Not only do these make VERY handy casserole carriers - but they make quick and easy baskets for other purposes too!

Gauge is not important to this finished item. If you do not care for how your stitches are turning out - too loose or too tight, simply adjust your hook size down or up.

This pattern includes directions for a basic beanie along with 5 different finishes to customize the hat to your liking. Also included are directions for not only making the hat to fit the average size newborn through men’s sizing - but also directions for making a more exacting fit after specific measurements are taken.

I designed this helpful chart to determine how large to make the increase circle when crocheting a hat from the top down. Just lay your circle on the bottom of the chart and press flat. Your circle needs to match (approximately) the circle size matching the hat size you wish to make.

This is an easy filet crochet pattern! The gauge is not important and the finished size will depend upon which hook size and which thread size one uses.

This pattern is very easy to work-up - a great Beginner project! Yet the finished gloves look like something a more advanced crocheter would make! Plenty of pictures are included to help with key pattern elements.

This sweet little set will cuddle the precious newborn in your life! Blankets don’t come undone with THIS kind of swaddling!

This 8-page pattern has abundant pictures and charts to help clarify the written instructions!

This would be a great year-round sweater! It does have a pretty, summery look to it though. It would be equally elegant at Christmastime done in silvery-gray, black, or other coordinating colors. It would be beautiful in pastels for spring. It would be stunning in fall colors too!

This is a super simple, but impressive-looking dishcloth! It’s my favorite to use because of the open, mesh-work that works better, I think, in scrubbing dishes. Because of the more open, lace-work too - it dries quicker than a solid fabric does.

This is a very simply constructed baby sweater. It is ranked “Easy” as it uses basic stitches, repetitive stitch patterns, simple shaping and finishing, and simple yarn joins.

Make these slippers custom-fitting for you!

This pattern is for crocheters with these skills: