Hello. I am so excited you found this little Jellyfish pattern. I was noodling around one day and thought of this pattern. It ended up being even cuter than I imagined.

I first found this pattern on Ravelry when I searching for an adorable Octopus to make for me and my friend to go with the quote: “Friends come and go like the waves of the ocean, but the true ones stick like an Octopus to your face.”

This is a pattern for a Bumble Bee Mug Cozy. This little cozy was inspired by the warm weather of spring.

Here is an easy pattern for a ladybug themed mug cozy. The little ladybug will hug your mug and keep it adorable and warm.

This is a pattern I modified from the pattern for Owl Mitts by Ms Erika Ward. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/owl-mitts-6

Hello! This is a pattern for a doll skirt that I have had in the back of mind to figure out ever since I was introduces ruffly, netty Starbella yarn. I have often wondered if it couldn’t be easily turned into a doll skirt or crinoline. Well, I finally sat down and figured this out.

This is a super simple pattern for a pillbox hat. Modeled after the style of the 50’s and 60’s, the hat is super easy to make with only chains and double crochet.

This was made leftover yarn. In a previous pattern I had a little ball of leftovers and this was just enough. Contact me with any questions. I am happy to help. I can’t wait to see the different embellishments the rest of you choose to do!

This was originally worked up because my daughter wanted a little purse for her coins. This can easily be worked as a doll purse by adding little straps. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

This was easily done with leftover yarn. The whole skein of Red Heart easily accommodated the skirt, a hat and poncho doll size, and a hat for my daughter with some leftover.