The Hayride Scarf is a beautiful and delicate beginner friendly crochet pattern. It uses a simple two row repeat with the perfect stitches to bring multicolored yarn to life!
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Accessories
Rustic Wrap Bracelet
The Rustic Wrap Bracelet is an easy crochet project that works up quickly. You can customize the bracelet to be any size you need and use any beads you want (as long as they have center holes large enough to fit a large eye needle through).
Read moreMelon Ball Shawl
I’m very excited to share the Melon Ball Shawl pattern with you today! I would classify this project as an Easy/Intermediate level pattern so if you are newer to crochet and looking for a next level challenge, this pattern is for you! And for those of you seasoned pro’s, this pattern is still very enjoyable and works up quickly.
Read moreRainbow Sunglasses Pouch
The Rainbow Sunglasses Pouch pattern is so fun! It works up quickly and easily and the little cloud detail at the top is completely adorable.
Read moreWeekender Headband
What better way to prepare for the coming weekend than with the Weekender Headband!
This headband has a lacy, sophisticated stitch pattern and, just to make sure it fits securely around the head for all sizes, it ties in the back. Or front, if you prefer. It’s available in sizes Baby – Adult!
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Creamsicle Wrap
Hey there!
Did you ever start out making something with an idea in mind only to discover that, whoops, that’s not what I intended to make? Well that’s what happened with this pattern. Originally I was going to make a nice summery scarf. As I started working and getting further into the pattern, I realized that I made it too wide!
Oh well. Now it’s a wrap! Actually it can be multiple things and I love the pattern more now that I messed it up than I did the original idea. Sometimes life is funny that way. 🙂
Rustic Boot Cuffs
Rustic Boot Cuffs
Hey everyone!
Today, I’d like to share my latest design for these simple, yet stunning boot cuffs!
When I set out to design them, I knew that I wanted something a little feminine and a little country or rustic, but I had no set design in mind. And it was actually when I was shopping for buttons and sifting through spools upon spools of ribbon and trim, that the style was decided — A beautiful umber colored wool, buttons that looked like wood grain and an antiqued somewhat lacy trim.