Llama Unraveled

These mittens are a great project for anyone who has one random skein sitting around that you don't know what to do with. It is also the perfect way to use up scraps. These fun mittens also have a great texture. Materials   1 Worsted Weight yarn 4.0 mm G hook Needle Scissors Gauge  10 hdc… Continue reading Hag Stitch Mittens

This easy dishtowel is a fun pattern that can be used during Valentine's Day. It would also make a wonderful gift for Mother's Day. I used Sugar'n'Cream but this pattern will work up fantastic with any kitchen cotton. Size  10.5” x 12” Materials  Cotton yarn 2 skeins for background color (B) 1 skein for heart… Continue reading Heart Dishtowel

This fun and easy dishcloth works up so quickly and it's perfect for Valentine's Day. It uses less than one skein of cotton yarn and is also different than most c2c projects you have completed. This dishcloth will be in the shape of a heart. You will not have even sides. I wrote the pattern… Continue reading Heart Shape Mini C2C Dishcloth

I am so excited to share my Fiddle Stitch Pocket Shawl. This shawl is a lot of fun to work up and the best part is it is a great project for those of us who can't sit still. I designed it with popcorn stitches that create a fun design but also provide you texture… Continue reading Fiddle Stitch Pocket Shawl

This shawl has beautiful texture and would be a great addition to any outfit. Materials  Worsted weight yarn grey yarn red yarn (Date night, rock n roll yarn, or any red yarn) green yarn (Date night, rock n roll yarn, or any green yarn) Size J hook (6.0 mm)  Scissors  Needle  Abbreviations  sc – single crochet … Continue reading Roses Shawl

                                    This sweater is easy to make and works up quickly. I wrote the pattern so you can customize it according to your measurements and using any yarn you would like. I used Mirafil Bella Cotton which has a beautiful color transition throughout the skein. It makes the yarn look beautiful just from the colors.… Continue reading V Strip Sweater

It's that time of year, gift making season! So what better time to have a Christmas CAL! Yarn Hag Ryan and I are hosting a Christmas Tree CAL. You can make a pillow, a small blanket, or a big blanket. Choose which project you would like to make. These Christmas tree designs are simple colorwork… Continue reading Let’s Get Ready for Christmas with a CAL!

This easy shawl works quickly and is the perfect project for a cake yarn. I used one mandala cake to make this but could easily be done in a four weight with something like a caron cake. Materials          3 Weight Yarn (5oo yards)          Size H hook (5.0 mm)          Scissors          Needle Gauge… Continue reading Crescent Scarf

Get ready for this fun summer kimono. It has a beautiful floral texture and can easily be made to customize to your measurements. It is made from a beautiful silk cotton yarn from ice. The silk cotton is classified as a 2 weight yarn. It can be replaced with any other 2 weight yarn or… Continue reading Floral Kimono

Are you looking for a gift to make that is fun and festive? Well I have the pattern for you. This fun stocking design is sure to inspire laughter. You will use less than an entire skein per color and this pattern works up very quickly. It is the perfect pattern to make when you… Continue reading Santa in the Chimney Stocking Pattern

This beautifully textured blanket provides a squishy texture no matter what yarn you use. You will want to wrap up in it forever. This blanket is made using the #hagstitch. This stitch was invented by The Yarn Hag Ryan for a shawl pattern. She is an amazing crocheter and has a YouTube channel. She has… Continue reading #Hagstitch Wave Blanket Pattern

This blanket has an intriguing appearance with the color swirling around. It is a great way to use up a bunch of random cake yarns you may have. It can also be made using worsted weight yarn. Materials I hook for dk weight yarn or J hook for worsted weight yarn 5 to 9 mandala… Continue reading Spiral C2C Blanket

This blanket has a beautiful texture and works up so quickly. It would be a great project if you need easy baby or toddler gift. The bobbles on a baby blanket are also a great sensory experience for babies to feel as well. This blanket is made with Lion Brand's new Naptime yarn. Using that… Continue reading Bubble Wrap Blanket

This new stocking pattern is my 5th and favorite teacher themed stocking I have designed. It is a crayon. It is the perfect gift for any teacher or something you can use to store stuff in. It would make a great plastic bag holder or even store small light objects. To make this, you will… Continue reading Crayon Stocking

At the beginning of the pocket shawl trend, a friend of mine showed me a post of someone's beautiful version. I was intrigued by it but didn't have much experience making shawls. After making a few other shawls, I decided to try my hand at a pocket shawl. I don't know why but having found… Continue reading C2C Pocket Shawl

My new diamond shawl pattern is a fun and beautiful design for everyday use or for when you are allowed out for a night again. Use any thinner yarn to make a nice shawl for your average spring night or use a fancier yarn to make a dressy version for next wedding or banquet you… Continue reading Diamond Shawl

The other day I was working on a waffle stitch blanket and it made me wonder if anyone had used that stitch to make a waffle person. Immediately, I went off to search for a pattern to make my children and I couldn't find one. That is how Brekky the Waffle person came to be.… Continue reading Crochet A Waffle Friend! What?!

I love a good yarn deal. Every time yarn that I like or think could be useful later on is clearance, I purchase it. I also love to purchase mystery boxes. Needless to say, I have a lot of different yarns in my collection. I can't pull out enough to make a blanket without figuring… Continue reading Amount of Yards to Make a Scarf or a Blanket

Here we are at week 3 of my education and crochet blog series.  At this point, this new life is starting to become more normal.  We are all use to not being able to leave the house and learning in new ways.  We zoom with classmates and send photos of school work.  This week I… Continue reading Crochet and Educating My Children! Yes Please! Week 3

Photo by SewrellaCheck out her Hand Crochet Color Block Blanket here. Welcome to week 2 of the crochet education blog series.  This week we are featuring a Sewrella pattern but before we go into that let me know down below how you are coping.  We are about to start week 3 of sheltering in place. … Continue reading Crochet and Educating My children! Week 2

There is just something about those twisted knot headbands that makes me absolutely love them. They are simple to make yet look more complicated. Plus, it is an added bonus that you can add some style and warmth with something that fits in your pocket. After making several twisted ear warmers, I realized I could… Continue reading Twisted Mini Bean Hat

If you have seen my most recent post and liked it, then you will love this one too. This one is another stocking in my series and it will go perfectly with the pencil stocking. If you love having themed things or you just want all your holiday items to match, then make this pencil… Continue reading Paper Stocking

There only a few weeks until summer. A few weeks until my three children are running around the house all day long. I have been so busy this year helping in school and working on end of the year teacher gifts that I didn’t realize how soon this is coming. I am a mom of… Continue reading How can I justify crocheting while my children are home for the summer?