You have got to love little mushrooms with their cute little tops! With fall coming I wanted a quick project to warm me up for those early morning walks. After playing around with some stitches I realized the crocodile stitch would be perfect to help mimic a mushroom top, with a little altering to tack it down to the main body. The slip stitch ...

I am always excited when a new baby is welcomed into the world. This usually gets me going on a new baby tangent, but this time with a little glow! This yarn has been popping up all over the place and I just had to make something with it. I wanted there to be very low contrast so the glow would blend in until the lights turn off. It could also ...

Talk about fringe! I was originally looking to make a nice light lacy poncho, but as I was doodling out my design I had an “ah ha!” moment. The fringe is usually an afterthought, a little extra flair, but

Celebrate your many phases of life with the Moon Ruana. I have always been a look at the night sky kind of girl so it only made sense to make something to wrap up in on those chilly nights staring up at the sky! Make one for yourself or a friend and take some time today to look at the stars! This pattern is worked up by first making the central...

A family member had asked for their very own little Bernie! I took to it and tried to get one worked up with only my stash! This guy is about 8 inches tall and is great to have on your desk to bring you a little smile! He is ever so popular and definitely a conversation starter!

Making little guys for my little guys! These are great for a quick project! They can be worked up in any color you want! The yardage is estimated, I just used stash scraps for them. The only colors I suggest stay the same is the light blue, black and white for the mask! I used a G+ furls hook which is a 4.5mm but can be swapped for a G (4.0mm)....

I wanted to make a pocket shawl that was wider and a bit less lacy compared to my Lattice Pocket Shawl! I still wanted to make something fun so I added little arrows along the edges to give a nice texture and finish!

Get ready for fall with a stylish and versatile ruana of your own! I wanted something with solid and lacy stitches to add a nice drape. A mix of crossed double crochets and seed stitches makes for a visually appealing pattern. This would look great in solid colors as well as stripes, have fun with your yarn choices! One size fits most adults bu...

This is a pattern for a cute pocket shawl for your little ones! My youngest has recently taken to wrapping up in my shawls but they are just too big! This pattern reminds me of a wooden lattice garden trellis with the crossing of the stitches.

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