This pattern is my first for Caron International Yarns.
I just found it published on their website! Yay! :D
This is made with NaturallyCaron.com's Spa yarn, and it shows off crochet stitches beautifully. It's a long scarf to enable you to wrap around your neck and still have some "chest" coverage rather than poking edges.
This pattern is published at naturallycaron.com.
Free pattern
I developed this pattern for my crochet guild to use as a chemo hat for men. We make hats for the local hospital's cancer center.
This hat is limited only by your imagination! One color, two, three, or four. Your choice! Later you can play around with the spacing between the cables if you wish, or leave them be. Again, your choice!
The blue-topped hat is the "smooth" version, the gray-topped hat is with the cable strands on the outside of hat. Can be worn either way. Personal perference rules! Made with Caron's Simply Soft.
Available on Ravelry.com
Free Pattern
Reversible Strands for Men (and Women, too!)
This shawl/scarf can be worn a multiple of ways - with the collar folded over, with the collar opened out flat, with the collar upside down, with the pockets to the inside rather than out. Again another pattern where it's the Owner's choice!
Published in Lion Brand Free Online Patterns. Made with Homespun. You will need to register at Lionbrand.com to access their free patterns.
Free Pattern
Your choice (again!) of colors to be used. This pattern has an interesting "twist" for the half-double crochet stitches around the banding to give a dimensional edge to the hat.
Pattern is published in Crochet Liberation Front First Ever Crochet Book. Crochet Liberation Front is a group from Ravelry.
The cream hat is made with Lion Brand CottonEase, the peach/pink hat is done with NaturallyCaron's.com Country.


Perfectly sized for a lapghan to sn
uggle into, and keep warm and toasty during the cooler weather.
This throw is approximately 40" x 55", made with NaturallyCaron.com's Country yarn in Claret.
Five "panels" of wandering cables seperated by cluster strands. Made all in one piece though - no sewing!
Free pattern
Available at Naturallycaron.com