This Catherine Wheel pullover pattern was designed to be easy to construct and easy to use leftover scrap yarn.

This pattern was designed as an adult medium. It fits both myself (US Size 8), and my daughter (US Size 6).

Pattern is written to fit adult heads with avg circumference of 21”. Size adjustments given to fit slightly smaller or larger heads.

Pattern written for a standard adult sized hat to fit heads around 21” circumference.

This hat is sized to fit a 20-21” circumference head.

This quick Christmas crochet pattern is sure to spruce up your home this Christmas. Spruce? Ha ha. Oh my, the dad jokes are in full effect.

This is the Super Bulky Weight version of the Scrappy Cathy Pattern. I designed this pattern in 3 weights as part of a scrap yarn design competition I entered on instagram.

This pattern was a riff on my other Christmas beanie. I designed this one in 3 weights as part of a scrap yarn competition, so there are 3 weights available in my shop.

This pattern is a great way to use up leftover scrap DK weight yarn. I worked this in Christmas colors because that was in my stash.

This baby blanket patterns is perfect for the intermediate crocheter.

I designed this headwrap primarily for my breast cancer awareness promotion in my Etsy shop - but then my 13 year old daughter snatched it right up, and they were a hit with her friends, too. So I thought I’d list the pattern for others who might want to make one, too.

This pattern is an advanced knitting pattern and is great chance to practice your increasing and decreasing skills. It works up using only 1 skein of yarn, so it’s a great pattern for making holiday gifts. (You can never get started too soon on that list of handmade holiday gifts!)

This pattern is perfect for beginners to advanced crocheters. Simple stitches really let the yarn shine in this project - I love the tweed of the bulky yarn. And buttons add fun visual interest.

This fun baby afghan was inspired by a quilt I saw on Pinterest. I loved the rainbow colors, and I love the quilted Prairie Star done in crochet.

This pattern is an advanced pattern, and a previous knowledge of crochet cables is extremely helpful. It’s a written pattern, but a link to my youtube tutorial for help is included.

I named this pattern the Charity Hat because of a quote I saw on January 19th by Martin Luther King Jr. And I decided that all of my hats will have names of virtues.

I named this pattern the Faith Hat because it was my first hat design in re-branding my shop. It came to me one night, and it was a leap of FAITH to take things in a new direction.

This crochet pattern is an intermediate pattern.

This pattern is worked using a chunky weight yarn and can be completed in a couple of hours or less.

3 Crochet patterns included in this listing:

This pattern is an advanced pattern. You will need to know how to read US crochet abbreviations, and a previous knowledge of crochet cables is EXTREMELY helpful.

This pattern is an advanced pattern, and a previous knowledge of crochet cables is extremely helpful.

This is a great unisex slouch hat. It works up into a lightweight comfy hat that’s perfect for almost anyone.

This pattern is an Intermediate pattern.

This Crochet pattern is an Advanced pattern. You’ll need to know how to :

If you like amigurumi, owls, or just plain cute things to crochet, this pattern is for you. It’s an advanced pattern, but with the photos and video tutorials provided, an intrepid beginner could probably tackle it.

2 loves come together in this great pattern - boot cuffs and the Crocodile Scale stitch!

This pattern is an intermediate pattern. I’ve included photos along the way at possibly confusing points.

This pattern is a very advanced pattern. You should be familiar with crocheted cables and with working multiple colors at once in crochet before attempting the pattern.

This includes both the pattern for the hat, and also for the flower, which is sewn to a clip and then clipped onto the hat.

This pattern is an intermediate pattern.

This pattern is an intermediate pattern. You’ll have to know how to work in the round, work in back loops, single crochet, double crochet, increase, decrease, and read US crochet instructions and abbreviations.

This pattern is an ADVANCED pattern. A previous knowledge of crocheted cables is extremely helpful.

This pattern is an advanced pattern. Knowledge of crochet cables is extremely helpful. You’ll need to know how to double crochet, work front and back post stitches, work behind and in front of stitches, chain, and slip stitch.

This is my twist (pun intended :D ) on the Pixie / Gnome style hats. I love this shape, and I knew I could make it even more fun by adding a crocheted cable around the band.

I LOVE the fabric rosette flowers all over the place lately.

This pattern is easy and quick to finish. You can mostly likely finish it in one evening. :) It’s an advanced beginner pattern.

This pattern is probably an advanced to intermediate level pattern due to the flower on the side. The basic hat is an advanced beginner level.

I finally wrote out the pattern for my slouchy hats. I love the texture of these with the puff stitches, and with this rendition, I made it a little less slouchy than I had been doing it. With a sc band, it stays put well, too.

A friend wanted me to design her a scoodie pattern. I had always wanted to design one of these, I had just been putting it off.

A friend on Etsy asked me to see if I could write a pattern similar to a knit one she had seen. I figured it was worth a shot. And this came pretty close. In fact, I think I like this one better anyway.

With a 7 year old daughter and an American Girl doll in the house, it was only a matter of time till I started branching out.

I’ve seen knitted earwarmers all over, but since I love to design in crochet, I set out to make one that was my original take on this trendy fashion accessory.

I set out to make my dad a hat for Christmas. I wanted it to be a hat that would work for both men and women, and I also knew that I wanted it to have cables. I played around with stitches, and loved this hat so much I decided to keep it for myself. Sorry dad. :)

I wrote this pattern in response to a request on Etsy. Someone loved my Silver Bobbled slouchy hat, and asked me to do it in chunky yarn. A couple hours later, this pattern was born.

This headband was a spin off from my flowered headband. I think I like this flower even better, but it is larger - making for a definite statement piece.

This hat was designed for my sister, also known as “Smart Smurf”. Smart Smurf is green. Why? I don’t know. I don’t think I’ll ever understand. :)

This pattern was created to mimic the giant leaves on the tree outside my front window. I had wanted to make a hat with crocheted cables, and this is my first design. I totally love it!

I love the Celtic Braid cable. The minute I learned how to work it, I knew I had to incorporate it into something. This bag was the result of my musings.

This hat was inspired by the covers of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga. The colors fascinated me, and I love embellishing my hats. It’s probably about an intermediate level crochet pattern. You will also need to know how to make yo yos, so I have included directions in the pattern.

A “twist” (pun intended) on the usual baby cocoon knitting pattern. I have always loved cables, and I thought the cocoon could use some. :D

This pattern was born from a shawl idea turned purse. I was working up motifs for a shawl pattern when I turned 4 of them together and thought PURSE!

This hat is an amazingly quick project. The skill level is approximately advanced beginner to intermediate.

This is a beginner level pattern and should be an easy knit for most knitters. It works up fast and has a fabulous finished texture.

These were made up to match my Aqua Boxes Cowl. They are a really easy knit, probably beginner level.

This is my very first baby cocoon pattern. It’s the basic, but I still love it. It works up super quickly and should be an advanced beginner level pattern. You’ll need to know how to knit on circs and dpns.