It has been a long time since I last created something using the Tunisian crochet technique. Without the generosity of my friend at Knit Pro, who sent me a set of beautiful Tunisian crochet hooks, this project might never have come to life. I absolutely love how this Suri Breeze Sweater turned out, despite its simple drop-shoulder construction. It’s incredibly wearable, which is what I appreciate the most. While the color isn’t one of my favorites, sometimes you just have to work with what you have. And if you love the sweater enough, you’ll also learn to embrace the color—red, in my case—or any other shade outside your usual palette…

A few months ago, one of my YouTube subscribers suggested I create a Nordic-inspired sweater. When I think of Nordic sweaters, I imagine those stunning colorwork designs with intricate patterns, especially around the yoke. I knew I had to give it a try, but I wanted to make the design more approachable and beginner-friendly. You can purchase the easily printable PDF pattern here at the links below. I came up with a design that I think turned out beautifully. This sweater features a two-color yoke pattern inspired by traditional Nordic sweaters, but it eliminates the need for intricate colorwork techniques. Instead, I used a combination of simple crochet stitches to…

I began making the Cozy Delight Sweater last year to create a cozier version of the Pride Summer Sweater by using thicker yarn. It wasn’t meant to be, and I almost gave up on this project to start a new design with the yarn. However, after several months, I decided to finish it since I had already invested so much time and effort into the process. It felt wrong not to complete the sweater. I’m glad I made that decision because the Cozy Delight Sweater turned out great! Over the years, I have tried various crochet techniques and challenging projects. However, I believe that the simplest crochet garments are the…