The Flower Puddles Collection is growing!

If you can’t get enough crocheted cables in your wardrobe, this is the perfect set for you. The Mad Cap is ribbed with textured cables and the Mad Wraps combine cables and shells to create a delicate and warm accessory that whips up in no time.

The Peoploids Who Fell to Earth

The Tiny Puddle Giant Granny is a highly textured addition to the Flower Puddles Collection. It measures 10.5 inches wide and is highly textured and dense.

The Granny Scare Granny Square is a square and motif set with instructions on how to attach the motif as you go in an early round.

In this one pattern there are two distinct hat styles and three distinct band styles that can be mixed and matched.

This triangular motif can be used to make a flat bunting, sweater pocket, blanket applique or any number of items. The patterns offers specific written instructions on how to turn it into a hanging bunting.

The Flower Puddles & Ripples Blanket is a highly textured, cabled blanket that is worked in rounds.

This little motif is the smallest member of the Flower Puddles Collection.

Flower Puddles is an expression of color and texture in familiar floral shapes.

In getting ready for Spring weather I wanted to create a soft cotton blanket in pastels and brights so I landed on the I Love This Cotton yarn by Hobby Lobby (solid blue sample). Though any yarn will do as long as you mind your tension. (If created too loosely, you lose the dimensions that the cabling adds).

This textured throw blanket is fun to make and beautiful to use. Back post stitches allow you to create the points and petals with clear definition and intentional design. I hope you enjoy creating your masterpiece with this pattern. For more information about the pattern (including where the name came from) please visit this post.

The Mad Menagerie is a zoo of patterns. Starting with the Pig, then an Owl and a Cat, this pattern will be added to over time.

This granny square uses cables and post stitches to create a three dimensional, textured fabric.

This pattern is worked in a back and forth round, with a nearly invisible seam running along the palm.

This pattern is for a pair of fingerless, ribbed gloves with a thumbhole. The texture of the ribs creates pleats with a deep valley and high ridge. They are very warm and the fit conforms to the curves of the hand and wrist.

This capelet is warm, eye catching and easy to make! I enjoy using color work and yarn changes to give a pattern an intricate look while maintaining structural simplicity in stitch use and construction.

This pattern is simple and adaptable. Size and colors are within pattern are recommendations to make the blanket in the picture but there are instructions to adapt the pattern to your own color taste and preferred size.

This is a spiral motif pattern with instructions for joining that create a netted lacework surround.

Curlicues are important. I’m not sure exactly why, but you just have to take my word for it. They are necessary in life.

This pattern is a motif designed to hang well for a bunting or be used to embellish pockets, makes wraps, or textured baby blankets. I’ve included some pictures to see how each motif works as a ‘flag’ on bunting.

This pattern provides you with the directions on the construction of the hat, gauge info, tools, special pattern notes and brim option instructions. There are also photographs showing two different design options for the striping; one tricolor option and one bicolor option.

These wrist wraps are fun to work up in a variety of yarns and the pattern is completely adaptable to any size or length desired.

This is a very durable bag that will expand but still hold it’s shape. It can be made with other yarns but it looks best with a cotton or cotton blend and will not become to stretchy. Acrylic yarn can be used, but due to it’s nature, the bag will appear smaller when finished, but then stretch extremely when stuffed.