards. Using cotton yarn, a leather tassel and fun beads you can make your own DIY bag, purse, in any size!