I designed this amazing pullover when we were planning a trip for Spring Break with my family. We were going from -20º C to 20º C, and I needed a light sweater where I could still be warm enough in the beautiful spring weather and soak up that vitamin D. Making the neck line a little lower than a traditional scoop neck, I’m was able to REVEL in...

My family loves going to the farmer’s market on the weekend. My kids always want to carry things that they pick out. The problem is that we normally buy quite a bit of produce that ends up weighing more than they do.

The texture created in this pattern is dreamy. The folded brim results in a super cozy beanie that will quickly become your new favorite.

This pattern is so squishy and so full of texture. It will keep you warm and cozy through those chillier days.

My sister, Sidney, is almost everything I’m not. She’s hip, happening and cool, which I am obviously not because I use words like “hip” and “happening”. Sidney is fashionable, and on trend. For her birthday, she asked for a sweater vest. I decided to design a pattern so we could all be a little more hip, a little more happening, and a little bi...

This pattern is soft and squishy and full of texture.

The Cozy Hannah Infinity Scarf is full of squishy texture.

Crochet Cozy Ashley Slouch Beanie Pattern

Crochet Cozy Hannah Beanie Pattern

This cowl pattern is just full of my favorite half double crochet stitch. It’s explodes with delicious texture. Perfect for a weekend project.

Crochet Winter Berry Beanie Pattern

Gauge Swatch

Gauge Swatch

Crochet Caitlin Cowl Pattern

Crochet Hannah Headband/Ear Warmer Pattern

This beanie pattern is incredibly versatile. Pattern is written in average sizes, but can be altered easily to fit anyone. The Caitlin Beanie is worked from the bottom up in a round.

The Caitlin Headband/Earwarmer is full texture and so quick to work up.

This pattern is full of texture that you just can’t help but run your fingers over.

I used to be a winter person. Then I moved to Wisconsin, and now I love the summer. Funny, how living somewhere that gets -40ºC in the winter will turn you into a vitamin D craving monster.