The Sabrina Skirt is made in one piece, side-to-side in short rows with a single seam along the side.

Named for the person that gave me the idea in the first place, this blanket pattern is based off of the look of a coin quilt.

This Christmas Stocking is very simple to make as long as you know how to do basic sewing and is so much fun to make! This pdf is 5 pages long and includes full instructions with tips to help you along the way. The stocking measures approximately 14” in length not including the ears and horn and 8.5” wide. I used Red Heart Super Saver to make t...

Pattern includes 7 different sizes as well as instructions so you can make it your own!

This bag has a super simple stitch pattern for the body with a unique way of adding on the sides and strap in one piece without seaming.

Dress is made starting from the waistband then worked from the bottom up for the bodice and shoulders and from the top down for the skirt.

Sizes Small( Medium, Large, X-Large) to fit Size 34 (36, 38, 40)“ bust

This beginner friendly pattern is a great use of cake yarns!

Inspired by a gorgeous runway chartreuse dress I found browsing the internet, this skirt is a bold addition to your wardrobe.

This easy modular sweater pattern starts with an easy to remember cabled bottom worked in rows with the remainder of the pattern worked in half double crochet.

Scarf is a beginner friendly project available for free on my blog or you can purchase a pdf for a small fee!

Stitches Used

This hat can be made using just about any worsted weight yarn so this could be the perfect pattern for that lonely skein of yarn you bought but aren’t quite sure what to do with!

Wonderful for summer, this lacy maxi dress is perfect as a beach cover-up as well as a summer dress.

A versatile pattern, this dress is made starting from the high-waist down for the skirt, then in the opposite side of the foundation chain, working upwards for the bodice. It is made in an openwork lace stitch that provides a generous amount of ease in a lovely cotton blend. This could be easily converted into a two-piece outfit by simply worki...

This lacy blanket pattern features what looks like overlaying skulls in an easy to remember stitch pattern. Blanket is made in the round in which you turn for every round. No gauge is needed as you can work this is any yarn/hook combination desired. Materials listed are just what I used for the sample.

Get ready for spring with this lovely circular vest! This vest is made in one piece with lovely soft cotton yarn in open lacy stitches.

Get ready for spring with this little lacy number!

While this pattern is written for a cowl the stitch pattern itself could be used for many different projects.

I wanted to create something that I would have worn in my emo/rocker teen years and I’m pretty sure I accomplished just that! The long chains in the back remind me of those concert tees that girls would deconstruct to show off a little skin.

Includes instructions for both crochet and knit versions of this scarf. This is a beginner friendly project that uses very basic stitches with a short stitch pattern repeat.

The shawl pictured was made using a 1000 yard ball of thread that I hand-dyed, but it can be made using any yarn.

This eye-catching blanket is a perfect addition to your home-décor!

With a simple stitch pattern,this oversized tunic is quick weekend project that requires no shaping or sewing.

Using only one ball of chunky yarn this hat works up quickly and is perfect for last minute gifts!

This top/tunic/dress is made starting in the center using the popular Corner to Corner (C2C) pattern for the bodice, it has a tremendous amount of stretch which is why only two different sizes are actually needed. I do not recommend substituting cotton thread for this pattern because it is likely to shrink and may not have as much stretch to it.

Get ready for a wool-eater! This would be great to use up some scrap yarn. Colors are changed every 2 rows. Have fun!

Keep those little bottoms warm in these super quick and easy pajama bottoms! When was the last time you bought a pair of PJs for less than $3? The pattern includes instructions for the flowers, however you can leave them off if you want to make these for a little boy.

Waffles, anyone??

Cute halter perfect for summer !! This is a great weekend project, the skirt of the top uses all treble stitches which makes it a very quick project!

This skirt is made in vertical rows using graduated stitches for the increases. It is made in one piece with a seam sewn at the side, then the ruffles are made in rounds at the bottom of the skirt.

This elegant dress is made in strips of motifs that are joined together as you work. Its worked from the hips down, then after the motifs are finished the bodice is made from the hips up. Even though the sizes are all with a 6” difference, the motifs have a lot of ease so pick the size closest to what you need.

Fun skirt that works up amazingly quick with a large hook. Using different shades of the same color the striping gives it an ombre effect.

This is definitely a very unique and fun blanket that is perfect for summer!

This trio of motifs is perfect for using the join as you go technique! There are three different motifs that have 8, 6, and 5 edges/points. The points are made of Picots, you can decide to use a ch 4 picot instead.

Cute baby hat that can be found in Too Yarn Cute Crochet E-magazine 2014 Special Baby Edition

This is a perfect on-the-go project!! It works up quick and takes less than a skein of yarn to create. The colorway I used is Winery, but these would be beautiful in any colorway. I do highly recommend using this yarn for these, but you can always substitute if needed. They would look fabulous in several different colors!

This is a perfect beginners hat! Its one size and can fit many different heads. Im using this pattern for hats to give to charity and it works up super quick.

This is a very unique pattern stitch that uses V-Stitches to create a colored ripple and chunky knit look. The technique I use enables you to change colors every row without the need of fastening off and having a million ends to weave in. This creates a stretchy and thick fabric perfect for blankets and winter accessories.

Don’t be afraid of thread! This skirt has simple shaping and stitches with an optional slit. The foundation chain isn’t joined together at the first round so you dont have to worry about getting all twisted up. Made in alternating panels of lace it works up quick for thread. You may need to make a drawstring or sew on elastic for a better fit.

This fun little piece is convertible in many ways!!! Made in my own pattern stitch (to my knowledge, there are so many out there!) with cabone rings as buttons and chain loops as buttonholes. Button it lengthwise for sleeves to wear as a shrug and widthwise for a lovely infinity scarf. Sizes are approximate for fitted sleeves however you can ma...

If you have any sock yarn lying around that you dont know what to do with, this is the pattern for you! This is a great weekend project that is simple and almost “no concentration” once you get used to it. Sock yarn makes this set light yet warm, perfect for fall and winter weather. If you want a slightly thicker fabric then just make your bobb...

My husband was super excited when I said I was going to make an Assassins Creed style jacket :) as a guy I was surprised lol I will be adding on more pictures after I finish my husband’s and children’s

Be the envy of the beach in this cute bikini! It will definitely need lining, so be sure to get a knitted stretchy fabric for it. This is a written pattern with instructions for 4 different sizes. The decreases and increases in the fabric change constantly so I include how to make them depending on what stitch you land on to save from confusion...

This fun miniskirt is very simple to make! I couldn’t believe no one has tried ruching crocheted fabric so naturally I just had to! I chose 2 different yarn weights with two different ruching looks. You will need some elastic cord, and stitch markers ( I like to use bobby pins) instructions include size changes for both yarn weights as well as ...

This cute little hat is perfect for infants, with an optional crocheted-in flower for your sweet pea! Leave the flower out for a boy version. Have fun and play with your color options!

This is a very long lacy skirt perfect worn with leggings or a slip for summer. I used a size 10 thread double stranded, so any sportweight cotton should work great for this. Its worked with a lacy band which is sewn together and the rest is worked in rounds in the row ends of the waistband. Very subtle increases are made with the change of the...

Once again, if you can make a granny square,you can make this top! I used size 5 acrylic thread and a G hook. While the hook size seems rather large it works wonderfully with this slinky thread. If you cringe at the thought of acrylic thread try to open your mind a bit! This is a fabulous, light thread with a wonderful sheen that works up with ...

This cute little plushie/pillow will be a great gift for little ones or in neutral colors could be a quirky addition to your home! Made seamless from the bottom up with eyes and beak sewn on and optional wings crocheted right onto the cover. Instructions for the puff stitch is included in the pattern if you aren’t familiar with it. Here 5 diffe...

If you have mastered the granny square you can make this skirt! I originally made this from some recycled cotton I salvaged from a thrift shop sweater, but it was extremely similar to Sinfonia. As long as you check the gauge use any yarn you like. This skirt is made like a huge granny square with a hole in the center for the waist, to which you...

I got the inspiration for this dress from a Duplet magazine. This is more of a tutorial than a pattern with specific size changes. In this pattern I have drawn out a schematic for the front and back showing how it needs to be constructed. I give you the patterns for the motif and have Lettered them for the different sizes that you need. This dr...

Looking through many projects using this specific yarn, I was so disappointed to discover barely any garments. So I came up with this completely wearable skirt that can be customized to fit anyone! It can be lengthened, made to sit high up on the waist or swing on the hips. It is worked from sideways in rows in one piece to be whipstitched toge...

I love the cool feeling of cotton in the summertime and working with this yarn the little flecks of color reminded me of rainbow sprinkles over vanilla ice cream! Worked from the top down completely straight in a mesh pattern that just naturally drapes perfectly without blocking.

This comfy pullover is made from the bottom up in two pieces which are sewn together leaving a neck opening. You can choose to leave the neck wide to hang on the shoulders or narrow for a boatneck style. Perfect over a tank or even as a beach cover-up. I love sweaters with simple or no shaping and with this pattern stitch it stretches as it nee...

Sea Turtle!

This is a great simple skirt for beginners! The waistband is made in sc ribbing, giving it plenty of ease so it may look too small but it will stretch especially after wash and wear. After the waistband is made the ends are sewn together then the work is turned and you start working in the round in the row ends of the waistband. Very basic stit...

I originally designed this as a photography prop for a newborn shoot. I listed that yarn only because that is what I used at the time, but any worsted weight will work. I didn’t include rows in the gauge because its not really important for this pattern. This is very quick to make and would be a great last minute baby shower gift!

This swirly skirt will carry you through the seasons!