I used this chart to make a coffee sleeve but it could be incorporated into a hat or other item,

This chart is based on the pattern:https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/filet-crochet-block-alphabet-chart designed by NoNovelties . I created a Thanks banner to thank essential workers in my hometown, NYC. As it is a chart, you can use any size hook/yarn, depending on how big you want it. You can even knit the banner. I made mine using wor...

This scarf is a great project for a beginner to who’s just learned the basic Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS). The optional edging is made using single crochet. The best part is that there are very few ends to weave in because you carry the alternating color along the edge.

I designed these little orange heart pins to pay tribute to gun violence survivors via Everytown Survivor Network (www.everytown.org/survivors/) members. Orange is the color of gun violence awareness #wearorange (https://wearorange.org/about/)

I designed this wallet/pouch for carrying a few bills and credit cards for a fast grocery run. It’s also useful for storing your markers and other bits and bobs. My favorite thing about it is that there are no fasteners or buttons to sew on. Bow is optional. Yay!

I designed this pattern to demonstrate the “Modified Astrakhan stitch” for the NYC Crochet Guild. I call it the modified Astrakhan stitch because it normally uses double crochet. This version of the stitch uses single crochet which gives the fabric more density. Apart from a coffee sleeve, you could use it to trim a hat or gloves for a fake fur...

I couldn’t buy a yoga mat sling that would fit my extra thick yoga mat. Crochet hook and yarn to the rescue!