The July Interlocking Crochet Square is the 7th square in this series. If you missed the others, you can start at the beginning with the January Square! The July square features diamond shapes along the corner angles and brick-like design in the straight sides. As usual, I’ve included complete instructions, charts (both plain and annotated), […]
Add some geometric fun to your home with the Asymmetric Arrows Set – including crochet patterns for a wall hanging, mug rugs, and a hot pad! I love the wonky arrows in these designs. They aren’t afraid to take their own path, and you shouldn’t be either. Though you may have to fight some perfectionist
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The June Interlocking Crochet Square might make your head want to explode just a little bit (especially the first few rows), but I’m here to help, and I know you can do it! This square was a lot of fun, and my husband says it’s his favorite one in the set (so far). Below I’ve
A little while ago, Berroco sent me this adorable Yarn Tasting kit to try out six of their new yarns. Read on to find out what I thought and see the little projects I worked up with the samples (there are even a few free quickie patterns thrown in for good measure). This post is
Y’all, I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but crochet is having a MOMENT in fashion – so what’s the problem with mass-produced crochet?! On the one hand, I think it is totally awesome that people are loving crochet. I’ve seen soooo many granny square patterns, and crochet crop tops are totally hot this summer. So
While it’s totally possible to make a pom pom without one (and I show you how here!), a pom pom maker makes the job so much easier, faster, and more fun, that I highly recommend picking one up. They come in a variety of sizes, and I was able to pick up a 4-pack for
Have you been following along with all the fun squares so far this year? The May interlocking crochet square is, I think, the second-easiest square in the set of 12 (bested in ease only by the February Square). This square keeps it pretty basic, but adds just enough variety to make it interesting. Plus, I
The Butterscotch Ripple Cowl was designed for my wonderful local yarn shop, A Little Knitty, for the PNW yarn crawl. Jen, the owner of A Little Knitty, came up with the idea for this pattern, and I was more than happy to bring it to life for her! Each shop for the yarn crawl this
The Lover’s Cowl features lacey, drapey Lover’s Knot (also known as Solomon’s Knot) for a lightweight, cheerful spring or summer scarf. I was very happy to design this cowl as part of the Spring Exclusives event curated by Cosy Rosie UK. I often tend to go for the neutral colors, but I couldn’t resist the
Have you all heard of Darn Good Yarn?! If not, you should totally check them out. This yarn shop has some of the most unique yarns and products I’ve ever seen, and they’ve got a fantastic mission of supporting women and marginalized or underserved communities.