Created for the Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop, this fun triangle scarf features a textured look and interpretation of Jack and the Beanstalk. The 3D leaf stitches are easy to work up and add a nice touch.

A fun lightweight cowl pattern that is super beginner friendly! This works up fast and is great for those spring days!

When I was making a sweater for a sample recently, I realized I had a ton of extra yarn. So after some chatting, I decided I would design a cowl with the leftover yarn! Thus the Climbing Vines Cowl was born!

I was looking for a bag pattern that could hold my Hydroflask when I go on vacation this summer and couldn’t find one big enough or that looked what I had in mind. So what did I do? I wrote a pattern for one! Enjoy this free pattern!

This is a fun fingerless mitts pattern inspired by the ocean! There are links to how to do the feather stitch, herringbone double crochet, and the invisible join so don’t feel intimidated by the stitches!

For a few weeks I had the itch to make a fun hat. The idea was that it would have some cable

I am already market prepping for the holiday season and I figured I’d whip up a more fun

When I was setting out to make some mittens to match my go-to market item, I realized that I couldn’t find a good pair of waffle stitch mittens that were for both adults and kids. I knew what I had to do! So here are my mittens that use a fun waffle stitch. There is a kids version and an adult version. Enjoy!

These mittens use a layered stitch technique and include photos showing how to place the stitches. It also has a double folded brim that is worked in short rows after you finish the hat.

This hat uses a layered stitch technique and includes photos showing how to place the stitches. It also has a double folded brim that is worked in short rows after you finish the hat.

This is a fun dishcloth pattern that is approachable for beginners! It uses the lemon peel stitch, which is just a combination of double crochet and single crochet. There is a half double crochet border just to tidy up the edges!

This is a fun cardigan pattern that works up quickly. It uses a 4 row repeat that is easy for even beginner crocheters to do. There is a video and pictures in the pattern to help make it easy to create. The pattern is also size inclusive and is written for sizes XS-5XL but includes instructions on how to adapt it to be even bigger if you so cho...

A fun pair of mittens. They are in one size that should fit most adults but are easily customizable with addition or subtraction of rows! There are instructions on how to do this in the pattern itself. They work up quickly and are great for last minute gifts or market shows.

A fun pattern that works up quickly and can be adjusted for different sizes! It uses basic stitches and is perfect for a last minute gift.

This listing is for a PDF of my cup cozy pattern! The pattern uses the following stitches:

Things you’ll need:

When I sat down to make this hat, I wanted it to be full of texture so that it didn’t distract too much from the yarn I chose. I finished this hat off with a faux fur pompom and it’s been my most popular hat to sell this season!

What you need:

What you need:

When I decided to enter the county fair this year, I knew I had to come up with something fun and unique. As is my style, I went with a repeating pattern that was fun and textured. I hope you enjoy!

This pattern is the written version of the pumpkin I made for TikTok. You can find the videos to

This listing is for a PDF pattern file to make the Ridged Scrubbie pattern. This pattern uses post stitches, double crochet, half double crochet, and working in the 3rd loop.

When I finished up the Magic Twist hat using a double strand of Chameleon yarn, I noticed I had a good bit left and I figured I’d make some fingerless gloves. For this, unlike the hat, you only use one strand while working. This is a great way to use up what’s left of each ball of yarn.

This is a listing for a pdf downloadable pattern for the Magic Twist Hat. You will not receive a physical product!

This is a fun hat pattern that uses the bead stitch and crossed double crochet to make a repeating X’s and O’s pattern. This also uses treble crochet and back loop only.

Stitches to know:

These gloves are super simple and work up quickly once you get the hang of the Harringbone Half Double crochet stitch. I was able to make a pair in a few hours. They’re worked in the round and at the start of each round you’ll chain 2. You’ll always close with a slip stitch to complete the row. If you want to make them longer, you can always re...

Gauge is not needed as this is worked in the round.