Tracey McCorkle
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads

Crochet: Child Doll (American Girl, Sasha, etc)
This pattern uses a very small amount of yarn to complete.

Crochet: Shawl / Wrap
I really admire the work of Stephen West, and his collections have inspired me to design a shawl sort of reminiscent of his. As I worked, I added a couple ruffles, and these, coupled with the name “West” reminded me of the late actress Mae West. So, without further ado, here is When Steve Met Mae.

Crochet: Hats - Other
A bulky-weight yarn is ideal for this hood, which will keep you nicely toasty and warm. A simple one-piece construction makes it easy enough for a beginner, and quick enough for a more advanced crocheter. This hood pattern also comes with variations for tassels, braids, and scarf ties.

Crochet: Shawl / Wrap
This is one of my latest shawl patterns. Lillian is worked sideways, with the edging worked along the bottom after the body is finished. A light, lacy shawl to wear on warmer days with cooler evenings, this shawl is easy to work up and very customizable. At this time, the pattern has written instructions, no charts.