My Childhood Christmas

Hi everyone,

September Is Leaf-ing

Fresh Fallen Snow is a winter themed blanket filled with snowflakes to keep you warm and cozy. This would make a perfect Christmas gift for you and your loved ones. It would also make a wonderful gift for family and friends who don’t celebrate Christmas.

The weather is turning colder, the leaves have fallen to the ground, children are wrapped up in winter coats while playing in the school yard. Beautiful lights shining brightly, Christmas music everywhere we go. It won’t be long now for our favourite holiday of the year.

Winter’s Wishes is a pattern inspired by my childhood, growing up in British Columbia, Canada. I was a fall baby, born in September and grew to love the autumn months that lead into my favourite holidays, my birthday, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas.

The King is a pattern inspired by Country and Western music and lifestyle. It is created using the Mosaic Overlay Crochet technique. This pattern will not teach you how to crochet using this method but there are plenty videos on YouTube that will help you. The pattern includes:

O That Dress

Zihuatanejo

This pattern includes the following:

This pattern includes the following:

This pattern has individual charts for you to pick and chose how big or small you want your project to be and what charts you choose to use. There is no sample project completed yet.

My Father’s Home

Included in this pattern are:

Just in time for Spring/Easter. This bag is very versatile. It can be used as a market bag, messenger, tablet bag, book bag, shopping bag, purse.

Just in time for Spring/Easter. This is a very versatile garment that will keep you warm and fashionable throughout spring, summer, fall, and winter.

Celebrate Christmas with this beautiful afghan.

This scarf is cozy and very squishy. The type of stitches used gives the garment a nice texture.

This is a very versatile garment. The cowl can be worn as a neck warmer or pulled up to be a face warmer. The hood, pulled up, can help keep the cold out. This is a good project for stash or scrap yarn. It fits adults or teens and makes a great gift for any season from fall to spring.

This festival market bag is very versatile. It can be used as a shopping bag, purse, laptop bag, book bag. I crocheted pony beads into the middle stitch of several popcorn stitchs. A hole is made between the brown trunk and green tree to feed a strand of battery operated lights through, leaving its’ battery pack inside the bag.

This is a fun project and great way to use up scrap yarn or yarn from your stash. Great for a shopping bag, messenger bag, laptop bag, book bag, etc.

Stay warm with this versatile garment. Pull the hood over your head and the cowl up over your face when the weather gets chilly. It’s a great project for scrap yarn or stash yarn.

This project bag pattern is a great way to use up your scrap yarn or stash. Uses two strands of yarn make the bag sturdy. However, if you chose to use one strand, I recommend you use a smaller hook. Using a smaller hook will alter the size of the finished project.