What’s more fun than a unicorn? Now you can keep your face warm and be cute! This pattern can be made in two sizes, S/M and M/L. This pattern is rated as a 3/5, so for an intermediate or advanced beginner.

I love using up my scraps, and because I’m so colour oriented I always have great rainbow colours on hand. The Ombré Bear is made using two strands of worsted weight yarn held together so it’s a fun chunky project. I used a 5mm hook, but you could use a bigger hook, whatever you would use with a 5 weight yarn. This is an intermediate project on...

Gregor is the cutest little grumpy guy. Forced to shine bright as a beacon for others, he’s both the grump and the sunshine. This pattern is an intermediate project (3.5/5) and took testers about 4-5 hours to make.

I’m super happy with how this one came out. It’s pretty quick too, maybe 2-3 hours in total. I’d say this pattern is intermediate using the full range of crochet stitches and different techniques.

Everyone loves a good Teddy Bear, so why not take one with you wherever you go? This keychain is pretty beginner friendly and is 100% single crochet. It’s a quick one hour project which is great for gifts and small project days. 2/5 difficulty.

When I was a kid everyone was obsessed with rubber duckies and so I thought making a cute crochet version would be fun. It took only an hour or so for me to make and I would call this a pretty beginner friendly pattern. It’s mostly single crochet with minimal sewing.

I’ve actually never owned leg warmers before so this has been a fun experience designing my own. I was most inspired by leg warmers from the 1980’s and colourful motifs from kids clothes. This pattern is made vertically and is fairly simple with only double crochet and half-double crochet used. It’s designed to be made to measure so can fit any...

Hey guys. I’m super proud of how this one turned out so I hope you like it. People really seemed to like my other backpack pattern, but it was a little bit complicated and time consuming, so I wanted to make a more beginner friendly version for you all. Everything is made with single crochet and simple shapes. The only decreasing is on the bee ...

My friend gave me this idea and I thought it was too cute not to make. It could be a dice bag or a coin purse, or whatever you wish. This is a quite relatively easy pattern for beginners :)

This pattern is an addition to my classic Fisherman’s Pattern. It’s a nice ribbed beanie with the twist of a crown-cuff. This can be made in any size so make one for siblings, parent and child or yourself. It makes for a great gift.

I’ve been having a bunch of wrist problems this year which has made me want to crochet less. One of the things that has helped me is a better hook handle/grip. I’ve seen the tennis ball ones and all the beauty blender ones. I thought why not just crochet one? It makes sense right?

I wanted to create a pair of mittens that were made vertically to match my Fisherman’s Cap pattern and also something that would be pretty simple. These don’t take too long. I probably spent an hour each so two hours in total. Perfect for gifting or matching with a hat. I designed three sizes plus included gauge for custom sizing.

I’ve seen mushrooms everywhere and I’ve actually never made one until now. I think he turned out really cute and I hope you guys make him :)

This one makes me so happy. Silly goose is so silly and fun. Everybody loves a goose, right? This is an easy beginner pattern that can be made in an hour or two. Make this for your silliest friend!

I saw a couple variations of the crochet watch or embroidered watch on Pinterest and I thought it looked really fun so I made my own and decided to make it into a video. Super simple, beginner project. Took less than an hour.

I had so much fun making this and I hope you do too. It’s a quick project for the intermediate crocheter. It took me about an hour or so. It’s made with worsted weight and a 3.25mm crochet hook.

Finally a fun skirt that you can crochet in the summer time, no more sweaters and heavy projects. If you want it even lighter you could make it in cotton or a change up the gauge to make it more airy. Of course you can make the skirt in just one colour, but I love the rainbow and this project can be a real stash buster. It would also be great f...

Happy Halloween! Or any time of year because I think crows are really cute and I love them year round. This is a pretty simple beginner pattern and is 100% Single Crochet. It took about an hour to make and put together. Makes for a great gift.

I just love the look of Scandinavian row houses all dressed up in their bright colours. It was just asking to be turned into something. So I designed this bag. It’s pretty easy, it’s all in single crochet and the colour work is a good first try since it’s mostly all squares.

I’ve had this idea for so long and I just now made it. It’s so fitting for early summer because all the flowers are still blooming and colourful right now. This is a pretty beginner friendly pattern. It’s entirely made in single crochet. The hardest part is probably sewing all the pieces together.

I was really getting into quilting and the different designs and so I thought it would be really fun if I made a crochet version for myself. This is going to be my new library bag. It’s 12 inches square with 32 inch straps. I’d call it an intermediate project, but everyone should try, even beginners :)

I love sloths! Who doesn’t? They are so fun to watch. This is a beginner friendly pattern and can be made in a day.

Star cow has been in the works for a while so thank you to everyone that voted for him. I’m so happy with how he turned out and I hope you all love him just as much as me. This can be a beginner project! It’s mostly single crochet.

It may be summer now but spooky season will soon be upon us. What’s more fun than cute little ghosts flying around? This is a fun easy pattern for the beginner crocheter. It took me about two hours or less. The hardest part is probably sewing on the mouth, but still doable. I believe in you!

I had this cute idea about picking up a lily pad and seeing a frog hanging on and I thought that I’d just make it. I love how it turned out. This pattern is pretty beginner friendly. It’s mostly all Sc and chains.

I had so much fun designing this little guy. I think moth man is just so cute even if he could probably kill me easily. This is more of an intermediate pattern, mostly because of the wings. I still think it’s totally doable, you just have to follow the directions closely. I suggest using a highlighter to track your progress in the pattern rows....

This is a fun quick easy project for crochet beginners who want to try out amigurumi. Who doesn’t love chickens? Especially cute fat chickens! It’s such a small project that it’s a good place to learn knew stitches without being overwhelmed. I finished in under two hours.

The hat that started it all for me. Thank God for hipsters, and fishermen. This is the updated knitting pattern for my Fisherman’s Cap that everybody seems to love on youtube. I go more in depth about sizing and added a short FAQ of all the things that people love to ask me about with this pattern. It’s simple enough for a more advanced beginne...

The Lucy Bag is my take on a fun and classic 1960’s purse. It’s got great style and the best part is that it’s handmade one of a kind.

This is the cute fun bag you need this summer. It’s big enough to carry all the essentials like wallet and keys, but not so big that you feel you have to lug it around. It’s got a zipper on the back for easy access and the strap crosses over the shoulder.

The Fisherman’s cap is the hat of the year. It’s for skaters, it’s for the girlies, it’s for everyone who wants to look good. It’s a fairly easy pattern, and it’s great for beginners because it teaches you all the basic crochet stitches of Single crochet, Double crochet, Half-double crochet, and the Slip stitch.

Hi all. I’m so happy about this pattern. This is the first time that I’ve created a full size range and I feel really good about it. I really want to make patterns that fit child to adult because kids clothes are awesome and they should come in adult sizes :)

Hello everybody. This has been a long time in the making, so I hope you all love it as much as I do. The pattern is currently only one size which is an oversized large. You could try making all the squares one less round, but I can’t guarantee what size that would create for you.

This little bag was commission from a friend and I didn’t think it would be so popular, but here we are. This is quite an advanced pattern so be prepared for that.

I’m so excited to finally be sharing this with you guys. If you didn’t know I’m also an author and stories have a way of running away from me in my head. I’ve got an entire universe of characters and stories for this series and Princess Star is first. I have a similar design up on my youtube from a while ago but it’s not the same pattern at all...

Hello :) I no joke made this vest four times before I finished the pattern so you know it’s gotta be good lol. Everyone said that it looked like candy so that’s why I chose the name Fruity Patootie.

Hi guys! :) The time has finally come for my new pattern release. I worked really hard on getting this all written up and formatted so I hope you all try it out. This is currently only designed for one size (An oversized medium/large), but there are instructions for how to alter the pattern to different sizes.

This is the pattern for my smiley jumper. I only wrote it in the original size because this was just a quick thing.

This is the written pattern that goes along with my new youtube video.

This is the Kidd hat. One of my favourite patterns that I’ve ever written, and just the first of many coming in my collection. Now is the time of the Corduroykidd. Release your inner Kidd.

This pattern all started with a variegated yarn I found. I love corrugated ribbing and I thought this yarn would look interesting poking out between the knit columns. I wanted to give the pattern a bit more interest factor so I decided to change it up a little bit. This made me think of disruption which is how I came up with the name turbulence...

I called this pattern The Dutchie because the white and the blue together reminded me of Dutch wall tiles. I’ve seen many kitchens with these tiles and I think they bring such joy and warmth to the home. Which is what I hope this little hat can bring you and whoever you make it for.