This 8X8 inch square is designed especially for fingering weight yarn and features the popcorn stitch for added texture, with a lovely center motif. It would make a beautiful addition to your lapghan or afghan. Use your imagination for color combinations to create your own unique look.

January pattern for the Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the Month Club. This 8X8 square features a lovely flower center and is worked up in fingering weight yarn. It has a delicate look to it, which lends itself well to shawls, wraps, or a light throw. Use your imagination for color combinations to create your own unique look.

November square for the Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the-Month Club.

February pattern for the Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the Month Club. This 8X8 square features a pretty motif center and works up in your favorite fingering weight yarn. Use any color combinations to give it your own special look. This delicate square would be lovely for a shawl, wrap, or just a light throw. Use your imagination!

May block for The Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the Month Club. Designed especially for Mother’s Day. Works up to an 8”X8” block in fingering weight yarn.

June block for The Unique Sheep Crochet Block-of-the-Month Club.

March square for The Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the-Month Club. This 8X8 square features an intricate picot center motif and is worked up in fingering weight yarn. It has a delicate look to it, which lends itself well to shawls, wraps, or a light throw. Use your imagination for color combinations to create your own unique look.

October square for the Unique Sheep’s Crochet Block-of-the-Month Club. Designed especially for fingering weight yarn and works up to an 8” square. A rose in full bloom is surrounded by lovely lace filet.

Designed especially for the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on 04/29/2011. Prince William whispered to Kate that she looked beautiful, and that was just one of the highly intimate, romantic moments they had.

August pattern for The Unique Sheep Crochet Block-of-the-Month Club. Uses fingering weight yarn and works up to an 8” square.

This cloth was named after my daughter-in-law. Classified as “Easy.” Stitches used are sc, dc and dc5tog.

Pattern is for the Intermediate crocheter. Stitches used are sc, hdc and dc. Special stitches are the Reverse Popcorn, Cluster, and BPDC.

This pattern is labeled as intermediate. Stitches include tr, dtr, tr clst, and dtr clst. Good pattern to try out new stitches. A new twist on an old granny.

Pattern is rated for the Beginner.

For the intermediate crocheter. Uses sc, hdc, dc, tr, dtr, and popcorn stitches. Don’t be afraid of the popcorn and dtr - they work up into a beautiful pattern.

This fun dishcloth is good to the last drop! Great for using up those bits of scrap cotton, or even matching your kitchenware. Keep one for yourself, or give as a gift. Either way, it’s sure to please!

This cute little face scrubbie works up in worsted weight cotton to approximately 4.5” in diameter. Make several to give as gifts, but be sure to keep one for yourself!

This pattern uses four colors of the Bernat Baby Coordinates Sweet Stripes yarn. It is self-striping and creates it’s own pattern. The texture of the yarn is such that when whipstitched together, the seams are hidden and the blanket becomes reversible. The pattern can be adjusted to three different sizes, depending upon your project. Good ...

This is a cute, whimsical, kitty block and will add lots of fun to your crochet projects. Make a pillow or an afghan. It will be purr-fect!

Skill Level is Intermediate Beginner. Stitches used are sc, dc and BLO. Uses 2 contrasting colors. Will sc on the front loops creating the striped ridges.

This pattern is named after my beautiful daughter-in-law. Classified as “Easy.”

Pattern is labeled Intermediate Beginner. Crochet a small lace pattern for a light and airy look. This pattern is named for my little sister - who is a foster mother, adoptive mother, and who also crochets.

This pattern is a 12” square and is labeled for the intermediate crocheter. It is dedicated to my beautiful granddaughter, Katharine. Read how the pattern got it’s name HERE ON MY BLOG. I hope you enjoy making this square. :)

This pattern is for the intermediate beginner. Uses sc and dc stitches. It was named after my sister, who had beautiful twins at the age of 49. Whew! :)

This pattern is named after my cute little niece, Kelsey.

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.”

Easy pattern for a beginner. Stitches include dc and the V-st.

For the Intermediate crocheter.

Pattern revised 07/30/2011.

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Pattern is for the Intermediate crocheter. Stitches include sc, dc, tr LSC, and TRCL. Special stitches are explained.

This block features a pretty flower motif in the center with cut-out corners and an intricate popcorn border. It is the first design in the Royal Family Collection.

This pattern will be listed for free until 06/15/2013 after which time it will revert to full price.

This hat is designed to complement the Rubylene Scarf. Stitches used are sc, hdc, and dc. Uses approximately 2 oz. of worsted weight yarn.

Pattern is good for a beginner or seasoned crocheter. Can be worked using any type yarn and compatible hook. Measurements will vary. Model was worked in worsted weight yarn and measures 6” wide and 72” long.

You will love how the ridges on this cloth not only give it a beautiful, lacey look; but also give it a nice scrubbing texture. Your kitchen will be decorated beautifully, and your dishes will be spic-n-span! Skill level is intermediate.

This square is worked in rows and then a border is worked around it. It is classified as “easy.” Stitches used are Sc, Dc, Hdc, LSC and the Elmore stitch (which is fully explained.)

This is an easy square that is comprised of 16 popcorns - hence the name. The cute name was conceived by Catherine DePasquale, who is known as acrochetedworld on Ravelry. She won the “Name a Square Contest.”

Named after a beautiful poem.

I designed this square in November, hence the name. I’m thankful for everyone who likes to crochet my designs. Thank you all for your support - I appreciate you!

Pattern revised on 05/06/2011.

Pattern revised on 05/10/2011.

This pattern is for the Advanced Beginner. Stitches used are sc, hdc, dc and cluster. Read how the square got it’s name HERE. I hope you enjoy crocheting it.

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