A quickly worked up, super comfy hat!

A reworking of my pattern Brumal, for a better fit and different styled brim.

A quick and simple beanie in a bulky yarn means you have a hat that works up in no time. Done in shepherd knitting/slip stitch crochet, it creates a warm fabric without the density of standard crochet.

A cheery addition to your kitchen, this potholder works up quickly and is a good way to practice the four basic stitches of Shepherd Knitting/Slip Stitch Crochet.

Learn some basics of Shepherd Knitting, also known as Slip Stitch Crochet, by making a comfortable and squishy hat. This technique gives a drape and feel usually difficult to obtain with standard crochet.

A nice, snuggly hat to keep you warm this winter! Worked sideways, the body is made with a single crochet thermal stitch, then the ribbing is done. With a fingering weight yarn, this means a lighter hat but plenty of warmth with the stitch! Enjoy!

An entrelac scarf that, when worked in this color change, looks reminiscent of the Flaming Gorge Reservoir here in Wyoming.

A fun crocheted bicolor brioche hat!

Pattern is worked entirely in slip stitch crochet, and assumes one is familiar with technique and stitches. I use the terminology established by David Burchall, and I have used a cast on method by Bendy Carter.

I love the look of horseshoe cables, and really wanted to incorporate them into a fingerless mitten. These came out slouchy and comfy, and will fit an average hand. I used half double crochet to make the cables a little tighter and shorter.

Make your little one a pumpkin for their pumpkin!

Mornings are starting to get cool already, and living in Wyoming you know that winter comes quickly! Whip up a pair for your little one’s feet in a matter of an hour or two, and keep those little piggies toasty!

A darling, sprightly sweater that can be made for all the little ones in your life! Easily customizable, and works up quickly! Uses raglan shaping and has a ribbed bottom edging. Keep your loved one warm in style!

A stylish slouchy hat that works up quickly! Make it more unisex by leaving out the row of puff stitches.

A basic washcloth to get you familiar with two stitches of slip stitch crochet: front loop only(flo) and inverse back(iB).

A stylish ribbed beanie, worked bottom up. Sized for everyone in the family! An intermediate pattern, as you should be familiar with front/back post half double crochet, and foundation half double crochet.