Converting a Shawl Design to a Bandana Top I recently released the super cute Midnight Moth Shawlette. When I showed my friend a picture of it she said that it would make a super cute bandana top. I instantly fell in love with the idea and I couldn’t get it out of my head! So… More Crochet Bandana Top Free Pattern
You might think that these storm clouds are hard to make, but I’ll let you in on a little secret. You only need to know two basic crochet stitches in order to make them – single crochet and double crochet.… More Crochet Cloud: Freeform Style
This tunisian crochet stitch pattern is great for garments because the surface of the work is nearly solid. This is obviously a really good quality for clothes to have, so that you don’t have to worry about wearing an undershirt or a slip. The combination of solid and not stiff in a stitch pattern can be tricky to find, so you will definitely want to bookmark this tutorial for future projects! … More How to Extended Crossed Tunisian Simple Stitch
The triplets stitch is a lovely textured stitch that has no large holes. It’s great for blankets, washcloths, sweaters, scarves and more. The best thing about the triplets stitch is that it’s a one row repeat. After the set up row – every row is the same! So you don’t have to keep track of… More How to Crochet the Triplets Stitch
Hello from my little corner of the internet! I’m trying something new today. I made a handmade card inspired by Harry Potter for my friend Natalie’s birthday. This card combines two of my favorite things – crochet and graphic design. I made the crochet lightning bolt using this pattern from the lovely and talented Rachel… More DIY Magical Birthday Card
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