I’m excited to announce that today the Braided Rose Cowl crochet pattern is available for purchase! This cowl just begged to be made. A month or so ago I bought a mystery box from my local yarn store. Inside was this soft, pink, beautiful, fingering-weight yarn from Trilogy Yarns in Spokane, WA. I have to […]
This crochet potholder is thick enough to actually keep your hands safe, unlike some crochet potholders I know. It’s stylish, and if you’ve finished the first three lessons in the how to crochet series (find lesson one here!), you have the skills to make this potholder! This potholder is the free bonus pattern after lesson
This crochet rainbow braid bracelet is a fun, quick project. It doesn’t take a lot of yarn, so it’s great for using up scraps. And you could make it any colors you want. If you don’t want to have to worry about matching colors up at the end, then you could always just choose a
This project has been a labor of love for the past few months, going through several iterations and trials. I’ve taken apart more failed attempts than I care to admit, but I’m really pleased to share this pattern with you! You may know that April is Autism Awareness Month. I wanted to do something for
Spring is on its way, and I’m getting in the mood with this cute new baby shirt pattern. It features jasmine stitch detailing on the bottom hem, a lower back, and straps with three buttonholes for a customized fit (not to mention ease of dressing your baby!) It comes in three sizes – 3 month,
You guys, I’m not sure when I was last more excited about a pattern. I am super in love with this new scarf pattern. It’s hot off the tester’s hooks (and their samples look fabulous!) The cobblestone scarf, available for purchase here, features intermeshing crochet in a fun geometric pattern.
I love this shirt. It’s the first time I’ve ventured into shirt making. My daughter made the choice to be baptized at the beginning of the year, and in our church, kids typically wear white on their baptism day. So I made this shirt for her. It’s made of super soft pima cotton yarn, so
My 8-year-old daughter decided to get baptized recently, so we ordered her a set of her own scriptures. I had been working on a new scripture cover for myself MONTHS ago, but never got around to finishing it. I had this cool piece of rectangular crocheted lace and used a free tutorial I found online
This is definitely one of, if not the, most favorite thing I have ever crocheted. I love how the design invokes a patchwork quilt (but doesn’t actually require sewing pieces together). I love the colors (though if you made your own, you could choose whatever colors suit your fancy). I made this for my son,
If you’re looking for a quick, easy project that’s got a fun texture, look no further. I love this quick, easy, loose puff stitch cowl. It’s made from Trabajos Del Peru 100% Merino yarn, which has been unfortunately discontinued, but never fear, any similar yarn will do.