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Spiral pattern by Iris van Meer The Een Mooi Gebaar Spiral is a beautiful, mandala like, design that you crochet with 100% cotton, 125 m / 50 grams, hook 2 mm and a 40 cm diameter mandala ring. Beautiful but very fiddly, since one is dealing with sixteen separate balls of yarn (one for each colour).

Lacy crocheted leaf bookmark pattern by Olga Poltava A video tutorial for this bookmark is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtoZYBzLdV4

Pattern by Cindi Edwards. Gauge is really irrelevant, since it's a decorative piece.

Winter Ice is a Crochet One-Skein Lace Shawl with a beautiful drape, using approx. 400m of fingering weight yarn. One beautiful skein of yarn is all that is needed to show off this very pretty and lacy triangle shawl/scarf pattern in an easy 2-row repeat. Written Pattern: https://www.anniedesigncrochet.com/2020/11/23/crochet-one-skein-lace-shawl/

PDF available on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/winter-ice PDF available on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/ie/listing/910606921/one-skein-crochet-lace-shawl-pattern?ref=shop_home_active_1

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Crocheted necklace with varying-size loops. The examples given were done in relatively thick yarn, but I think it could look quite nice with embroidery thread. Note that the necklace needs to be blocked in order to sit flat.

Pattern by Cath Ward. This luxurious rectangular wrap is based on a simple k2, p2 rib, with ribbed cables used to create a woven texture. The wrap is fully reversable with no right side.

pattern by Kirsti Rogne. This is a fairly simple lace shawl/throw, that looks very pretty on both sides. It's one size, but the pattern has instructions on how to modify length and width should you like to do so.

Pattern by Susanna IC. This generously sized shawl showcases the wavy lines of the lace pattern. The right side rows of the pattern consist of only two different simple lace stitch sequences and every wrong side row is purled, making this pattern very easy to memorize and knit.

Pattern by WollSchnegge. Rectangular lace shawl with zig-zag-ish pattern of holes.

This pattern is available through the antiquepatternlibrary.org No. 129: Page 14. No. 55: Leaf. Pictured on page 20. Pattern on page.

Here is a quick video on how to make these great web earrings. This is done using Aunt Lydia's crochet thread size #3 and a D 3.0mm hook.

Tatted owl earrings. Done with needle-tatting. Very cute.

How to string beads with smaller openings onto yarn. This is a different method from the pre-stringing or steel-crochet-hook methods. It is like the crochet-hook method, but instead of using a crochet hook, one uses a needle and thread to pull the bead onto the yarn. This works for beads that are too small to string onto the yarn and too small to fit on a tiny crochet hook, or with yarn that is too thick for the crochet hook to grab cleanly.

This tutorial shows how to make a basic beaded kumihimo braid. She makes it look easy!

This is a wavy shawl, which looks lovely when made with multiple shades of yarn which go from light to dark, as in the example picture.

The Small Talk Shawl is a top down shawl that is not a triangle and sits well on the shoulders. It is composed of leaves, a modified center point, and can be made to any size desired. The author chose to use a sock yarn, but it can be done in any weight with appropriate hook.

The Leaflines Shawlette features a cable pattern reminiscent of the veins on leaves and leaf-like shapes. The shawlette is worked outwards from the center of the top edge and finished with a beaded edging. The intermediate-level design requires the ability to work and recognize front and back post stitches.

Lacy Feather and Fan Wrap by A. Westbrook

Fantasm is a top down crochet shawl. It can be made in any weight yarn with appropriate hooks. Pattern is charted with written descriptions for three optional edges. Pictures are provided with 2 of the options.