Patterns, projects and techniques
This is one of the ‘happiest’ shawls I’ve ever seen! It’s a great scrap yarn project. Of course, what’s really informative here is the ‘assembly’ technique. Who’d thunk it could be so easy?? Check it out here. Scroll down for the ‘tutorial’. Some people just have a sense of design (not to mention color) that I lack. Some will think I’m easily impressed. Well, that may be. But, I’ll be making one of these. Would work equally well with a single color of yarn too – or even squares or other motifs.
Ladies, brace yourselves…
Because Jason Momoa just stepped out in a slouchy, sexy crochet cardigan that has us and half the internet feeling some kind of way.
And as if our hearts hadn’t melted enough, Jack Black decided to match the moment with his own quirky, cuddly version—and just like that, we’re crocheting cardigans faster than you can say Aquaman with yarn.
The Unexpected Bromance That’s Giving Us Hot Flashes (In the Best Way)
Who knew that a couple of Hollywood’s most lovable wild men would start a crochet cardigan revolution? Jason rocked his with that signature “I-chop-my-own-wood” energy, while Jack brought the fun, funky flair we adore. And somewhere in the middle? Pure, glorious cardigan chemistry.
We call it the Cardigan Bromance—and yes, we’d like to be wrapped up in it, please and thank you.
Rugged, Cozy… and Totally Crochetable
Let’s be real: seeing these two wearing crochet has made us rethink everything.
Forget stiff, boring winter coats—give us soft yarn, oversized stitches, and the fantasy of Momoa bringing us hot tea in the woods.
(We can dream, right?)
The best part? You don’t have to just look longingly at the photos. You can make your own version of the cardigan that’s got everyone talking.
Grab the pattern here, the actual original one! and start stitching your way to sexy.Grab the pattern here
Because let’s be honest: if Jason Momoa is making cardigans hot again, we’re all in.
Looks like Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Coat! Please let us see when you finish yours.
What a great idea. I would make mine with monotone colors, not so bright is my preference.
Thank you for sharing this site.
I would love a pattern for this, does anyone have some ideas?
Pretty wrap! I love patterns that use up all the scraps one doesn’t know what to do with. That is an excellent way to go: saving and satisfaction!