I had the most fun designing and making this little purse. It is my pride and joy. While it can be a bit challenging because you are doing colorwork with crochet, it is well worth the effort.

Originally written for CW reenactors, but is a super fun little drawstring bag that could be made in any size with any yarn. Great for using up leftover yarn.

Originally written for the CW reenactor, but if made up in modern yarns could be quite stunning.

Originally written for the CW reenactor, but could be made in some beautiful modern yarn. Enjoy!

Cute and practical!

I found that a 40” Circular Needle Works best so that all of the bottom stitches can fit.

You will need approx. 1,840 yards of your main body color and 552 yards for your edging.

This is a gorgeous jacket written for CW reenactors.

I find a 40” circular needle works best to hold all of the bottom stitches.

A great little money purse that has it’s origins in history. Originally designed for CW reenactors, it can be made in any size and yarn. Use one side for coins and the other for bills. This is a very unique design - a slit in the middle gives access to either side - rings hold the sides closed - can be draped over a belt. A super fun project!

This is such a fun scarf to make. It’s super easy and looks especially good in a fluffy yarn with lots of body.