With this year's fall market season quickly approaching, I thought I would look back and share with you the good, the bad, and the ugly of my first event last fall. If you've been curious about selling your crochet at events or hesitant to sign up for a market, here's an inside look at my… Continue reading My First Crochet Market: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
With a 4-row meditative stitch repeat, the Driftwood Skinny Triangle Scarf crochet pattern, made in a worsted weight yarn, is full of texture, beginner friendly, and perfect for those ombre/self-striping yarns sitting in your stash that you don't know what to do with. And the best part? The pattern can be viewed for FREE here… Continue reading Driftwood Skinny Triangle Scarf: FREE Crochet Pattern
Washcloths are the perfect crochet accessory pattern for kitchen and bathroom use. Perfect for a DIY handmade housewarming or wedding gift for friends and family (include a luxurious handmade bar of soap or scented Epsom salts from a local maker!), or make up a few to have on hand for the next baby shower you… Continue reading Inlet Washcloth: FREE Crochet Pattern
Crochet cup cozies are some of my favorite things to make when I don't have a lot of motivation for a larger project. They are fast to make (making you feel like you actually got something done, even if you don't have much time or motivation to crochet), are a great stash busting project for… Continue reading Coffeehouse Cup Cozies: FREE Crochet Pattern
If you are looking for a crochet pattern for an adorable tote bag, made with a modern take on a sunburst square motif, then this bag featuring my signature double front post double crochet stitch is for you! Made with 13 Garden Party Squares, this crochet bag pattern has a whole lot of texture and… Continue reading Patch of Asters Bag Crochet Pattern
Do you ever struggle with neat, clean edges when working in turned rows of double crochet stitches? Or maybe you just don't like the look of the chain seam when working in joined rounds. Well, today I have a way to help minimize the wonky edges and noticeable seams when working with double crochet stitches… Continue reading Standing Double Crochet: Stitch Tutorial
With a lightweight yarn and drapey, semi-open stitch pattern, the Rustic Summer Asymmetrical Shawl crochet pattern is great for those cool spring and early summer nights. This free pattern is worked on the bias and is perfect for advanced beginners!
The Rustic Summer Headband & Cowl crochet patterns are designed for spring and fall with a lightweight, semi-open stitch pattern for warmth and breathability. The headband comes in 5 sizes, and the cowl in 3, with yarn suggestions and yardage details included. Perfect for outdoor activities in changing temperatures. Available on Ravelry and Etsy.
The herringbone half double crochet stitch (often abbreviated as hhdc, hbhdc, or h-hdc) is a fun variation on the traditional half double crochet (hdc) stitch. With just one small change, you can makes a fun texture that gives an entirely different look to your piece and adds more dimension to whatever you are making. Disclaimer:… Continue reading The Herringbone Half Double Crochet (h-hdc): Stitch Tutorial
Messy bun or closed top? Fitted "no brim" beanie or beanie with a brim? Pom pom or no pom pom? So many options, so little time. Good thing these gender neutral bulky weight beanies work up fast! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and make a purchase… Continue reading Sandy Shores Beanie & Messy Bun Beanie
