These adorable tiny socks are perfect for babies. They fit like a glove, are thin and stretchy and stay on their feet! The fun “striped” effect is actually achieved by crocheting with both colors at the same time, working in spirals with no joins.

This simple bandana cowl keeps you cozy and warm while you work outside in the cold. It eliminates the annoying ends you have to deal with when you wear a wrap-around scarf and covers that hard-to-cover area around your neck and chest that just can’t be covered without zipping your coat up tight. This cowl stays in place with a soft elastic fit...

These awesome socks are the ones I always grab when I’m getting ready to get up and go…….running errands, traveling on a plane, overseeing a fundraiser, going on a shopping spree, or any other activity that doesn’t involve working in the garden or on the boat. They fit like a glove, are thin and stretchy enough to fit in all of my casual shoes,...

These are my absolute favorite work socks! They are easy to make, built to withstand the wear and tear of a full day’s work, fit like a glove, and are thin and stretchy enough to fit in all of my work shoes. And, when they do eventually get worn through on the bottom, there are lots of available loops inside which makes darning them a breeze. B...

This sweater is SO MUCH FUN TO CROCHET!!! The luxurious slip stitched cables and bobbles are so stretchy and elastic, and it is so rewarding to watch the textured design appear like magic! The neckline stretches easily over a toddler’s head, and then returns to it’s original size for a perfect fit. The underarms are roomy and the whole sweater ...

Yes, this hat really is crocheted! The cables and chains are made using a technique which I introduced in my book, Alaskan Hats Using Slip Stitch, published by Leisure Arts in 2019.

Yes, this hat really is crocheted! The cable is made using a technique which I introduced in my book, Alaskan Hats Using Slip Stitch, published by Leisure Arts in 2019.

Yes, this infinity cowl really is crocheted! The cable is made using a technique which I introduced in my book, Alaskan Hats Using Slip Stitch, published by Leisure Arts in 2019.

This medium length cowl is easy to make. The Shibui Kavo yarn creates a fine, irregular, mesh pattern and the cowl slightly curls in on itself for a casual look.

This soft, adorable, crocheted baby sweater is easy so easy to make, and it does not have that classic “stiff crocheted look”. The body and sleeves are worked separetely in the round from the bottom up, then the 3 pieces are joined together with single stitches at the underarms, and then the whole unit is completed in the round as one piece wit...

This crochet poncho is elegant and stylish. It is designed using several different textures and it looks more like it’s knitted than crocheted. It is designed to fit an average sized adult (120-180 lbs). If you want to make it larger or smaller you can adjust the stitch amounts or simply use a larger or smaller hook. The main part of the poncho...