We love our pets and treat them like royalty. Like royalty, however, there are certain things they never have to do, like clean up after themselves. This placemat will assist slaves like us who are the ones left to clean up after their meal. It isn’t a new idea, but a nice personal touch and, while your pet may never really appreciate your dedi...

Spring, we need you now! Here in Minnesota, we still have plenty of snow, but there are ways to force the issue. One of those ways is to adorn the spring accessory as often as possible, regardless of the snow banks you must navigate to get where you are going.

Another easy level (dare I say “beginner”?) potholder created with two identical rectangles constructed separately and then assembled. The inspiration for this handy item was an incredible February thaw here in Minnesota wherein the temps reached 53 degrees – unheard of in this neck of the woods! My lawn was peeking out of the snow (which had b...

Based in a simple design worked in the round, this skull cap can easily be customized for a variety of looks, male and female. Using a simple seed stitch for texture, the cap is interesting to look at while not being too much – just enough to enhance and compliment your cute mug. Included are instructions for a button on flower and leaf. Make s...

Either working out at the Y or just out and about, wanting music AND free hands, this MP3 player is designed to be cute and practical.

If you are feint of heart, turn away, turn away, I say. When I say “sooper,” I mean it! This minty themed zig-zag scarf is long enough to wrap around you three or four times – approximately 98”. It seems extreme because it is. It is fresh and fun to crochet and, since it is long enough to keep you AND your cutie warm simultaneously, is more ene...

The basic construction of this potholder is incredibly simple – two rectangles crocheted together – and creates a very sturdy, very thick potholder that can also be used as a trivit. The stitch pattern you use, a front post double crochet, creates nice texture integrating form and function. The piece is edged in a reverse single crochet and, li...

Circumference on this hat is approx. 25” around. there is a fair amount of give, however, due to the flexibility of the yarn and the stitching.

Also available at FaveCrafts, as “Net Stitch Camisole”.

i needed a project to use up the one errant skein of yarn that i always seem to have, is quick, fun to do, and a good gift. here it is! hope it inspires you.

This knitted scarf is a great way to reduce your scrap stash, get creative, and make something fun and cozy.