Use a solid color or two or more colors for tons of different looks.

Use of a smaller hook will result in a teen size (maybe an H)

A quick little granny angel type ornament, perfect for tree or package.;

This puff has lots of texture and is sooooo soft and thick!

As written these patterns fit a pint canning jar. Instructions included for the covers to fit almost any size jar using size 3, 5, or 10 thread and a hook you feel comfortable with

This pattern is for a versatile HAM (half a mile) afghan strip. As written, several strips put together will make a baby afghan. Repeating Row 2 or adding additional strips will result in an afghan as long or as wide as you like!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! Similar to my Big Bling #1 snowflake but with picots, this snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

Since it snowed in April, I figured why not! This snowflake can be made with yarn, thread, nylon or macrame cord. Leave it plain or dress it up with beads, rhinestones, ribbon roses, whatever!

One ball of solid color cotton will easily make two of these two sided bath scrubbies. Use in the kitchen or bath or in a spa gift set.

This dream catcher ends up about 11 inches across. Use a larger or smaller hook, or even going with thread and you’ll have tons of options for sizes! Dress it up with anythin! Shells, ribbon, tassels, bells. The sky is the limit.

This is an adjustable pattern that can be made in any size thread and even fingering weight or mandala type yarns. Instructions are given in the pattern. Pattern photo is made in size 3 thread.

The extreme fan drop stitch may be a little challenging at first, but it does get easier as you work along. There are a number of excellent tutorials on youtube.com.

No time like now to start Halloween! This cob web fits in the corner of doorways and windows. Hang a crochet spider to it if you like! The picture in this pattern has not been woven in.

This is an extremely easy pattern and can be made by people of all degrees of experience. The pattern is adjustable both in height and circumfrance so it can easily be adjusted to fit any size head or any age from baby to adult! Any yarn can be used although I would advise against chunky! A single skien of red heart supersaver easiliy makes 2 h...

A perfecct scrap project!

This little purse is done in extreme fan drop stitch. It works out to be about 8 by 11 inches. Lining the purse is optional. If you are using acrylic, do not use heat fusing materials to adhere your lining. Optional to use a button closure.

This little purse is done in extreme fan drop stitch. It works out to be about 8 by 11 inches. Lining the purse is optional. If you are using acrylic, do not use heat fusing materials to adhere your lining. Optional to use a button closure.

This hood uses the extreme fan drop stitch (tutorials are available on youtube) The hood can be adjusted to size by changing the number of beginning ch stitchs (explained in pattern) or by increasing/decreasing the number of pattern repeats. I used 3 colors for this pattern, but any combination of 2 or more would work and it took most of a skie...

Increase or decrease the length of this cowl by changing beginning ch by multiples of 4

Compare the length of the beginning chain row to the size of the head. For instance, the “stripes” yarn is a bit smaller than Red Heart Super Saver and would need to be increased by multipes of 4.

Any baby weight yarn may be used for this item. This pattern has a matching sweater, the “Emily” pineapple baby sweater available for free in my ravelry store.

This pattern first shows how to make this in a preemie size. At the end of the pattern are instructions on increasing this to a regular size baby afghan.

Any baby weight yarn can be used for this pattern.

Any baby weight yarn can be used for this pattern.

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