Stitch & Hustle Fibert Arts Blog

Get to know the magnifiscent Natalie who designed the new My Favorite Jeans Top. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

Some people just beam and radiate light and love when you are in their presence. In the fiber world, my friend GG is one of them. I asked her our Maker Profile Questions and got her thoughts on the current conversation of diversity and inclusion.

There are lots of ways to support your community of makers and artisans. Even if you have limited funds. Let’s lean in and start using ALL of our Support Currency.

A collaboration between Stitch & Hustle, Asylum Fibers & The Queen Stitch. Three NYC Gals celebrating the City we love!

From decor to recipes - all you need for a fabulous, cozy handmade Thanksgiving table. Give your guests something special to be thankful for.

Discover Twisted Fiber Art incredible Evolution Yarns with this open stitch pattern. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

All the unicorns coming together for a magical moment at the New York Sheep & Wool Festival!

My first year going to the New York Sheep & Wool Festival was certainly not as I planned but more than I could have imagined thanks to the people who make the difference.

An incredible collaboration with The Queen Stitch & Asylum Fibers to bring you a masterpiece and limited edition kit.

GET FUNKY! So basically - here is what you really need to know: This yarn, this company is amazing AND I took my Boulder Beanie and some of their AMAZING Funky Chunky Yarn and used my Furls 10mm hook. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

For the Second Annual Blog Hop, we landed on the Bobble Stitch. A fun stitch that can be used in so many ways to add texture and design elements that are both fun to make and fun to wear.

In this tutorial I show you my STAR method to close up your brim to peak beanies and get that perfect center with round shape.

I am honored to contribute free patterns to this Lion Brand Yarn campaign. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

Sometimes people come into our lives unexpectedly and give us so much more than we ever could have imagined. Sometimes, it is just a wee bit of magic. Sometimes it is Shenanigans & Fiber Inspirations With Steven Be.

This incredible design by Natalie Thomas of Detroit Knots brings our love for jeans to life in crochet. My goodness this top! SWOON-WORTHY! You will want to make one for yourself and every one of your fave gals! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

This super cute slouchy hat works up quickly and can be made in child or adult sizes. Fabulous for gifts for the whole family!

Ah the Lexington! It’s a Shawlette. It’s a scarf. It’s for guys. It’s for gals. It takes ONE cake of Evolutions from Twisted Fiber Art and it going to be your new favorite to make. Let the yarn do the work while you create the shape and I assure you just a fee stitches in and you will love this pattern.

A fun twist on the poncho making your arms accessible for things like eating, crocheting on the go and just all around functionality. Cozy, function and fashion all in one! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

The Burlington Ruana free knitting pattern is more than a stylish cozy accessory - it is basically the most fabulous blanket you can wear in public and works up like a breeze. It is easily converted to an oversized shawl for all year round enjoyment as well. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

This scarf features a minimalist New York City Skyline along each end. Filet crochet creates the windows on the massive high-rises, with the standout of the Empire State Building. Inspired by the dark silhouettes of buildings in front of a setting sun, the pattern utilizes the rich and complex colorings of Asylum Fibers. Designed exclusively for Stitch & Hustle, this pattern was designed, dyed, made, and inspired all by NYC women.

Inspired by the history and structure of the Flatiron Building in New York City, and NYC heart, this shawl takes a you on a stitch journey way beyond the traditional triangle shawl. I used a small variation on the Puff Stitch to illustrate the windows and used two separate increase techniques to get the shape.

A Beginner Crochet Pattern by Guest Designer Nicole Knutsen of Naturally Nora Crochet - this cotton hat works up like a breeze and comes in sizes for the whole family.

This Ruana is super cool because it can be so many things. Truly a versatile piece you will definitely want to make in your favorite colors. You can wear it as a Ruana or you can wear it as a scarf. You can add a front closure and wear it as a poncho or even a cape. This one piece can be whatever you need it to be.

This is such a fun and easy to work up turtleneck top pattern. Perfect for transitional weather as an added layer and great for all ages.

A chunky shawl that is not too chunky with fabulous drape and a bonus hood! Make it in your favorite team colors. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

Because wearing a blanket in public should totally be acceptable! This wrap will keep you stylish AND cozy. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

I have always wanted to do my own version of a “Halloween” themed hat. Since I don’t really do costumes anymore, I wanted a hat I could wear all season long. I came up with my take on a spider-web cross with a pumpkin hat and I kind of love it. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

A fabulous BoHo style bag that is super fun to make. Ideal size for magazines and everyday items. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

I love the look of ribbed knit beanies. Achieving that look with crochet is quite simple with a few tips and tricks. Here is my chunky ribbed hat which is fabulous either slouchy style or folded brim like a traditional ski hat. These work up super fast and are fabulous for gifts! Make one in all your favorite color combos. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

It’s all you need for seasonal travel in any climate! It’s a shawl. It’s a scarf. It’s a sarong. It is whatever you need it to be! One of my most popolaur items and such a great pattern to make. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

Next up in my Shapes Of Things series of scarves and shawls is the West Fourth Scarf, named for the amazing West 4th Street, NYC. Yup I named a scarf for a New York City street. It works up like a dream. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

Oh yeah guys... I am back with another One Skein Wonder! The texture of the Boulder Beanie Free Crochet Pattern will blow you away. It is subtle yet beautiful. Ah.. I love this hat! You can fold the brim for a snug beanie style or add a pom pom and have a fun slouchy style. This hat can be whatever you want!. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

This shawl is uniquely shaped to also double as a scarf and great to learn to crochet on the bias. Thanks to Lion Brand for providing the yarn for this post. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

The Townsville Crochet Top free pattern features sleeves inspired by the Cinderella ball gown and a variation of the Puff Stitch creating stitch definition and texture. You can make it cropped or standard length and truly make it your own! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here. Pattern for sizes XS - 4X