This is a scarf I created many years ago as a gift for a friend who was (and still is!) a police dispatcher. I hand-drew the charts myself, and when I was done, tucked them into a drawer and forgot about them.

These are my versions of rounds 10 and 11 (clue 6) and the center piece (Clue 5) for the Crochet Crowd’s 2015 MCAL.

This is a fairly simple hat designed to conceal the results of chemo, and be super-soft and comfortable. The spiral openings on the body of the hat add interest without being too transparent.

At last, that PERFECT accessory every person needs on their living room couch! Who can resist cuddling up with this adorable, anatomically correct crocheted boob! Amaze your friends, titillate that annoying Aunt Sally, and embarrass your kids!

This is pattern that is quick and easy to make, and makes a very thick, warm, soft scarf. In the Dark Green I’ve used, it makes a lovely christmas gift. I’ve also made it in dark red, for the same purpose.

This a simple and quick scarf pattern perfect for using up almost-skeins of yarn, and little dribs of eyelash yarn.

This scarf is an adaptation of the Sensational Scarf as seen here: Sweet Loopy Scarf. I’ve just turned it on it’s side, doing the same basic set of stitches lengthwise, and using a solomon’s knot in the foundation row.

This is a fun little purse, perfect for spring-time, or that fashion-conscious tween on your shopping/hooking list. The stitches are tight enough that there is no need for a liner, and the yarns used are all machine washable.

This is a revision of the Cthulhu Bearded Hat Pattern as designed by Nichole M. Verville. Upon attempting to follow the pattern, I found it exceedingly small, and I didn’t want to use a larger hook since that would make the hat stitching too open (and I doubted I could get it large enough just with a larger hook). Upon examining the comments on...

This pattern was inspired by the Coats & Clark pattern “Baby Blocks” link text. each block side is made in-the-round, then stitched together to form a block.