Who doesn't love an easy scarf to make for those times when we need a little something warm for our self or someone else. This easy, beginner, beautiful scarf is a go to pattern to keep in your library.
FREE Halloween Crochet Projects for you to Make
Halloween can be a spooky and scary time. Even more scary when you realize you haven't gotten anything together for those coming to trick-or-treat or you kids classmates. Get started on your Halloween project and decorations with this round up of FREE Halloween crochet projects. Make one, two or enough for your whole neighborhood!

Simple Granny Stitch Shawl || Shivering Chic by Marly Bird
Get the perfectly simple granny stitch shawl pattern and a free video tutorial all in one place. I will show you how to make the Shivering Chic Crochet Shawl. This is a great beginner shawl using the granny stitch.
If you can hold yarn and a hook, then double crochet, you can make this shawl, I promise. Work through the pattern with me to make sure you understand how to work the granny stitch.
If you missed something, just rewind the video and watch it again. Grab your favorite crochet supplies and we'll get started.

Chic Sheep Patterns with only 1 or 2 balls-from the Joy…
Chic Sheep by Marly Bird™ is a 100% merino wool. With 186 yards per ball there are many things that you can create. Here is a collection of 1 or 2 ball patterns using Chic Sheep from my friends in the Joy Creators. These talented designers have put together these beautiful patterns for you to enjoy.
A Shawl Pin To Hold it all Together
Shawls and wraps are such popular accessories in the knit and crochet world. But to keep your gorgeous new accessory secure around your shoulders as you work and move a shawl pin is a necessity.
Today, shawl pin is a loose term. They're also known as scarf pins and brooches, though brooches tend to have a semi-precious stone in front and a safety pin-type fastener on the back. You're much more likely to see brooches worn on a sweater or cardigan, though they're much less popular these days.
Searching online, I found shawl pins described as sticks, coils, and buttons. So this humble decorative fastener has many names and faces.
So, let's unravel this mystery and help you determine which type you might need for your project!
⚡ Quick Answer:
Choose your shawl pin based on yarn weight (smaller for lace-weight, larger for bulky), the color and texture of your finished piece, and your preferred fastening style. Shawl pins are designed to slide between stitches rather than pierce them, so your knit or crochet fabric stays safe and snag-free.

Looking for a Knit Hat-Collection of Marly Bird Knit Hats
The Marly Bird Knit Hat Collection is a curated roundup of free and paid knit hat patterns designed by Marly Bird, ranging from beginner-friendly chunky hats to advanced lace and stranded patterns. Whether you're making hats for gifts, donations, craft shows, or yourself, this collection covers every skill level and style — from cozy beanies to elegant cable designs.
⚡ Quick Answer:
This collection includes 25+ knit hat patterns from beginner chunky hats to advanced lace designs. Most work in the round, many include video tutorials, and you can make them in yarn weights from fingering to super bulky. All patterns are designed by Marly Bird, designing since 2007.
Hey, bestie 💛 If you're browsing for your next knit hat pattern — whether it's for a quick gift, a cozy winter essential, or a more complex cable adventure — you've landed in exactly the right spot. I've been designing knit hats for years, and they're one of my absolute favorite projects to create. They work up fast (especially with thicker yarn), they make fantastic gifts with minimal sizing headaches, and honestly… hats are just *fun*. Let's dive in! 🧶

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