This crochet pattern set includes a sweet shell button-down sweater, ruffle-butt diaper cover, and convertible booties that can be worn as lace-up boots or slippers. These patterns have been tested and rated Intermediate - they only use a few basic stitches (sc, dc, sl st), but do require some shaping. Fits sizes 3, 6, and 12 months.

This crochet pattern set includes 2 kimono-inspired sweaters and matching caps for boys and girls. These patterns have been rated Intermediate - they only basic stitches (almost solely sc), but do require some shaping. Fits sizes 3, 6, and 12 months.

Pattern has guidelines for individuals and child and adult sizes.

Seven is one of the most fun ages for any parent to experience. Finally you get a chance to be friends with this child you’ve worked so hard to get to this point, and they’re so excited about everything!

This crochet pattern set includes a victorian-inspired sweater with roll-down neck (instructions are included on making it a turtleneck), and gently flaring sleeves done up in a pretty shell stitch and accented by velvet trim. Matching the sweater is a sweet cloche done up in the same shell stitch.

This crochet pattern will create a two-color cap that dips very slightly into a point at the back, above which a flower or other accessory can be attached. I’ve included instructions for basic sizing - sizes from preemie through child’s 4-6 are created easily with simple adjustments noted below.

Choose a size 10 crochet thread that appeases your eye and feels good to the skin. The suggested threads have been tested and consistently produce the same size results without hook changes.

If there’s one question related to crochet that I get more than any other … it’s this: How do I line my crochet bags? Lining a crochet bag makes it sturdier and seem so much more elegant and professional. It’s not difficult, either, but it needs to be taken in a few steps to understand well.

These two patterns will create fingerless gloves for the whole family - male and female, adult and child. All that changes is the size of hook you use, making the quick patterns even easier to follow. “His” gloves are thick, with strong lines that won’t make him feel like you’re trying to put something girly on him. “Her” gloves are all about b...

Two washcloth patterns done in different shell stitches to create completely different, gently exfoliating textures. Standard washcloth sizes - one washcloth is 7” and the other is 7.5” with edging. You can mix and match the edgings, which will make the washcloth 1/2” smaller or larger depending on the edging.

A beautiful bridal garter that is worked in the Irish Stitch to create a textured, shell-like garment perfect for gifting.