My newest cloche pattern is another top down design, but much more closed construction this time, ideally suited for those going through chemo, or who want a delicate cloche, but with just a little more warmth.

This is part of my Intentionally Quirky Hat series. The Slouchy, The Beanie and The Messy Bun Hat all are similarly designed but each a separate, unique design and complete pattern of their own.

This is part of my Intentionally Quirky Hat series. The Slouchy, The Beanie and The Messy Bun Hat all are similarly designed but each a separate, unique design and complete pattern of their own.

Ok, I tend to obsess over details. The original idea for this isn’t mine, but the pattern itself and each component part entirely is my own personal design. After a few attempts at making other patterns that were never quite what I wanted, I decided to write my own pattern. My fuse is poseable and not floppy, my bomb looks like a bomb. My lette...

This pattern works best with a hook a size or two larger than you’d normally use. For the band, where I’d normally use an I, instead I used a J, and for the rest, I wanted it super squishy and relaxed so I went all the way up to an L. I’ve left plenty of room in this pattern to customize fit and style so this becomes your new FAVORITE Slouchy H...

This headband consists of a pretty, lacy openwork front, and a smaller ribbed band in the back to make the fit comfortable and snug with just enough give. Perfect for springtime, perfect for autumn, it’s just enough to add a little warmth and keep flyaway hair contained without being sweaty and overly warm.

I greatly dislike sewing and almost every other stocking pattern I found had a part that involved sewing, so my goal was to make a fully crocheted in one piece Christmas Stocking. This pattern will work with any yarn and appropriately sized hook to match the yarn you’ve chosen and as it’s a decorative only item not meant to be worn, it will jus...

This works well with any worsted weight yarn -- though in my original sample photos the “frosting” round I chose to work in a variegated DK yarn double-stranded to give the appearance of “sprinkles” in my frosting.

I’ve used Caron Simply Soft when making this hat, and a lighter worsted weight works well - especially for the frosting round.