The doll is designed to work for any gauge. I would suggest using the same weight of yarn throughout.

Mom has had a ceramic bluish-purple skunk bank sitting on her dresser for as long as I can remember. My sister and I have always loved it. I decided I would make a skunk that reminded me of it. This is the result.

This pattern is for both Elwood and Edwina Elf.

My first ever crochet hippo. It all started when I decided I might want to make my skunk pattern a bit larger. While in the process we watched an animal program about hippopotamus and well…the rest is history.

I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love giraffes. They are majestic and comical at the same time. It’s a winning combination. I fell in love with this little giraffe. I hope you like him too.

Pattern to make - Little Monster Girl.

My Little monster was created as a relatively quick pattern I could make in quantity to donate to the Foster Child Christmas program.

This pattern is for Nelson and Nellie, a sweet Gnome couple.

My son’s fiance loves pickles. When I decided to make an ornament for her for Christmas the German pickle ornament came to mind. This is the resulting pattern that I would like to share with you.

Adult size ponytail beanie.

I just love sloths. One of my bucket list items is to snuggle a sloth. I don’t see that happening any time soon so I decided to make one I could snuggle anytime I want.

The body is worked in flat panels but the wheels are worked in the round.

This triceratops has been running through my dreams for some time now. I am quite pleased with how it turned out. I sure hope you like it too.

Wee piggy is wee indeed. He is all of 6” tall.