The Adelaide Scarf was designed with beginner crocheters in mind, to provide them with a mindful, easy, first “real” project. No borders are required and you do not need to sew in any tail ends. The pattern is made using only single crochet and chain stitches, and is a one-row repeat.

My friend Jo Ann is the local co-ordinator for Project Linus. She recently put out a request for baby blankets to donate to St Joe’s NICU for Christmas, and so I designed the New Life, New Year Baby Blanket so us crocheters could participate.

Designed with beginners in mind, if you’re ready to learn how to crochet granny squares then this pattern introduces you to 3 different versions:

Merry the Snowman was one of my first designs, initially published back in 2016. I made a couple of large size versions for craft fairs and people loved them for Christmas and winter decor, so I finally got around to publishing a pattern so others could make one!

I designed this pattern in the run up to Easter and polled my followers on YouTube to find out their favourite Spring colours. I made one using those colours then decided to do a rainbow version for writing up the pattern and Chuck the Rainbow Chick was hatched.

The Spring Simplicity Shawl is a calming, simple crochet shawl that any crocheter will enjoy if they are looking for a meditative, mindful crochet project.

I designed this scarf for beginner crocheters because they get to:

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website. I have organized a crochet along (CAL) for this pumpkin on my YouTube channel, part 1 can be found here.

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

After Luna the Crescent Moon, Archie is the second character in my “Regulate Your Universe” play set. You can find out more about Archie and his story here.

How did this crochet moon come to be? For my “Regulate Your Universe” play set I wanted to design an amigurumi crescent moon that didn’t look like a banana! Thus, Luna was born. You can find out more about Luna and her story here.

You can get a FREE version of these two square patterns on my website.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you can crochet socks:

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

Early bird (early bunny?!) pricing - this weekend only the pattern for Moka will be 30% off!

Happy Year of the Pig!

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

Included with the pattern is a copy of my version of The Canterville Ghost, originally a short story by Oscar Wilde.

This pattern includes two different bee designs in one! Blossom is a Queen Bee who is soft and cuddly but firm enough to stand up. She measures 5” tall (including her antenna). Clover is a teeny 2” bee who is perfect both for little hands to squish and for bigger folks to “ooh” and “ahh” over.

I designed Breeze because most amigurumi butterfly can’t stand up on their own two wings! Breeze is an adorable butterfly who is sturdy enough to take her place on a play mat or shelf but is soft enough for cuddles too!

You can get a FREE version of this pattern on my website.

To celebrate the launch of the SBKM Amigurumi Club, the pattern for Hugh will be on sale for 50% off from now until March 17, 2019!

You can buy this pattern for C$6, or get it for half price if you also but the pattern for Morning Joe, the coffee cup.

Buy the pattern for Morning Joe the Coffee Cup and get 50% off the pattern for Denny the Doughnut!

Do you want to crochet a snowman (or snow person)? Well, you can whip up this guy in one piece - no sewing required!

One of my sons asked me to make a Santa and he loved him so much I thought I’d share! This little guy is small enough to use as an ornament if a lightweight yarn is used.