Today I am sharing with you my Crochet Birth Flowers April. Each month has two birth flower options for you to choose. Each flower represents different characteristics therefore you can choose the flower which best define you or the person…
Today I will show you how to crochet tulip flowers in my easy step by step tutorial. Tulip flowers are the second birth flower for April with the first being Daisy Flower. Tulips come in a huge array of colours…
Knitted square size Tlnner or ticker gauges of yarns knit with appropriately sized niddles, will yield either smaller or larger completed squares
To make this pattern even more fun, I’ve designed the bags in both an adult and a child size. The pictures for this tutorial feature the child sized bag (the blue shark), but the construction techniques are the same for…
I’m all about crochet shortcuts. A way to avoid joining pieces? Sign me up! Not having to weave in ends? Aaaaall over it. So when I took a look at my shark bag pattern and realized that it was only a few…
After I finished redesigning my 3 mL beanie, I found myself thinking that something was still missing. And then it hit me: slouchy hat! Who doesn’t love a good slouchy hat, right? So with a couple of quick changes, the beanie now…
We’ll start with the smaller hat and then take a look at the larger version. The construction of both is the same, so the pictures of the smaller hat shown below should be a useful reference for either hat. Please…
It’s now October, so we all know what that means: it’s pumpkin season! Love it or hate it, there’s no avoiding them in one form or another. So if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em, right? I know that there…
Since it looks like Zozee’s definitely the favorite toy at the moment, I couldn’t resist my son’s request to make Zozee a friend. But instead of making a zebra, I figured I’d tweak the pattern just a bit and make…
And thus was born the GUP-A Plushy! I have to warn you: this pattern is not for the faint of heart. It’s pretty large (The body of mine is about 18″ in circumference at the widest point and about 10″…
