This combination of a Solomon’s knot and a shield knot represents our family. You can see the shield knot is the two interwoven strands creating the 4 corners. This stands for me and my husband as we are united. The Solomon’s knot portion is the center link that intertwines between the shield knot pieces but is its own distinct piece. This repr...

Quick and easy amigurumi bunny makes a precious gift at a baby shower or first birthday present.

Share an Irish blessing with all who visit your home and make this lovely crochet shamrock pillow for them to lean on. Great for St. Patty’s Day decoration or all year long.

Add a touch of charm to your Valentine’s Day decor with this Valentine Hearts Table Runner! Make it in deep red and off white for romance, bright red and snow white for classic Valentine’s colors, or pink and white for a touch of sweetness. Appropriate for Valentine’s home decor, office Valentine’s decoration, or classroom Valentine’s decoration.

Representing the life-long commitment of two people in love, the heart knot is a design that melds Celtic knot artwork with classic Valentine decor. The Celtic heart knot is perfect for a crochet wall hanging, Valentine table runner, or repeating for a Celtic knot blanket. You can also make one repeat and attach it to a painted canvas with fabr...

The Dara Knot was often used in post-Roman British and Irish manuscripts and stonework to symbolize strength, wisdom, and family. It makes a stunning wall hanging, framed crochet art, or tablecloth for a plant stand or side table.

Celtic knotwork art consists of one or more lines that loop and twist together in a complex weaving pattern. The sailor’s knot is a braid-like Celtic knot of two bands that wrap around each other with no breaks. According to the CountiesofIreland.com, “Denoting the union of two into one, the knot stands for the blending of individual lives into...

“On Dasher, on Dancer” Show your love for Santa’s reindeer with this Christmas wall hanging!

“The family is a community of love where each of us learns to relate to others and to the world around us.” - Pope Francis.

“My old black cat hates Halloween. He shakes and quakes and cries.” Add these two scaredy cats to your Halloween projects this year. Seen here made into mug rugs, which is a quick 40-minute project per rug.

One little, two little, three little skulls… 6 skulls!

I think I’ve seen a ghost!

I think I’ve seen a ghost!

Unwind while making this lovely and highly versatile mosaic crochet pattern. There are 4 squares in the pattern, each with the center unwinding in a different direction. Pictured are the 4 squares with a repeat of the first 2, made using Red Heart Super Saver White and RHSS Purple Ombre Yarn.

Confetti Hatch is a simple and fun pattern that’s perfect if you’re wanting something mindlessly relaxing to follow. Up close it is a hatch pattern resembling a basic weave. From further away it appears like confetti!

Broken Arrows is a visually intriguing pattern that creates horizontal movement. This fun pattern is great for use in a blanket row, designer pillow, placemat, or border. It will go well with native tribe patterns, southwestern designs, and geometric inspired designs.

This classic pattern is created using the mosaic crochet technique which makes it highly versatile. It can be used to create a blanket, placemat, coaster, pillow, and more that would go well with elegant, traditional, craftsman, cottage core, or French cottage styles.

Run, run, run as fast as you can, you can’t catch me I’m the gingerbread man!