This is a very quick and easy pattern that describes how to make a single pop-it bubble. It can be used to make keychains or multiple bubbles can be made and stitched together to make a larger pop-it toy. In theory, you can even make an entire blanket with these, if you so desire. Each bubble is worked in the round and works up quickly with scr...

It’s been on my heart to make an eagle pattern that is both free and actually looks like an eagle. Let’s do justice to the majestic bald eagle with another free pattern, my friends! My original intent was in support of BSA Wood Badge. But I know there are others who just love bald eagles. Or maybe you want a cool free eagle pattern, but don’t s...

I came up with this pattern while making a pumpkin hat for my son’s Halloween costume. So, this pattern was created for no other reason then that I thought it would be fun to also make a bacon hat. Yep, that’s it! There’s no real purpose other than just because!

I was asked by the BSA Wood Badge crew to make Bobwhites and was unable to find anything. Once again, I found myself taking notes and creating another free pattern to remedy that problem. To all those BSA Wood Badge Bobwhites out there, you were not forgotten!

Here’s another free pattern to make your very own little fat happy raccoon. Let’s face it, raccoons are super cute! These fat, furry little guys are just as adorable as Baby Yoda, in my opinion anyway. Wouldn’t it be awesome to have one of your own and be able to pet it and everything? Well now you can! Without the animal bites, the dumped over...

Today seemed like as good a day as any to make a cute little advent garland for the kids this year. This one is not only free and easy but uses a small amount of worsted weight yarn for each bulb. So, it’s great for stash busting. Each little bulb works up fairly fast and is big enough to hold a couple Hershey’s Kisses or a few mini candy canes...

I was making critters for a BSA Wood Badge fundraiser and was unable to find a single pattern for the antelope. Hmm, I said to myself. This can not stand! So I got out my trusty hook and began taking notes. To all those BSA Wood Badge Antelopes out there, this one is for you!

For all those BSA Wood Badge Bears out there, here’s a free pattern for you.

I was looking for a good bison pattern to make items for a BSA Wood Badge fundraiser and couldn’t find anything I liked. So, I made my own. This pattern is free and for all the BSA Wood Badge Buffalo’s out there.

Here is a fun and free pattern for 3 sizes of textured pumpkins. These work up fairly quickly using a small amount of worsted weight yarn, making it an excellent stash busting project. The big, little, and baby pumpkins have a diameter of roughly 5”, 4”, and 3”, respectively. However, gauge is not important for this pattern. I personally used a...

This scarf was designed as a companion to the Reversible Strands for Men (and Women too!) hat by Nancy Smith found here: