This is an easy water bottle holder. It fits most water bottles, and has a comfortable shoulder strap.

This sleeping baby lovey is a perfect gift for any child or baby!

Check out this massive jellyfish!

This pocket shawl is great for adults who work with toddlers! The pockets are extra large so you can hide your phone, snacks or whatever. And the pattern is fun for babies and toddlers to touch, which means you get a back rub from your kid!

This Shakespeare pattern can be made as an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block or as a 33 inch square blanket. Both written instructions and graph are included!

This Shakespeare pattern can be made as an afghan block of 11 by 13 inches, or a throw blanket of 33 inches square. There are written instructions and a chart!

This pattern can be either made as an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square small blanket.

This afghan block (that can be made as a 33 inch square blanket also) is of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost. Both a chart and written instructions are included.

Beware the Ides of March! This includes both a graph and written out instructions for either an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block or a 33 inch square blanket.

This is Shakespeare’s Two Noble Kinsmen, and both a graph and written instructions are included. You can make either an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square blanket.

This pattern is for either 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block or a 33 inch square corner to corner (c2c) blanket. Shakespeare’s comedy, A Winter’s Tale, is shown.

This pattern is both corner to corner and single crochet graphs and written instructions. You can either make an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block or a 33 inch square blanket.

This pattern is for either an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block or a 33 inch square blanket. Both written and graph instructions are included.

This pattern can be made as an 11x13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square blanket. Both written and graph instructions are included.

This afghan block shows Shakespeare’s play “All’s Well That Ends Well.” Written and graph instructions are included for either an 11x13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square blanket.

Shakespeare’s historical play King John is depicted here with the fight over who is the true king.

This pattern shows Troilus and Cressida, and can be made as either 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square baby blanket. Both written instructions and chart are included.

This pattern shows Hamlet holding the skull of Yorick.

This is the masquerade ball in Much Ado About Nothing. The instructions are for both an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square baby blanket. Both written and graph instructions are included.

This is the wedding scene from The Taming of the Shrew.

This block is the famous balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet.

This afghan block is for Shakespeare’s Henry VI, which is about the War of the Roses.

This afghan block shows the two wives dumping Falstaff into the river.

This afghan block shows Timon finding the buried gold.

This afghan block shows the three caskets Portia’s father used to find a suitable husband for her.

This pattern has both written instructions and a graph, and can be made as an 11x13 inch rectangle or a 33 inch square. It is a depiction of Shakespeare’s famous line, “once more unto the breach…”

This pattern has both written and graph instructions, for either an 11x13 inch afghan block (shown) or a 33 inch square. This shows Prince Hal and his friend Falstaff drinking, from Shakespeare’s Henry IV Part One and Part Two.

Both written and graph instructions are included, to either make an 11x13 inch afghan rectangle (shown) or a 33 inch square.

This is the cursed, “Scottish Play.” A graph and written instructions for either an 11 inch by 13 inch afghan block (pictured) or a corner to corner 33 inch square blanket.

This afghan block is based on Shakespeare’s As You Like It. The instructions include written directions for an 11 inch by 13 inch rectangle or a 33 inch square corner to corner blanket. It also has a graph.

The death of Cleopatra is shown in this afghan block. Instructions are for either a 33 inch square blanket, or a 11 by 13 inch afghan block. Written instructions and graph are included.

This afghan block shows King Lear kicking Cordelia out for not fawning over him like her sisters.

Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night afghan block was inspired by the twins who dressed alike, and also Malvolio’s yellow striped stockings.

This is both a written pattern and graph for Shakespeare’s Pericles. You can either make an 11x13 inch afghan block, or a 33 inch square corner to corner blanket.

Who wants pie?

You can either make this as an afghan block that is about 11 inches by 13 inches, or as a corner to corner blanket that is about 33 inches square. A color graph and written instructions are both included!

This afghan block is for Shakespeare’s Two Gentlemen of Verona. Written instructions AND a color chart are included, and instructions to either make an 11 inch by 13 inch block, or a 33 inch square small blanket.

This afghan block is inspired by Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure. Written AND graph instructions are included, for both an 11 inch by 13 inch block, or a 33 inch square corner to corner (c2c).

This afghan block is inspired by Shakespeare’s The Tempest. There is a graph AND written instructions, for either a small block about 11 inches by 13 inches or a small blanket that measures about 30 inches square.

My kingdom for a horse!

Show off your crochet abilities with this awesome scarf.

These woven cables look great around your head. If you have one skein of Pound of Love yarn, (shown here in Denim) you can make the hat, gloves and scarf with it!

These fingerless gloves might look intricate, but they’re pretty simple to create if you’ve done cables before.

RAWR! This dinosaur is modeled after the set of dinosaur bones named SUE, in the Field Museum of Natural History.

This plaid slouchy hat is super warm, and easy to make.

Perfect for your next craft fair, this mannequin head is easily whipped up for your display.

This braided cable cowl is cozy and pretty! When made with my patterns for matching gloves and a hat, it’s uses the exact amount in a skein of Lion Brand’s Pound of Love.

Braided cables are so much fun! These fingerless gloves have a braid down the hand, which gives them a nice, delicate look.

Braided cables are so much fun! Here’s a cute slouchy hat, with a pretty braid around the bottom.

This circle jacket has an awesome detail in the center, and the jacket can be made for any size, just change your hook size.

This is an easy pattern that shows you’re part of the resistance!

Join the resistance! For each pattern I sell, I will donate a third ($1) of it to the ACLU.

This hoodie is a hodge podge of many different fun stitches! It’s a great way to learn some new, pretty stitches.

This cozy, easy to make Messy Bun Hat is perfect for chilly days when you’re hair is up.

This bag is perfect to carry your current WIP in, when you want to crochet on the go. There are separate pockets for scissors, hooks, notebook, etc. plus PLENTY of room for your yarn and WIP.

Another Messy Bun hat, but this one matches the Dragon Scale Gloves!

Slouchy hat with a cute flower on the side. This hat is comfy, and fits most teen and adult heads.

I absolutely love making the crocodile stitch gloves, but I like having those stitches at the wrist, so my fingers are free. This yarn is gorgeous, and super soft. They’re warm and cozy, but not sweaty. Instructions include for making short gloves (just past the wrist) and long gloves (almost midway up the forearm).

These slipper socks are fun, colorful, and very cozy. They work best over a pair of regular socks, and perhaps over a pair of leggings. The instructions are pretty simple, and easy to follow. These are made with Red Heart Super Saver yarn.

This circle jacket is very easy to make, and super comfortable. It takes just under three skeins of Lion Brand’s Shawl in a Ball.

Made in the c2c style, using double crochet stitches. The finished project is about 55” square.

A perfect graphghan for someone who’s just starting out!

This mannequin head is perfect for showing off your children’s hats, headbands or crowns. It also works for toddler sizes, and teen sizes.

Here is the adorable Trevor the Triceratops! He’s pretty simple to make, and kids love him.

Make your own Doggie Lovey!

Now you can make your own kitty cat lovey!

Make your own bear lovey!

This pattern is a simple one to follow, and Stella the Stegosaurus is adorable! The finished amigurumi is about 16 inches long.

Tina the Tyrannosaurus Rex is a smiling dinosaur, perfect for kids!

Brian the Brachiosaur might be huge, but this dinosaur is a friendly leaf-eater!