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Every garments pattern on the porch — 26 of them, each worked through on the glider and written round by round, with the count said out loud at the end of each one.
Showing 13–24 of 26 patterns
A beginner-friendly fluffy 10 mm HDC sweater with ribbed cuffs - plan on a few relaxed sittings to finish.
An open, breezy V-stitch cardigan in fingering weight for warm evenings. Intermediate, about 4-6 hours once the rhythm sets in.
An intermediate to advanced crochet cardigan dress with granny square florals. Plan for 60-90 hours of satisfying, unhurried work.
A three-panel crochet polo with mesh body and DC collar, sized S. About 4-6 hours for a confident intermediate.
An oversized chenille hoodie cardigan for confident intermediate crocheters, worked flat in panels over several relaxed evenings.
A fitted navy crochet top with a flared peplum, sized for real busts. About 4-6 hours if you already have your gauge dialed in.
A fitted sweetheart top with flared peplum, best for confident intermediates with a free weekend or two.
An intermediate V-stitch sweater from 100g of yarn, ribbed cuffs and all, worked in about 4-6 hours.
A double-crochet triangle top shaped to your own armpit-to-armpit measurement. About 4-6 hours for confident beginners.
A strawberry-motif net sweater for confident intermediates, worked in cotton with a 4.0 mm hook. About a weekend to make.
A granny square bodice romper for intermediates comfortable seaming; about 20-28 hours from swatch to buckle.
Oversized granny square hoodie in black, grey, and white. Intermediate level, 60-90 hours. For confident motif joiners.