This pattern is for the star square, which makes a 5” x 5” block. What you do with it is up to you.

I love cables. Fancy cables. Plain cables. Cable Owls! When I saw knit cable skulls, I knew I had to make something with a crochet cable skull.

Hugs are awesome.

Don’t let the baby in the photos fool you - this little sheep is for cuddling, not eating!

Although this pattern is written to make a baby blanket 22” x 24”, I have included a formula so you can make it any size you want to. I have used worsted weight yarn, but you can use any yarn as long as the hook you use corresponds correctly to it (usually manufacturers will include recommended hook size on the label).

By request, I have added other sizes to the ‘Little Owl Sweater Dress’. The pattern now includes the sizes 1T, 2T, 3T, 4T and 5T.

This is a pattern that builds off of the ‘Little Heart Scrapghan’ to turn your hearts into a cute baby blanket.

This pattern is a written pattern with lots of pictures.

This monster has a moustache. Maybe it’s a disguise. Maybe he just likes hair above his upper lip. Maybe he just has a moustache.

This top is perfect for a hot summer’s day. The shell-stitch gives it a nice texture.

The Illusion Blanket was inspired by the need for an extra blanket for my son’s new bed for the winter season. Stripes and squares just didn’t seem to fit him, so I came up with this.

A friend asked me to try and create a certain hat for her. Somewhere between her vision and my interpretation the idea got lost and I ended up with the Little Basket Weave Hat, which is not what she wanted…but, it’s still a great hat!

This pattern is for the fawn applique only.

This bag would be great to have for spring. Large enough to carry a picnic blanket and a bunch of books to take to the park. Or use it to carry an extra sweater or jacket.

This cute little sweater can be made for a little boy or girl. Perfect for early spring or fall.

Little Dancer Doll is a perfect little friend.

Have a bunch of yarn scraps? Here is a great way to use them up!

The daisy border on this blanket is reminiscent of summertime. What a cheerful way to crochet away the fall/winter blues and make something special for a new little person.

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This little baby blanket can be worked up two different ways.

This blanket works up really fast.

These Little Monarch Butterfly Wings would be perfect for dress-up or even as a photo prop.

Bring a little bit of summer into spring.

Made the Little Monster Hat? Make this Little Monster Pal as a friend for when you wear your hat. Or just make him because he is so cute.

Show someone you how much you care with this pillow. Or use it as a funky throw cushion.

What a fun backpack for a little one!

You will need to know how to do the loopstitch for this hat. Give the loopstitch a try, it’s easy to do!

These mittens are reversible.

This hat is reversible and is available in toddler, child, and adult sizes.

This little play mat will surely brighten up those long rainy days stuck inside. Bring it out and enjoy a game or two of hopscotch or use it as a fun afghan for a bed.

This pattern uses ch, sl st, sc, dc and tr. It uses light weight yarn.

This pattern uses sc, hdc, ch, fpdc, and sl st.

This pattern uses ch, hdc, sc, and sl st.

This pattern uses sc and loop stitches.

This pattern is worked from the bottom up. It uses, ch, sc, dc, and fpdc.

This pattern uses ch, hdc, and sc stitches.

Skill Level for this pattern is intermediate.