Hello, my delightful dewdrop! I hope you are having an amazing day! Today, I have a bright and sunny, summery shawl that features gorgeous textures and a lovely gradient fade. I hope you’ll continue reading to learn more about this week’s breathtaking pattern. Alectrona was designed by Patricia Liefeld. When asked about this shawl, Patricia said, “When I mention that I live in the desert, people think of lots of sand, cactus, tumbleweeds, and boring. But the desert is actually a beautiful place, especially in the early morning. The desert sky comes alive at sunrise. The sun peeks out over the ..read more

Hello, my sweet dewdrop! This week, I have a fun, butterfly inspired, crochet wrap pattern to share with you. The Papilio wrap is generously sized and features a unique, whimsical stitch, so I hope you’ll keep reading to learn more about it. Papilio was designed by MJSQD. When asked about their debut design, MJ said, “Papilio is the Latin word for butterfly. The Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park in Dallas is where the state fair is held every year. It is home to the Rosine Smith Sammons Butterfly House where you are surrounded by hundreds of fluttering butterflies. The gardens offer a live ..read more

Hello, my sweet sunbeam! This week, I have a light and lacy pullover with 3/4 length sleeves that is just perfect for Spring! I hope you’ll keep reading to learn more about this stunning pattern. Aravis was designed by Emma Butram. When asked about this design, Emma said, “Aravis is the name of a character from one of C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia books called The Horse and His Boy. She is described as being both feminine and practical – someone who enjoys outdoor activities and sports, but always dresses nicely for them. I came up with this sweater idea, which blends the fe ..read more

Hello, my lil’ sunbeam! This week, I have a lovely, lacy, crochet shawl pattern to share with you. It’s airy, light, and beginner friendly, and I have two stunning versions to show you. Keep reading to learn all of the details! Fences was designed by Sharon Simpson. She says, “The idea of the Fences pattern came to me when I read a quote from George Addair who said, ‘Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear.’ Fear is like a fence; we wait on one side of the fence with our dreams and aspirations waiting on the other. We can peek through the lattice at the top of the fence an ..read more

Hello, my cherished friend! I am so excited to announce Clue #5 of our 2024 yearlong Mystery Crochet Along (MCAL) is here! I hope you’ll read on to learn how you can still sign up and join in on all of the fun! Indivisible was designed by Johanna Huck. She says, “Indivisible will take you on a yearlong journey of exploring new stitches using spectacular colors, while reflecting on what’s important in life – connection, harmony, continuity, and happiness. Constructed by several very different pieces and using a variety of techniques, the full glory of Indivisible isn’t revealed until all the c ..read more

Hello, my lil’ snickerdoodle! Today, I have a cute-as-a-button, knitted layette set to share with you. This pattern is perfect for those moments when you want to show someone how much you care, while also celebrating new life and love! The beautiful Emery baby hat, blanket, and sweater would make such a heartfelt gift that’s sure to be treasured for years to come! I hope you’ll read on to learn all about it! The Emery baby hat, blanket, and sweater set was designed by Jane Vanselous. When asked about this pattern, Jane said, “We have experienced so much joy lately, welcoming a new g ..read more

Hello, my dazzling diamond! I hope you are having an amazing day so far! Spring is fully and truly here, and I have two treats for you today. The first is a delightful, beaded, knitted shawl that features a lovely gradient fade. I hope you’ll continue reading to learn more about this week’s beautiful pattern, as well as my second treat! Golden Hour was designed by Amy Mercier. When asked about this springtime shawl, Amy said, “The Golden Hour is the period of time when the sun is low above the horizon; direct sunlight softens into beautiful, golden, diffused light. This shawl was inspired by ..read more

Hello, beautiful soul! Here is our May 2024 yarn giveaway!  I hope you enjoy this month’s hand-dyed yarn giveaway, and if you want to go ahead and get entered, check out the instructions below.  ↓ TO ENTER, click here. Also comment below and let me know… have you ever made a project using Expression Fiber Arts yarn? NOTES: •You will also receive a $10 voucher to our shop just for entering! •Last month’s giveaway winner is Yvonne Morey – Congrats! •Worldwide entries welcome. •Winner will be chosen at random in early JUNE and announced in the next giveaway. •You must still be subscrib ..read more

Hello, my sweet buttercup! This week, I have a beautiful, beginner friendly, crochet cardigan pattern to share with you. The Marine cardigan is the perfect, year-round layering piece, and I hope you’ll keep reading to learn more about it. Marine was designed by Elisabeth Carr. When asked about this pattern, Elisabeth said, “This pattern is called Marine because the colors remind me of the depths of the ocean. Growing up close to the beach, the ocean has always fascinated me, and I have a tendency to gravitate toward colors that remind me of it. I wanted this cardigan to be a quick and easy pi ..read more

Hello, sweet soul! Today, I have the third design in our series of patterns that have been created to help you learn brioche knitting. The Marie cowl features a lovely, two-color flower bud and trellis motif that I think you’re going to love! Keep reading to learn all about it! Marie was designed by Jane Vanselous. When asked about this cowl, Jane said, “Jeanne introduced you to the methods of brioche knitting. Working the patterns in a single color allowed you to focus on learning the technique. Josephine took it a step further and guided you through the basics of two-color br ..read more