This is a small baby toy, worked in rounds with amigurumi techniques (Yarn under sc, invisible decreases). Worsted weight or Aran weight yarn work well for about a 6” toy. You will need 45 yds of main body color and about 35 yards for the hair color. Small amounts are needed for features.

Worsted weight yarn is the yarn for this tote. 100% Acrylic will work, the handles will be very stretchy when toting a bottle. Acrylic blended with cotton, all cotton or silk will be firmer.

The “Magic Potholder” Coaster is a quick project that requires only a small amount of yarn (35-40 yds). It is a good stash buster and fun for farm-house decor.

This is a simple drawstring pouch. It can be made with any yarn, but the recommended yarn gave the purse its “fairy” name because of the sparkly strand that runs through it. This is a quick-to-make pattern consisting of chains, half double crochet and slip stitches.

This is a small, sturdy tote, great for packing a quick lunch or project for on the go fun!

Pattern is worked with a double strand (one strand of each of 2 colors) of yarn. Equal amounts of yardage is needed for each color/colorway used.

In 2013, someone on a crochet forum, I really don’t remember which one, was looking for a Granny square with a cross in the middle and had not been able to find one. I got to wondering how that could be accomplished, played with it and got it written up. I posted it on Ravelry without much fanfare… over the years it has had some likes, a few pr...