This pattern is a variation of a granny square. Five different colored fish are made as well as a bucket, so six skeins of yarn are needed, one of each color: red, yellow, blue, orange, green, gray. This could also be a stash buster as not much yarn is needed for each fish. Also included in this are files for the rhyming book/card that I create...

This pattern is made with bulky yarn. Many sleeves can be made with one skein of yarn. Also a great stash buster!

This pattern is made of three separate shapes that are double sided and then connected to make the silhouette of a cat. The pattern is written to be used with bulky yarn and a size I hook. Less than one skein is needed to make one kitty.

This pattern was made to be used with cotton yarn. It will require less than one skein to make unless you want to make the bear have different colored belly and head than the rest of the body.

This lovey is made of three double sided pieces that are created separately and then joined to make the silhouette of a bunny. In the end, it will be a flat piece that is in the shape of a bunny, as if you were looking at it from the side. For each piece of the pattern you will make two, a front and a back.

This turtle lovey is constructed of various granny square inspired shapes that are made individually and then connected. One skein of each color that you want to do (if you want the back and front to be different colors) are enough to complete this project.

This pattern does not dependent on gauge. It was inspired by corner to corner crochet, but modified to be a heart. The pattern is worked with size 5 bulky yarn in a blend of acrylic/nylon/mohair/wool, using a size I hook, and shows pictures for each step. You will need to repeat the pattern twice (or as many times as you wish) to get the number...