This is an easy pattern. Gauge isn’t important.

While this pattern only uses 2 stitches (sc and dc), because you are working in alternating front and back loops, and because you crochet the horizontal (main portion) of the bag around the vertical strips, I would classify this bag as intermediate to advance level. The horizontal portion is crocheted in front of and behind the vertical strips,...

This is a fairly easy pattern with repeating rounds.

This is an intermediate pattern due to the various stitches.

This pattern uses 2 strands held together of the Patons Hempster throughout unless otherwise noted. This allows the bag to be stronger and allows for less stretching.

Using C2C technique, it creates a texture similar to waves crashing on a beach.

This is an easy pattern with a repeated section.

This pattern gives you information on how to create your gauge using the yarn you want to use for the top (you don’t have to use the yarn I did).

This is a very easy pattern using sc and dc to create the texture.

Welcome to my 4 week Star Kissed Cardigan CAL! Beginning November 18, 2019 with week one, and finishing December 9, 2019 with week four. As the CAL progresses, I will add each week to the pattern so that by week four you will have the entire pattern.

This is a cute pillow you can make to add some seasonal flare to your room. The way the pillow is constructed, you can make a different front for a different season.

This pattern starts with the torso, and then gives you directions on how to make it a T, Sleeveless, U-Neck and V-Neck.

This is an easy pattern.

This is an asymmetrical top that is crocheted in pieces and uses a join as you go method of putting them together.

This pattern uses only single crochet stitches, so a beginner would be able to do it. Even though it is easy, the finished product looks a lot more complicated than it is! The yarn is crocheted double stranded throughout for strength.

This is a fairly easy and quick pattern, with steps to follow to make it whatever size you want.

This is a very easy pattern that uses working in back loops to create the texture.

This pattern is easy to intermediate.

This textured scarf is an intermediate to advanced pattern.

This is an easy pattern that fits an Adult S/M, but can stretch for an Adult L. I used a little bit of left over Caron One Pound yarn in Kelly Green, but any 4 weight yarn will work.

This is a quick and easy pattern, using the new Bernat Velvet yarn.

This pattern uses one braid of Caron X Pantone yarn (I used Peach Blush Parfait)

For this top, and for the V neck version, I used 2 of my favourite cotton blend yarns:  Caron Cotton Cakes, and Bernat Softee Baby Cotton.  High are a 60/40 blend of cotton and acrylic, and both are wonderful with which to work.  The Caron Cotton Cakes (4 weight) is a yarn that is exclusive to Michaels stores, and the Bernat Softee Baby Cotton ...

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After my Hugs and Kisses Tunic was released, I had a few requests for children sizes.  Now, I don’t normally design for children because, although I work with children every day, I really don’t have a lot of children in my extended family.  I don’t have grandchildren or any other children to whom I would regularly gift my crochet, so I don’t of...

My Hugs and Kisses Tunic is a great garment to crochet for either winter or summer.  I used Caron Cakes in Red Velvet, which contain 20% wool, so this top will be worn to keep me warm.  But, if you are looking for a short sleeve summer tunic, substitute the new Caron Cotton Cakes for the regular cakes for a cool tunic to add to your wardrobe!  ...

This pattern is written for both chunky 6 weight yarn and regular 4 weight yarn, with adaptations to fit sizes Toddler - Large Adult.

My Scrappy Slippers use 3 strands of any leftover 4 weight yarn you have.

This intermediate pattern uses alternating sc and dc worked in BLO to create the texture.

The pattern is a fairly simple pattern.

This is an intermediate pattern because of the different stitchwork in the trim. It is more of a shrug than a cardigan: the length sits about at the waist; the sleeve length is closer to 3/4 than full; and the front trim is not designed to meet in the middle.

This is an intermediate pattern.

This is an easy pattern that works up quickly.

This is an intermediate blanket due to the variety of stitches, but it has a lot of repeated sections. Once you get the repeats down, it is actually fairly easy.

This is an intermediate pattern, but contains a lot of repeats, so it may be easier to crochet than you think! I have used Caron Sprinkle Cakes -- a super bulky yarn -- so the cardigan works up quickly. (It took me 4 days to crochet it, and I was writing the pattern down as I went.)

This is an intermediate pattern, written for size L/XL.

This is an easy pattern where gauge is not important. I made this purse specifically for excursions on a cruise where I need “just the essentials” of passport, phone, sunglasses, and a small wallet.

This is an intermediate - expert pattern simply because of all the different techniques used.

This pattern is a fairly easy one. It fits an XL/2X, but can be easily modified to fit smaller (M/L omit rounds 9 and 10 of front and back, 3X/4X repeat rounds 9 and 10 once).

This is a super easy pattern using chain and sc.

This pattern is an intermediate one, for sizes XL-2X. The finished bust size is 48 inches: however, given the nature of the pattern, it will fit sizes XL ( 44-46 inch bust) 2x (48-50 inch bust) 3X (52-54 inch bust).

This is a fairly simple pattern, but does require some counting.

This is an intermediate pattern.

This pattern works up fairly easy…take your time on the sleeves to ensure you are working the correct pattern for the row.

This is an easy pattern.

This pattern has been designed for an older teen and up (i.e, around 15)

This is a fairly easy pattern that alternates colours in order for the stitches to look like flowers.

These slippers were made for my hubby who wears a size 11 shoe.

Here is my Spiked Mint Hat pattern, a beanie style hat worked from the bottom up for an adult size.

Here is my pattern for my Mint Stripe Hat, a beanie style hat that is worked from the bottom up.

This is an easy pattern for a cover for 9” x 12” roll of 15 waste bag refills (aka “doggy-doo” bags). I use the bags to scoop my kitty litter into…I figured if it was good for dogs, it would also be good for cats :) I hang it from a door knob, close to where my cat’s kitty litter is.