Have fun making a kawaii character bag with super soft chenille yarn!

Are your build a bear plushies shivering in the cold because you couldn’t bring yourself to spend $25 on a set of clothing for them at the store? Fear not, stuffy savior! With this pattern, a hook, and a small amount of scrap yarn, your plush will be both stylish and clothed.

Have fun mixing colors with this double stranded scrap buster blanket! Named for its intended use- camping on chilly nights, this blanket will be engaging to make and lovely to snuggle under.

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Enjoy crocheting a lovely mushroom cushion for your couch or favorite armchair. This mushie is the perfect addition to your fall decor- make them in as many autumn colors as you’d like to bring your cozy living space together.

I devised this pattern while my sibling was away in France and texted me saying they missed my cat. I hope making one and attempting to get your little tigers to wear it makes you smile!

This is a pattern for a cute textured headband with an optional bow accessory! It is suitable for beginners or intermediate crocheters, and works up fairly quickly. Use a color you wear often to ensure it will go with your wardrobe- you won’t want to take it off since it’s so comfy!

Enjoy making this colorful tortoise! This design heavily referenced real tortoises’ proportions and anatomy, allowing for an interesting and unique construction process.

This cozy pastel rainbow sweater is ideal for those who love a soft, warm, and not-too-fitted garment!

This pattern is an exploration of different textures, stitches, and colors! The name comes from these goals that I had in mind when designing it. Choose colors that make you feel happy and excited to crochet. You likely have not worked a pattern in the original way I designed this one! We will be using two strands “chasing” each other. By this,...

Enjoy making your own crochet macarons! These would be super cute in a child’s play kitchen or as keychains.

I wanted a spooky vest, so I made one! Now you can too! If you need any assistance don’t hesitate to email me. This is my first knitting pattern so I hope it is up to the standard- That’s why I made it free :)

This hat is worked in three pieces starting in the round to create the pointed tips and then worked flat to create the beanie portion of the hat. You will create 3 sections of different colors and seam the pieces together at the end.

These fidget leaves will help you focus or relax! I had this idea while on my way home from work. I realized I would love some fidget jewelry and could make some myself!

Please enjoy making your own tiny slugs and snails! These are quick makes that are great for small gifts and kids. You don’t even need safety eyes!

Enjoy making a little gator! Free video pattern available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxNGGF_6tdk

Please enjoy making this tiny crab! Free video pattern available at the link below.

Prism Dragon can’t wait to meet you! This dragon was quite a beast to design, but the pattern has multiple photos and detailed instructions to help you create your very own colorful creature! This dragon is born from the rainbow just after a thunderous storm, and loves exploring and collecting little shiny trinkets!

I hope you enjoy this pattern for chubby gummy worms! They are a perfectly cute way to use up your small scraps of colorful yarn.

Have fun making your own Remy! If you find any mistakes in the pattern please let me know!

I hope you enjoy making this jellyfish! If you would like to make a trans pride jelly, do the first 5 rows of the head in blue, then 2 rows each of pink, white, pink again, then blue. Then make the tentacles all the colors and arrange them in a repeating pattern around. I would love to see other pride jellies so if you use this pattern please t...

I wanted to make a Grookey plushy/pattern for a long time, but when I went on winter break this year I finally got it done!

Important note: You can use any hook size as long as a joined chain of 60 stitches will fit on your head where you want the beret to sit.

I wanted to make a huge trans blanket a while back, and then a gay one, and then someone ordered another trans one… so I wrote down the method I used to get nice even rows for ANY flag on ANY bed!

I wanted to work on my suit so badly but the materials haven’t arrived yet! So I did the next best thing, which was crochet some paws to keep me occupied while waiting for the mailman.

Hey everyone! I have had this funky yarn sitting in my stash for literal years, and I was determined to make something using it. My friend came over to my apartment and instantly said “that is the ugliest colorway ever!” so I had to prove him wrong.

When I was catching up on Steven Universe recently, I decided I HAD to make the melon puppy! He is just so cute and… dare I say… sweet! :P

Pattern updated as of 2024 to include clearer instructions and a lighter picture.

This sharky cat cave is purrfect for your feline fur-iends! They will love to cuddle up in this big… scary… shark mouth! Well, maybe it isn’t so scary after all.

I was searching for the perfect bell sleeve sweater pattern and couldn’t find one that I fell in love with, so I made one myself!

I created this pattern so I would have an in-between size of strawberry besides my big cushion and my teeny tiny keychain size. This strawberry uses a small amount of yarn, so it’s perfect for using up scraps. The finished product fits nicely in a hand, and could easily be used as a stress ball.

This little melon slice is a quick project to use up scraps. I thought of the idea for this pattern one night while I was falling asleep, and I got up to draw it out right away! I’m hoping to make a similar pattern for other types of fruit in the near future, but until then, I hope you enjoy this pattern.

I originally made this big strawberry to sit as a decoration on my bed in my dorm at college, as a kind of link between my boyfriend and I (inside joke). However, it hasn’t even made it to college yet because I entered it in a few local fairs and it won first prize!

A customer wanted me to make them a unicorn/pegasus costume for their dog, and who could say no to that? Most of the costume was simple, but the wings had to be perfect.