Sunflower Cup Cozy by Sunflower Cottage Crochet

With this pattern you create the 3d flower as you crochet the cup cozy. So there is no need to sew the sunflower on afterwards.

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Peacock Vines Cable Throw by Ambassador Crochet

If you love the look of cables then you will love this throw pattern. I really like the modern twist to cables here coupled with a bobble stitch to really give the design that extra ‘pop’.

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Celtic Weave Mini Slouch by Two Brothers Blankets

The Celtic weave stitch is a must have in your crochet stitch arsenal. It always so gorgeous in projects – and is surprisingly warm.

I love that Michelle has used it to create this hat pattern.

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Cafune Wall Hanging by Green Fox Farms Designs

Let’s go boho and really play with texture and shape in this pretty wall hanging crochet pattern. You have bobble stitches, mixed with some easy fringe and camel stitch (half double crochet in the third loop).

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Woodland Men’s Scarf by MadameStitch

This scarf is made in long rows and has an easy to remember repeat that creates a stylish but not over the top texture that is perfect for the men folk. You can also really play with your colours in this one too.

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Rich Texture Owl Plushie by Hooked by Kati

How cute is this owl?! Kati has really played with texture in this design by brushing out yarn to create the feathery textures that really make this owl stand out.

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Farmhouse Throw by Spotted Horse Design Co.

Post stitches can be used in many ways to create gorgeous textures. Here Christine has used the fallen leaves stitch to create a blanket that has oodles of texture.

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Joy Wrap by Sunflower Cottage Crochet

With this design I really played around with what chain stitches and single crochets can do! With only a small handful of double crochets thrown in this wrap is a stunning addition to your wardrobe from Spring through to Fall.

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Berry Bliss Throw by Ambassador Crochet

The blanket is proof that bobble stitches can create a picture! Kristine has used them to create this stunning blanket pattern reassuring various forms of diamonds.

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Savannah Slouch by Two Brothers Blankets

Try your hand at front post stitches and working in the back loop to create this subtle unisex textured hat. There are also instructions for a messy bun version in the crochet pattern.

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Hestia Wall Hanging by Green Fox Farms Designs

These hedgehogs are adorable! Create yours using amigurumi techniques and the bobble stitch to use up your scrap yarn!

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Floryn Baby Blanket by MadameStitch

MadameStitch is the queen of all things granny stitch. This design uses the modern granny stitch to create a beautiful baby blanket that won’t get baby overly warm.

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Favourite Sweater Mitts by Hooked by Kati

These mitts are simple, practical and will really help to keep your hands warm. They are slightly shaped for comfort and use front post stitches and are worked in the round.

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Modern Arrow Throw by Spotted Horse Design Co.

Last but not least – this throw is gorgeous. It is one for intermediate crocheters as it uses cabling techniques into chain spaces. Don’t worry – it is much easier than it sounds!!

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