The Suzette Summer Bracelet is a quick and cute accessory that can made to suit your style in no time at all. Crochet this fun project using weight #1 yarn and a 3.5mm hook. Find all the details to make your own version below…
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As it always happens when I was browse for yarn, I found something new to try and added it to my cart. Although they are always so cute, I’m not a huge fan of amigurumi patterns and haven’t really spent a lot of time making those types of projects. This kit from Knit Picks seemed really fun and interesting so I thought I’d give it a try.
Read my review below and see if this kit might be perfect for you (or a fellow crocheter!)
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The moss stitch (also known as the linen stitch) is a beautifully simple way to create some eye catching texture within your projects. It has a nice drape but still maintains a solid fabric which makes it ideal for a dishcloth. To learn how to crochet a simple moss stitch dishcloth, continue reading below…
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I’m all about practical and functional crochet accessories (bonus points if they’re cute!). I like things that are useful and won’t just end up sitting on a shelf. I also look for quality because I want it to last and not be something that I’ll need to replace down the line.
This pattern folio caught my eye while I was browsing the WeCrochet website. The colour was so pretty and it seemed like a handy accessory. I reached out to them and they generously provided one for me to review.
Check out all the details below…
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We’re nearing the end of November and with Christmas quickly approaching, it’s the perfect time for a pattern round up featuring festive projects. These holiday designs are lovely little ornaments and baubles that would be great for hanging on a tree or as a cute accent on your gifts. Of course, they could be also be gifted (these are great for teachers, neighbours, co-workers and friends) and all of these projects would make for a nice festive addition to your markets if you need to fill in your table with some smaller items.
Find your next crochet project below…
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Say hello to the Colourway Cowl! This pattern was originally published in August 2019 and was only available on Ravelry. The yarn used as been discontinued so I’ve re-written it using a different brand and made a few tweaks to make it flow a bit better. I’ve also updated the .PDF and made it available for free here on my website.
Check out this colourful, free crochet pattern below…
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I love crocheting gifts for family and friends. The holiday season can be jammed packed with events, and gatherings and sometimes it can be hard to sit down and find the time to crochet those special items. I’ve put together a list of 25 crochet gift ideas that are on the smaller side but still pack in that feeling of a lovingly, thoughtful and handmade present.
The patterns in this round-up would be perfect for family, friends, neighbours, party hosts, co-workers, teachers, etc. Find all the creative inspiration below…
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Need a quick project or a last minute gift idea? This simple and fast coaster pattern whips up in no time! It’s very beginner friendly and if you’re just starting out, it’s a great way to practice your tension while learning skills like counting rows and stitches.
Learn how to make the Half Double Crochet Coaster below…
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I’ve got a cute and quick crochet pattern for you today! Not only is it a stash buster, using approximately 14 yards of yarn, but it’s such a fun way to dress up your mason jars. If you use mason jars to gift baked treats, this would be an adorable way to add an extra handmade vibe. I used this mason jar as a decorative focus for fall and used this pattern to create a simple, rustic appearance. If you wanted, you could even attach things like cinnamon sticks, lavender or bells to suit a specific holiday or season. There are a ton of ways to get creative with this project.
Find the free pattern below…
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Etsy is a popular online marketplace retailer for selling and purchasing crochet and knit patterns. As a crochet pattern designer, I enjoy using this platform to host my shop and my digital pattern files. The reach is wonderful and the shop features are easy to understand and work with. There is one consistent issue however that many customers who buy digital files are facing and that is accessing their purchases with ease.
I know this frustrating. As a seller, I deeply appreciate that you chose to purchase patterns from my shop and I want to help you access them as quickly and easily as possible.
Learn how to access your Etsy digital purchases below…
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