Prism is a wonderfully unique yarn that just so happens to be a favorite of ours to design with. This week we feature some of the best FREE and Paid Patterns designed with Prism.
Mary Maxim Prism is by far one of our most popular lightweight yarns. It is favored for its unique characteristics and the yarn’s luminescent color. We love working with this yarn and know that you will too. In this post we talk about how to work with roving yarns and why they are so special.
The Hooked On You Ponytail Hat Pattern came about after many friends asked me to make them a messy bun hat similar to the popular CC Beanie. I searched the interwebs for a pattern but could never find one that quite matched what I envisioned. And so, the Hooked On You Ponytail Hat was born!
The Step Up Chunky Cowl is a knitting pattern that speaks to my heart. I love using bulky yarn and this pattern uses two strands of bulky yarn. The Step Up Chunky Cowl works up super quick and would make a great last-minute gift.
If you need a last-minute quick and cozy holiday gift? Then look no further! My quick and easy velvet ballet slippers will keep your feet toasty and stylish.
This snowman was inspired by my Aunt, who adores all snowmen! I made this pattern with the idea that other crocheters may be looking for a quick, and fun project to make as a gift for a loved one too! Let me tell you, if you are that maker, look no further!
Each of my designs is named after a city or town I have visited – either recently or long ago. Whether a specific memory of color, architecture or perhaps the smell of fresh pastries, something about these places fills my mind as I stitch up a new design. Meet Treviso – the faux knit beanie!
Today’s Featured Project is the Crimson Comfort Throw. This throw is an intermediate level project worked with Red Heart Super Saver and designed by Billie Birchfield.
Hi! My name is Pamela Stark and I am so excited to be part of the Mary Maxim Christmas Countdown. My crochet journey began in 2012 when I was looking for something to do while my son napped.
I had this design playing around in my head for a while and finally decided to make it! I am relaxing with this pattern I crochet looser than most and found out that gauge is very important for patterns! From all my pattern testing I have intertwined different techniques from other designers and new stitches that I have learned or love seeing on a hat!