The first time I saw the Tunisian Crochet Smock Stitch, it was love at first sight! I knew I had to make some designs with this stunning stitch. The Tunisian Smock Stitch Hand Towel and Washcloth Set is a great pattern for those new to this beautiful stitch (or Tunisian crochet in general). Better yet, […]
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To me, Fall is kind of dual-natured… it’s a time for cozying up and hunkering down, but it’s also an exciting time for new beginnings… the excitement of a new school year, changing classes, moving, new jobs… I designed the Choose Your Path square to reflect the myriad options available. Choose your own path and
This honeycomb handtowel and washcloth set were born of my efforts to use up a big box of cotton yarn this summer – I actually managed to make it about a third of the way through the box, but I’ll take it! This pattern features the beautiful, and shockingly easy, honeycomb Tunisian crochet stitch. With
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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!
Ever since I made the Tricolor Infinity Scarf I have wanted to make a simpler version using Tunisian crochet – hence the Tricolor Tunisian Cowl! I’m so excited about this pattern, because as much as I love the tricolor scarf, the split stitch is one of the most difficult crochet things I’ve ever done. So
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,
I can’t believe it was October when I posted the Diamond scarf! Though this Heart Scarf has been finished for several months, with the holiday season, the computer work required to get the photos edited and pattern written just kept getting pushed back! I’m happy to have it finished and ready for your enjoyment. 🙂
I recently participated in the Fall Pacific Northwest (PNW) yarn crawl. I only went to three of the 7 or 8 shops that participate since I have three small children to cart around with me, but that’s probably good, because otherwise I would have bought entirely too much yarn! I just love love love local