This pattern is for a quick (literally finished this in two hours!) and easy pullover cardigan sweater. I wrote this pattern as a way to explain what a yoke is and hopefully give enough tips to be able to give you a jumping off point to make your own sweater patterns. When I was learning to make my own the yoke was the most complicated part for...

Jellyfish toys that rattle and crinkle!

Cute little chicks for Easter. This pattern include the larger duck and the small round one. The pattern also explains how to crack and clean egg shells if you’d like to use them. (Do not use real shells if giving to children, only if they’ll be decorations.)

This skirt is super easy and absolutely adorable!

This is by far one of my favorite patterns I’ve written. I usually hate scarves but this scarf is so soft and fits so nicely.

A pattern explaining how to make and felt your own wool dryer balls.

This pattern was inspired by my sister, Christina! She wanted me to crochet pumpkins and call them “The Pumpkin Patch” so here we are!

I made this giant jellyfish for my baby cousin, so this is dedicated to him. <3 This pattern also includes instructions on making the small jellyfish as well!

This is a super quick and easy but very cute project that I made for the 4th of July. You could easily change the colors to make this look different though. I used scrap yarn (Caron One Pound and one unknown brand) and a 5mm hook, but you can use whatever you have on hand. I give measurements in inches instead of stitch count so your gauge does...

I want to be clear, this is instructions on how I made my granny square backpack, not a pattern. The reason for this is that it’s just granny squares. I explain the sizes for each square, how to assemble both the granny squares and the inner lining. How to make the straps, drawstring closure, etc. I’ve included tons of diagrams to help you alon...

This was a request from my cousin. Isn’t it the cutest idea!? I saw some patterns online but none that I really loved so I decided to try to make it myself. I even added a little fire on the fuse of the bomb!