This bundle includes both the Maxine Afghan pattern and the Maxine Square pattern. You will also receive a print-friendly version of each pattern.

This bundle includes each of my Sister Square patterns -- the Karoline Square, Katelyn Square, Kelsi Square, & Kristi Square. You’ll also receive the Madison Join & Border pattern, which can be used to make a blanket with the Sister Squares.

This pattern is for a repeat blanket, so you can make the blanket as big as you want by repeating a certain set of rounds.

This written PDF pattern has detailed instructions, as well as lots of of images, tutorials, and tips to help you make it. You’ll also get a print-friendly version when you purchase the pattern.

The Delightful Dots Blanket pattern includes instructions for the 9 Squares, as well as for a Join & Border, to turn your squares into any size of blanket that you’d like!

The Maisey Square & Blanket pattern includes instructions for the Maisey Square, as well as instructions for a Join & Border to turn your squares to any size of blanket that you’d like!

I’m so excited to share with you the Maxine Square!

I’m so excited to share with you the Maxine Afghan, named after my Mamaw Maxine, my great grandmother who introduced me to crocheting.

This written pattern has detailed instructions, as well as lots of images, tutorials, and tips to help you make it. You’ll also get a print-friendly version.

This written pattern has detailed instructions, as well as lots of images, tutorials, and tips to help you make it. You’ll also get a print-friendly version.

This written pattern has detailed instructions, as well as lots of images, tutorials, and tips to help you make it. You’ll also get a print-friendly version.

I just absolutely love Christmas so I knew I needed to make another ornament this year, and I’m so excited to share it with y’all! Merry Christmas!

When I started making this pattern, I had absolutely no clue what it would turn into, so it was completely serendipitous that it turned into this mandala. Then, I felt as if I were cheating on my squares a bit, so I made a square to go along with it.

Take a wander through the wonderful HDC stitch and its many variations with this square.

This pattern came about from just playing around with some yarn and different stitch combinations. When I finished it, I said to myself, “Oh, this is splendid!” (for some odd reason, since splendid is not in my everyday vocabulary). And thus the name of this square was born!

The last of my Sister Squares series of granny squares, this square is actually named after my momma. But people have mistaken her for my sister so many times that I figured she could count as an honorary sister. :)

This square is named after my youngest sister, who is a fan of flowers and green, and was so much fun to make! I hope y’all also enjoy making it.

The idea for this blanket came to me after my daughter was born, so fittingly I named the blanket after her. I wanted to make her something that was pretty and fun, with textured stitches she could play with, but also something that she could grow with. And so the Lynnie Rose Blanket was born. I hope y’all enjoy making it as much as I did.

Named after one of my lovely younger sisters, whose favorite color is blue, this granny square has many fun stitches and lots of texture.

Show your love with the newly-updated I Heart You Granny Square!

I absolutely love rainbows, so making this square was such a joy - I hope it is for you too.

Named after my sister who loves all things flowers, this granny square is full of fun stitches and texture.

A fun, twirling Christmas tree for your Christmas tree!