Kati Brown is a designer who lives in Colorado with her husband and two sons. Kati works in bright colors and fun shapes, and she loves making anything with safety eyes. Her inspiration mostly comes from the games and imaginations of her energetic boys, who thoroughly test all amigurumi for durability and aerodynamics. She has designed for Crochet!, Crochet World, Annie’s Special Newsstand issues, Happily Hooked, Love of Crochet, Knotions, and I Like Crochet.
Imagine this: you grab your favorite pair of jeans and discover there’s a huge rip in them – and not the kind that could pass for the on-trend distressed jeans either. What do you do? It’s time to toss them, right? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think.
View Project
Upcycle a plain button-up shirt into a stylish, eye-catching piece by replacing the back with a new filet crochet panel. Once you get over the initial unease of combining crochet with existing pieces, you won’t believe the stunning combinations you can create!
View ProjectFrom the February 2021 issue
This rug was inspired by geometric designs combined with the classic look of crocheted cables. Shades of blue and gray pair perfectly together in this accent piece.
View Project
Imagine this: you grab your favorite pair of jeans and discover there’s a huge rip in them – and not the kind that could pass for the on-trend distressed jeans either. What do you do? It’s time to toss them, right? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think.
View Project
This oversized scarf can be worn multiple ways for optimal coziness. Hefty in size, this scarf is ideal for morning walks to the log shed or for sitting down at the dock before sunrise.
View ProjectFrom the August 2019 issue
Designed to be worn with almost anything, the Breezy Peasy Crochet Cardigan is the easiest cardigan to crochet. Add this pattern to your repertoire and you’ll be making one in every color. Dressed up or down, you’ll be quite pleased with the versatility of this piece
View ProjectFrom the August 2019 issue
Boldly colored accessories are the perfect way to add excitement to your wardrobe as the summer season fades into fall. Start by making yourself this adorable clutch! Featuring a mix of bright colors and embroidered details, this is a must-have, eye-catching pattern for your project queue.
View Project
This floppy hat has a vented crown to keep you cool at the beach. Crocheted with raffia yarn, this hat holds its shape but is still extremely portable. Add your favorite inspirational buzzword to personalize the hat to make it all your own.
View ProjectFrom the June 2023 issue
Based on the style of Sarape blankets and ponchos, this vibrant scarf is a festive way to liven up your favorite party dress. Complete with fringe, this scarf is an easy piece to crochet in a weekend. Plus, look at those colors!
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Breathe new life into your favorite accessories with the Floral Refresh Project, a simple and creative way to experiment with crochet patches. This easy-to-make white crochet flower is the perfect addition to a fabric scarf, elevating it with a fresh, handmade charm. Whether you’re revamping an old piece or customizing something new, this project offers a wonderful introduction to upcycling through crochet.
Delicate, timeless, and versatile, the floral motif transforms ordinary items into standout pieces with a personal touch. Step out of your comfort zone, pick up your hook, and give your wardrobe a quick refresh with this easy and fun crochet embellishment! Perfect for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike, this project encourages creativity and sustainability — one stitch at a time.
View Project
