Dust off your long-stashed ruffle yarns, kiddies. It’s time for something DIFFERENT! It’s more than a scarf but not quite a shawl.

Express your heartfelt appreciation for someone or something by making a little heart…felt! :smiley:

I am excited to give to you the latest development in my Crocheter’s Delight: Trick-or-Treater’s Disappointment series! I know this is a knit pattern, but when I first started handing out trinkets at Halloween (instead of buying candy), the trinkets were crochet, and the name stuck.

An extra small monster with an extra big fun factor!

I like to hand out little trinkets to the Trick or Treaters who come by. This year I decided to make pumpkins, a member of the squash family. After trying a few patterns, I found myself wanting something even smaller with specific specifications, so I set out to invent my own and now I give to you: Squashington Square!

The craft listed is knitting because I can only choose one, and I think there is slightly more knit than crochet, but there are approximately equal parts knit and crochet.

Link at the end of the Pattern Notes below takes you to the blog post where you can also directly download the .pdf off-Ravlery.

Information link at bottom of Notes goes to blog post with direct .pdf download off-Ravelry.

Information link at end of Notes leads to blog post with direct .pdf download off-Ravelry.

Born of a desire to make something other than a rag rug from rag-yarn, the beauty of the design is that I made it on a whim using what was available to me, so there is a sense of improvisation with it while maintaining its cohesion as a functional accessory.

Name Change! Cluster Puff used to be called Little Ditty.

Originally designed to be incorporated into my first afghan design, but it can be used however one pleases!