Hello February! Let us take the time to focus on what truly warms our soul! I like to see February, the shortest month, as a time for second chances, as a time to declutter and let go of things that no longer serve you and as a time to get ready to welcome Spring!
For a third year in a row, in the month of February , a group of crochet designers who are a part of the Crochet Designers Communty on Facebook, get together and bring to all you wonderful makers a lovely collection of patterns that spell cozy, love and comfort.
February is cancer prevention month and we would like to raise awareness and show our support to those suffering from Cancer.
Let me start with a visual and then go on to explain how this works:)
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Starting from Feb 1st 2026, we will be offering cozy comfort crochet patterns for $2 each. This event in until the 14th Feb 2026. We encourage you to show your support and help raise awareness.
Be sure to check out the Crochet Designer Community FB page daily for the coupon code and for the featured pattern for the day.
For this blog hop I am participating under my design banner , ViVaCr0chet and present to you the Velvet Sweetheart beanie.
I designed this while I was making the Mother of Parl beanie and the Mint Twist beanie! If you have worked on any of my patterns you would have noticed that I love textures and liberally use front post stitches to create motifs!
The same happened with this design too! As I was making these stitches, they automatically created the heart motifs:) I swear I wasn’t even trying to create hearts;) Yes another tell tale sign in my designs is the use of hearts :p)
Immediately I decided that this would be the one I will offer for the Cancer Cozy Comforts blog hop!
Some technical details about the beanie –
It is worked top down, uses 2 colours along with a 4 mm hook and fits an adult medium (20″-22″ circumference). My testers loved working on this pattern and I am sure you would too , should you choose to get the pattern.
I am also offering another Beanie pattern for the same event and this is called Heart Drops Beanie ( See I told you I love making patterns with hearts in them hahaha).
This is an older pattern but I really wanted to share this as part of the blog hop.
I was touched to read this note for the project on Ravelry..
“I honestly don’t know why this pattern has so few projects here on Ravelry. This is an excellent pattern, so enjoyable to make. Fun and interesting, very pretty and relatively easy to make.”
Thanks so so much for your kind words ! Means so much to me!
These 2 patterns along with the others can be got for just $2 during the entire period of this event , Feb 1st 2026 until Feb 14th 2026.
Will add the pictures of the patterns from the other participating designers with links that will take you to their pattern store and or website. We would much appreciate leaving a heart or saving it for a future date, even if you cannot purchase the pattern right away.
Marsha says The “Imagination Prayer Shawl” is more than just a beautiful and versatile accessory—it’s a symbol of faith, comfort, and spiritual connection. Designed to be worn in a variety of ways, this shawl is a cherished
“The Granny Stitch Scarf is super cute and easy to make, and offers warmth and comfort when you need it most ” says Catherine.
Dina has this to say about her pattern : Worked top down, this beanie has two basic pattern repeats which create a beautiful texture. To provide comfort, there is no actual brim. It is light weight and perfect to keep your head warm in the mild weather.
“Step into something adorable with these Ladybug Slippers Crochet Pattern! Designed to look like cheerful little ladybugs, these cozy slippers are perfect for anyone who loves fun, whimsical handmade footwear ” says Lisa.
Rashmi says “Starry Lines Infinity Cowl is a minimum sew mosaic crochet pattern made with two contrasting colors. This pattern was inspired by the way the stars look when seen through a telescope. Refraction of light. the Cowl is a quick work up and can be adapted to make it longer”.
“Wrap up in this cozy triangle shawl that uses one stitch and creates a beautifully draped wrap” says Jo.
And from yours truly – A textured two color Beanie with heart motifs imprinted on it!!!
Audrey says ” A quick and easy shawl pattern that shows off self striping yarn. The pattern calls for worsted weight yarn but any weight can be used”.
Another beautiful mosaic crochet ear warmer pattern from Rashmi!! She says , ” Fallen Leaves Earwarmer is made with repetitions of a leafy Mosaic Crochet motif, this project is quick to work up, one piece, minimum sew.”
Check out this lovely Bluebonnet Shawl by Lisa who says “Spring will soon be here, and with it comes the rolling fields of bluebonnets. Instructions are given for fingering weight yarn and DK weight yarn with a repeating pattern which will allow you to make the shawl to whatever size you desire”.
“Crochet a beanie that N’ybody can wear using this beautifully textured hat design. Sizes range from Newborn to Adult Large ” says Jo and look at the wide range of sizes!!! Impressive!
Marsha tells us ” The LeeAnn Ruana – Effortless Elegance with Every Stitch! Wrap yourself in style and comfort with the gorgeous LeeAnn Ruana! This stunning design features rich texture created with a simple 2-row repeat—easy to memorize, relaxing to stitch, and beautiful in any yarn. Simple Stitches. Stunning Texture. Endless Style”.
“A top down beanie made with light DK weight yarn showcasing textured heart motifs” coming from yours truly:) .
“Quick and easy infinity scarf patterns. Each with a fun stitch pattern. Created in the round with worsted weight yarn. Easily adjusted to any length or width ” describes Audrey.
Aren’t they all lovely? Which one would you run to make? Regardless, I hope you love what we have brought together for this Blog hop. See you in the next post where there is a free on blog pattern coming up! And definitely no prizes for guessing the design element hahaha:)
Thank you for taking the time to read my ramblings.
Stay Safe and Stay Healthy!
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