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5 patterns, 1 e-book!

Le projet de Courtepointe Collective 2022 a connu un grand succès ! Merci beaucoup =)

What’s this? These are my Runway Socks, designed in collaboration with Keenan Hand Dyed Yarns for Vogue Knitting Live!

The Granny Wears a Crop Top Crochet Cropped Sweater’s construction celebrates the architectural possibilities of crochet, transforming the nostalgic granny square from cozy home décor into contemporary fashion. Traditional motifs find new life in this piece, where vintage charm meets bold, youthful energy. This is slow fashion at its finest – e...

What’s this? This is the pattern for The Softest Stocking.

What’s this? This is the Lavender Mist Crochet Throw Why should I make this? With its gentle stripes, this textured design brings a touch of serenity to your reading nook or adds a cozy layer to a newborn’s nursery. When will this get the most use? This quick project, with surprinsingly few ends to weave in, is perfect for when you need a dos...

What’s this? This is the Not So Granny Tee, originally published in Crochet! Magazine. Why should I make this? The Not so granny tee is a beginner-friendly wearable suitable for all shapes and sizes. Its simple construction and assembly mean you’ll be showing off your love of the classic granny square to the world in no time. When will this g...

What’s this? This is Oblique Shell. It originally appeared in Crochet Foundry Magazine.

3x 100 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm

What’s this? This is the Bloom sleeveless vest. Why should I make this? Bloom is an oversized sleeveless vest perfect for layering. Turtleneck and pants, shirt or t-shirt and jeans, little black dress… When will this get the most use? You won’t be able to do without it. Who is it for? Sized XS to 5X, so just about anyone! Where do I start? ...

What’s this? This is the holiday placemat and coaster set.

What’s this? These are my Flanken socks Why should I make them? Flanken is the Esperanto word for sideways, which is how these crochet socks are built for maximum horizontal stretch and comfort. I love the texture created by the simple stitches almost looks like a ladder, doesn’t it? When will they get the most use? When you want to prove cro...

6,5 mm hook + Worsted Weight What’s this? This is the Blueberry Jam 2.0 crochet sweater pattern. Why should I make this? This asymmetrical top will go great with jeans and a t-shirt, or over your favorite little black dress. When will this get the most use? Crocheted in super warm Mota, this sweater will keep you warm on cold autumn and wint...

What’s this? This is my pattern for easy crochet nesting planters.

What’s this? This is the Campfire hood.

200 g to 350 g DK weight + 5 mm Tun. + 4 mm reg What’s this? This is the new and improved Orchard shawl pattern created in collaboration with Expression Fiber Arts Why should I make this? Orchard is a fun mix of geometry and lace. It works up quick, and crocheted in Insurgent by Expression Fiber Arts, it is super, super soft. When will thi...

**What’s this?**This is my embroidered crochet infinity scarf. **Why should I make this?**This beautiful, embroidered crochet infinity scarf pattern includes a primer on how to embroider onto crochet fabric. **When will this get the most use?**Whenever you crochet something you want to make entirely your own. **Who is it for?**Just about any...

What’s this? This is my Skyscraper crochet sock pattern. Why should I make this? Crocheting this stitch pattern in continuous rounds creates the fantastic texture of these crochet socks. Once you’ve set up the “stairs,” you’ll be able to zone out as you crochet these cozy socks. When will this get the most use? Whenever you want to pamper you...

What’s this? This is the Brentwood Poncho, a Tunisian crochet pattern. Why should I make this? The side-to-side construction and simple increases and decreases will have you warming up under this piece in no time. When will this get the most use? When you feel a little chill, outdoors or under the a/c. Who is it for? Instructions are given fo...

What’s this? These are my Hestia crochet ankle socks. Why should I make this? The first time I played with the thermal stitch, I realized it created a reversible fabric. I decided right then that I needed to use it in a crochet sock pattern. The nature of the thermal stitch means that these socks take a bit longer to complete than regular croc...

What’s this? These are my Fishbone crochet ankle socks. Why should I make them? I love the look of herringbone crochet stitches and the herringbone single crochet is not an exception! When will they get the most use? Crochet socks will be with you anytime your feet get cold! Who are they for? Instructions are given for 5 foot circumferences....

100 g + 400 g worsted, 5 mm

What’s this? These are my Shooting stars socks. Why should I make them? I’m so happy to have found the perfect way to integrate the crochet star stitch to one of my sock patterns! When will they get the most use? When you want to pamper your feet. Who are they for? Instructions are given for 5 foot circumferences; length is entirely customiz...

What’s this? These are my Climbing Vines crochet socks. Why should I make them? Their sideways construction gives them fantastic horizontal stretch, so you can pull them all the way up above your knees or wear them scrunched down. When will they get the most use? They’re perfect whether worn as a complement to your loungewear, as a warm layer...

2x 25 g DK + 4 mm

What’s this? This is my Ursa Major hat

50 g + 70 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm

100 g super bulky weight + 10 mm

150 g worsted weight + 6 mm

115 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm Also available for free on [[https://www.accrochet.com/maryjanes-puffs-socks-free-crochet-sock-pattern/]1]. What’s this: These are my Maryjane’s Puff socks. Why should I make these: You might be thinking that there ain’t no way I’ve designed these crochet socks to be worn in shoes but you’d be wrong. These a...

300 g fingering weight + 4 mm hook

200 g + 100 g DK weight + 4 mm What’s this? These are my Hedgehog crochet slipper socks. Why should I make them? I designed these crochet slipper socks for almost instant gratification. Not sure you want to crochet socks? Fingering weight yarn and small hooks scare you? Start here, confirm you’re an awesome crocheter, then try any of my cro...

What’s this? These are the Fireside crochet socks. Why should I make this? The rustic texture of the Alpine stitch creates a perfect cozy sock for cool nights. Featuring an afterthought heel and simple construction, you’ll be able to whip up a pair in no time! When will this get the most use? Whenever you want to pamper your feet. Who is it ...

3x 100 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm

300 g aran weight + 5 mm

100 g to 200 g light worsted weight + 4,5 mm Tun. + 4,5 mm reg What’s this? This is my Stardust set, a 2-pattern set that mixes Tunisian and standard crochet. Why should I make this? It’s a stunning set to make for yourself, or to gift anyone you want to show some love it. When will this get the most use? It will be useful for all your out...

510 g Super Bulky weight + 13 mm

600 yards to 1400 yards worsted weight

3x 150 g fingering weight + 4 mm What’s this: This is the Plumage shawl. Why should I make this: Large shawls like Plumage are perfect to wrap around your shoulders to keep warm, or to wear as an oversized scarf in the cold winter months. When will this get the most use: This shawl will be useful year round. Who is it for: Anyone who like...

500 g DK weight + 4,5 mm Tun. What’s this: This is my Cubic shawl, worked in Tunisian crochet and created in collaboration with Artfil. Why should I make this: It may look involved, but Cubic is very straightforward. There is no seaming: each shape flows from the previous one. When will this get the most use: Throughout the year, as a shaw...

450 g fingering weight + 4 mm Tun. What’s this: This is the Tunisian crochet Sunset Boulevard top. Why should I make this: This top is versatile and easy to crochet. When will this get the most use: Sweater weather, a/c weather – this top covers you (pun intended) through it all. Who is it for: The way this top is worked will fit most bod...

2x 50 g worsted weight + 6 mm

What’s this: This is my A family story crochet sock pattern. Why should I make these: Worked from the toes up, with a more elastic heel, and a super simple stitch pattern… all good reasons. When will they get the most use: When your feet feel a chill. Who are they for: Instructions are given for 3 sizes based on women’s shoe sizes, with tips...

3x 100 g fingering weight (at least 1 gradient) + 3,75 mm

200 g + 2x 50 g DK weight + 4,5 mm

200 g worsted weight + 5 mm hook

100 g DK + 5 mm hook

3x 100 g chunky weight + 6 mm

115 g + 25 g DK weight + 3,75 mm + 4 mm What’s this: These are my Tulip socks. Why should I make this: Do you see that awesome, springtime tulip border? That’s why. When will this get the most use: When gray winter days are almost at an end. Who is it for: Instructions are given for 3 sizes based on women’s shoe sizes, with tips on how to...

2x 100 g fingering weight + 2,5 mm What’s this: These are my Romance socks. Why should I make these: With their stained-glass inspired front lace, quiet stripes, and a corset top, these socks can be made as high as you want them. How high will you go? When will they get the most use: When you’re looking to add a touch of sexy to your look....

2x 100 g worsted weight + 6 mm

100 g worsted + 5 mm

100 g fingering weight 3,5 mm What’s this: These are the Unicorn Dream socks. Why should I make these: Well for one, CROCHET SOCKS. Plus the stitch is super elastic, the afterthought heel is extra comfy & you can replace it if it gets too worn. When will they get the most use: When you want to feel magical. Who are they for: Just abou...

Preorder the MCAL pattern going with our 2019 Yarnvent Calendar! 
Note: if you already preordered a calendar on our website, this pattern is already included in your calendar and there is no need to purchase it here.

115 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm What’s this: These are my Le Coeur Léger socks. Why should I make these: Look at them! The stitch… the colours… crochet socks! When will these get the most use: Whenever your feet want to be pampered! Who is it for: 3 sizes : women’s 6-7 (8-9, 10-11) size shoe Where do I start: This pattern is rated Interm...

2x 100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

200 g fingering weight + 3.5 mm

50 g sport weight + 50 g DK weight +

500 g + 100g worsted weight + 6 mm

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100 g or more fingering weight + 3,5

250 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm

115 g Lace weight + 3,5 mm

115g Lace + 5 mm

3x 250 g Bulky weight + 8 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

115 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm What’s this: These are the Crashing Waves socks. Why should I make this: Self-striping yarns and crochet can be hit & miss, but I definitely think that it works here! With an easily replaced afterthought heel, and a toe-up construction, these socks work up super quick! When will this get the most use: Wh...

115 g Fingering weight + 3,75 mm What’s this: These are the Wildlings socks. They are also available through Melody’s Makings membership. Why should I make these: Feminine shells & a short-row heel combine to create a sexy but functional sock you’ll love to wear. When will these get the most use: When your feet need pampering. Who are...

115 g + 25 g Fingering weight + 3,75 mm

100 g Bulky weight + 10 mm

150 g bulky or super bulky weight + 7 mm hook

115 g worsted weight + 3x 5 m embroidery thread + 4,5 mm hook

200 g DK weight + 3,75 mm

150 g DK weight + 3 mm or 200 g worsted weight + 5 mm

up to 550 g bulky weight + 7 mm hook

200 g DK weight + small quantity sport or DK + 3,75 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5,5 mm

6x 20 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm

100 g lace weight + 2 mm

up to 600 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm

100 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm What’s this: This is Dragonfly, a 2-pattern set for yoga socks & their pouch, designed for YarnCrush May 2017. Why should I make this: Sleek heel-less socks, will keep your feet firmly planted on your mat, or your feet warm in flip flops (yes, I went there) this summer. The pouch will allow you to slip th...

100 g to 200 g fingering weight + 4 mm + 4,5 mm What’s this: This is my new Rain Socks crochet pattern. Why should I make these: This is one of my most intricate socks to date. I thoroughly enjoyed working the texture of the main stitch, and the relative relaxation that came when working the dense soles =) Mimicking rain boots, these long s...

115 g worsted weight + 5 mm

300 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm What’s this: These are the Ocean View socks, designed for Artigina’s mystery box. Why should I make this: Because crochet socks are super fun to make! When will this get the most use: I wear socks pretty much every day, don’t you? Who is it for: Sized for women shoe 4 to 11. Customization tip included. Wh...

500 g worsted weight + 4 mm

200 g bulky weight + 7 mm

100 g DK weight + 3,75mm

500 g + 2x 100 g worsted weight + 4,5 mm

100 g fingering weight + 3,5mm

600 g bulky feltable + 7 mm

100g worsted weight + 7 mm Tun. + 6 mm reg

110 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm What’s this: These are the Dobby socks. Why should I make these: If you’ve ever looked longingly at self-striping sock yarn – usually meant for knit socks - and wished for a pattern that would make these stripes work with crochet, you’ve come to the right place! When will these get the most use: I dunno ‘bou...

100 g fingering weight + 3 mm What’s this: These are the Joséphine socks. They were originally published in the August 2016 issue of Happily Hooked magazine. Why should I make these: Because crochet socks are a LOT of fun to make (really), and the texture of these make them a perfect, quick gift for your feet or someone else’s. When will t...

up to 400 g fingering weight + 4 mm What’s this: This is the Stella Squared Shrug. It was designed in collaboration with Julie Asselin Hand-dyed yarns. Why should I make this: Keep your shoulders warm on cool summer nights, or make a perfect pair of comfy jeans look chic with this delicious shrug. When will this get the most use: Year-roun...

230 g DK weight + 5x 28 g fingering weight + 4 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g/200 g worsted weight + 4,5 mm

100 g DK weight+ 5,5 mm

200 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm

200 g + 2x 100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

200 g fingering weight + 2,25 mm What’s this: These are the Confiture socks. Why should I make these: A simple yet beautiful textured stitch, a modified afterthought heel, laces & pompoms what more could you ask for? When will these get the most use: With your prettiest maryjanes or boots! Who are they for: Sized teen to adult women a...

What’s this? These are the Almost the same crochet socks. Why should I make these? This pattern is for a mismatched pair of socks to highlight the beauty both of the yarn, and of the simplest of crochet cables. When will they get the most use? Wear them with your prettiest maryjanes! Who are they for? Sized teen to adult women and men, with ...

100 g + 2x 50 g fingering weight + 2,25 mm What’s this: These are the Mint chocolate chip socks. They are my 5th design for Design Wars. Why should I make these: I wanted to create an intricate crochet sock, showing off the stitches we crocheters use. The yarn is carried throughout, making for very few ends to weave in. The top of the foot ...

700 g + 2x 200 g bulky weight + 6 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 6 mm

2x 50 g + 4x 50 g worsted weight + 5 mm & 5.5 mm

3x 57 g fingering weight + 4,5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g fingering weight + 2,25 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

200 g + 100 g bulky weight + 6 mm

230g - 460 g fingering weight + 3,25 mm

3x 20 g + 1x 10 g sport weight + 3,75 mm

8x 25 g worsted weight + 5 mm

3x 100 g DK or sport weight + 4 mm

3x 100 g DK weight + 4 mm

2x 100 g + 50 g DK weight + 2,75 mm What’s this: These are the Ice Cream Socks (or Sock Variation #2) Why should I make these: A comfy crochet sock that only wants to know what your choice of contrast colour will be… Strawberry, banana, pistachio…? Alpaca DK with this size of hook will create a comfy sock you can totally wear in your shoes...

100 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 4 mm

2x 115 g fingering weight + 5 mm Tun.

100 g DK weight + 4 mm hook

2x 100 g bulky weight + 7 mm Tun.

3x 115 g fingering weight + 7 mm Tun.

150 g + 2x 50 g DK weight + 2,75mm What’s this: These are the Workman’s Socks (or Sock Variation #1) Why should I make these: If you’re going to crochet socks (because yes, you can crochet socks), might as well crochet a classic pair! Alpaga DK with this size of hook will create a comfy sock you can totally wear in your shoes - just like t...

up to 800 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g Bulky weight + 10 mm

500 g super bulky weight + 10 mm

200 g worsted weight + 6,5 mm Tun.

200 g bulky weight + 5,5 mm

230 g super bulky weight + 9 mm Tun.

200 g DK weight + 6mm Tun.

200 g DK weight + 6 mm Tun.

230 g + 3x 115 g DK weight + 5 mm

150 g worsted weight + 5 mm

2x 50 g DK weight + 5 mm

115 g DK weight + 5 mm

2x 50 g worsted weight + 5 mm

400 g-600 g worsted weight + 5 mm

100 g worsted weight + 5 mm

2x 100 g DK weight + 6,5 mm Tun.

130 g DK weight + 4 mm

10x 50 g DK weight + 5 mm

100 g fingering + 50 g DK + 3,5 mm Tun. et reg

600 g worsted weight + 5,5 mm

2x 100 g worsted weight + 5,5 mm

115 g/230 g fingering weight + 3,5 mm

150 g DK weight + 4,5 mm

300 g worsted weight + 5,5 mm

230g super bulky weight + 12 mm

100 g worsted weight + 4,5 mm

100 g worsted weight+ 4,5 mm

2x 115 g fingering weight (for set) + 3,75 mm

2x 115 g fingering weight (for set) + 3,75 mm

3x 50 g fingering weight + 3,75 mm

200 g of Super Bulky yarn + 9 mm hook

600g worsted weight (set), 5mm, 6mm & 11 buttons

600g worsted weight (set), 5mm, 6mm & 11 buttons

What’s this: This is the ACCROchet hook case. It is part of my free pattern collection!

ENGLISH PEEPS: MAKE SURE TO ALSO DOWNLOAD THE ERRATA FILE UPON PURCHASE, FOR THAT ONE SNEAKY ROUND IN FRENCH THAT NEEDS A CORRECTION.> 600g worsted weight (set), 5mm, 6mm & 11 buttonsWhats this: This is the ACCROchet hat. It is part of a 3-pattern set available at the link on top.Why should I make it: This slightly retro, very feminine s...