Calling all witches who need a little help around the cottage!

These super cute and easy scarves look just like your favorite drinks when they’re rolled up! When worn, they’re EXTRA thick and warm. Wear like a normal scarf, or tuck one side under the handle detail to style!

This bright, vibrant hat is make by combining pentagon and square puff stitch motifs. It is made in the Sack Hat style, meaning a square shaped hat with two pom poms. If you don’t want the double pom pom hat, you can also follow instructions in the pattern to make a more typical round-top beanie, with a single pom pom.

Easy peasy hat, great for beginners! Worked in the ‘sack hat’ style, this kitty-eared hat is made with a stretchy brim worked as you go.

This is a beginner friendly pattern for a very simple sweater that uses a top-down yoke for a seamless, modern look.

A comfy, easy hat that has a stretchy brim. Fits like knit! The elastic ribbing of the brim is made by using BLO stitches, and working the hat into the side. For a flexible fit, it doesn’t get easier than that. The pattern is written for an adult hat, but can be adjusted as noted in the pattern.

This groovy bag makes the most of a single hank of yarn. Your varigated, speckled, or tonal hand dyes can make a perfectly unique make up bag or clutch!

Heat packs can alleviate pain from arthritis, ear aches, cramps, sore muscles, and more. When I need an emergency heat pack, I fill a tube sock with rice, and microwave it. It’s a perfect, quick solution for some relief- aside from one thing. It’s ugly! So I made a cute cover that can hide the simple, no sew upcycle of a tube sock into a comfy ...

A crocheted hat with the elastic, stretchy fit of knit!

A unique, asymmetrical shawlette that can be styled as a scarf or shawl. Best of all? It takes only 100 grams of yarn.

This pattern is 100% Crochet, but with techniques that imitate both the ribbed look, and comfortable stretch of knit. and best of all? It’s meant for only 100 grams of dk yarn!

What can you make with only 100 grams of yarn? How about a cute gift set of two matching wrist-warmers and a coffee sleeve!

This cowl is perfect for adding some cheer to a cold day! The goal of this pattern is to make the most out of only one hank of hand dyed or luxury yarn. All it takes is 100 grams of dk yarn (roughly 245 yards, with instructions in the pattern for adjustments).

Hand dyed yarn is responsible for some of the most unique and beautiful colorways available. But sometimes it can be hard to find patterns for those drastic color changes! Furthermore, if you only have 100 grams to work with, you want to know you’re getting as much yardage out of a scarf as possible.

What can you make with only 100g of yarn? A lot of things, it turns out!

This pattern is made to use the most of 1 skein (100g) of yarn. I use DK yarn (245 yds), but there are notes in the pattern about how to adjust for other sizes or yardage.

About the Pattern

This is a very simple pattern that includes my personal favorite way to make small washcloths, and the way I make baskets for them. Note: There is not really a basket pattern, but the instructions for how to make a basket that will fit however many washcloths you make. There is however a pattern for the washcloths.

These cotton microwavable bowl cozies have become my favorite go-to project when I need something simple and fun to make. They protect your hands from hot bowls of food, whether it’s fresh made soup or reheated leftovers from the microwave. They’re machine washable and very convenient!

Slouchy or beanie style hat with a brim that is made to allow comfortable stretching, almost like knit! The pattern is written to be adjusted to any size within the repeat of the pattern, based on measurements, but I’ve personally only used it to make adult sized hats.

Farmer Jeanie is the perfect doll for a little girl who likes to garden and work with her hands!

Looking for something delicious and adorable? This little cup of green tea ice cream was inspired by the last snack I had in Japan, a sweet little treat that made me smile. A year later, I decided to turn one of my favorite photos into a 3 dimensional, squishable memory!

This pattern is for a versatile purse, large enough to carry toys and snacks to the beach, or food home from the market, or just to use as an everyday purse or mommy bag. Personally I use it every day, and have had people try to buy it off my shoulder! Adjust the colors to make a modern beachy bag, or a country-style purse suited for a glamorou...