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Pattern by Yay For Yarn Patterns. This lightweight crochet pullover features a lovely braided faux cable. Sizes from XS to 5XL.

Pattern by Jennifer Renaud One of my favorite summer tops is one I purchased a few years ago from a large department store. Two of the things I love most about this top are its openwork back and subtle waist shaping. Because I love these elements, I made sure to incorporate them into the design for this crochet pattern, My Favorite Summer Top.

Although the openwork element was designed to be worn in the back of the garment, this top is completely reversible so you can wear it in the back one day and in the front the next!

Sizes Included: Women's XS thru 4XL

Turning Leaves Kimono pattern by Maz Kwok This casual but chic kimono is crocheted by dark brown shade - mercerized cotton yarn so it's a lightweight outerwear for any occasion. Of main interest to me is the stitch/motif of leaves which this uses, which could be used for other things such as shawls or scarves.

Pattern by Atelier Aolt. This is an easy to knit project with garter stitch and eyelet sections. Gauge is not important, You can make is as big or small as you want and you can make a symmetrical and asymmetrical triangle.

Pattern by Halbe Prinzessin. Triangle, lacy shawl with droped-stitch mesh using yarn-overs; increases using KFB.

Pattern by Orlane Sucche. Subtle texture. Shape is sort of half-triangle, half-rectangle.

The interesting thing about this pattern is that, while it is for fingerless gloves, they aren't completely fingerless, they are half-fingers. This makes it a little more difficult to make, but it also fits more snugly and provides that little bit more warmth.