Each month this year, I’ll be releasing a free interlocking crochet square. This month’s square is one of my favorites. I love how it looks like a quilt square, and I’m always a sucker for a good geometric design. All 12 squares will be worked in the round, and they will all include video tutorials. […]
This project is one of my favorites from the past few months. My son fell in love with this green yarn I got from Knitcrate, so I designed a hat for him. Then I loved it so much, I made one for me too! He calls it his “happy outside hat”. I call it the
These candle cozies are perfect for setting some peaceful winter ambiance. I love the designs they make as the light peeks through the crochet lace! These are sized to fit a standard mason jar or a candle up to 4″ in diameter, but they are easy to adjust for different sizes. Get the free candle
This little Christmas gift crochet ornament is sure to brighten up your tree. It’s a great stash-busting project, and it comes with a video tutorial to walk you through the colorwork and assembly.
These stripes overlay mug rugs work up super quickly. I’ve included a video tutorial, below, for those new to overlay or surface crochet (the technique used to make the stripes). Bonus – you can incorporate the ends from the stripes into the tassels – fewer ends to weave in!
The Star Wash Cloth is a free crochet pattern – and it comes with a video tutorial! I wanted something festive for the holiday season, and a star seemed just the thing. I had to fiddle around a bit to get the chart looking good, but I’m pretty happy with the final result!
As a kid, seeing my Dad hopping around in a Santa Hat, being excessively jolly, is one of my more distinct holiday memories. When I realized that we don’t even own a Santa Hat, I knew I had to fix that, and thus this Santa Hat free crochet pattern was born! It’s a little bit
The two-strand flower headband is another one of my early designs. Today, I’m happy to include it as a free pattern for the first time! This is a versatile design. Since it ties in the back, it can fit a variety of sizes, and the colorwork with the Irish crochet-inspired flower is eye-catching, but easy
The Broomstick Lace Fingerless Gloves were the second pattern I ever designed. I think they just go to show how much I like to try new things – why, yes, for my brand new Etsy shop I would like to use a technique I’ve never done before with a complete photo tutorial. Easy, right? Lol!
The Easy Tunisian Hat is a simple Tunisian crochet in the round project that creates a knit-look seamless finished product. This pattern also creates a great neck warmer if you want to create a matching set!