I joined two crochet shawls to create one large wrap, and I loved the result so much that it changed the way I plan my future projects.

This simple idea shows how shawls can be joined, reshaped, and transformed into something completely new.

My oldest WIP, the mohair Pressed Violets shawl, is finally finished! What began as a simple experiment quickly turned into something I fell in love with. ❤︎

I started it in January 2025 to test the corrections I made in the updated pattern. That swatch I made was so cute and the fabric was just too lovely to stop, that I decided to crochet a full size shawl.

For lovers of technical details!

Turning motifs into tops has been such a joy - and a little puzzle too!

With the Linen and Mint Leaf tops, I started from the Wave top construction, but with some modifications.

In this post, I’ll walk through the changes I made and how I solved the uneven motif shapes.

I have a question about whether the Zirka shawl pattern can be adapted into a rectangular shape, such as a scarf or a blanket.

There are a few possible methods to transform a triangular piece into a rectangular or square shape in filet crochet.

In this post, I am sharing all the details about the Chaitee crochet top - its construction, shaping options, yarn choices, color inspiration, and tips for substitutions!

Whether you are planning to make it in merino or cotton, you’ll find helpful info to guide your project.