Welcome to the Dragon Cafe.

Meet Umbra the shadow dragon and Tornado the wind dragon. These dragons are combined into the second pattern in my Kids Creation: Dragon series. Imagined up by the same 10 year old who came up with Bee Lion! While this pattern is not exactly the pictures she drew, I incorporated many of her design elements and even added wings as an option. Sin...

Meet Sky the cloud dragon. Gentle giant, able to summon and control tornadoes with its power. This dragon is the first in my Kids Creation: Dragon series. Imagined up by the same 10 year old who came up with Taco Cat! While this pattern is not exactly the picture, i incorporated many of her design elements.

Say hello to the taco cat! This is the next pattern in my kids creation line, designed by a 10 year old girl who got the final product.

Say hello to the whale burger! This is the next pattern in my kids creation line, designed by a 10 year old girl who got the final product. (I know it says turtle burger in the drawing, but it’s definitely more whale like so I named it that way )

Say hello to Chipy, the pizza-turtlotl! This is the next pattern in my kids creation line, designed by a 9 year old girl who got the final product and chose his name.

As part of my kids creation line, I decided to make one that was a mystery pattern! The drawing was by an 8 year old boy who got the final product. Hint: this is another food animal. Surprise, surprise! There are 2 final pictures at the end of the pattern so if you want to spoil the surprise, you can check them out.

Here’s a white tiger loaf pattern! I have quite a few white tiger patterns but that’s because it’s the mascot for my husband’s 2025 summer school class. But also white tigers are adorable.

My husband and I absolutely love watching Tensura (That Time I Was Reincarnated as a Slime). We started watching it again for probably the 5th time last night and I just had to recreate Rimuru in slime form with his direwolf ears and tail for myself. Ranga is my favorite and maybe one day I’ll make him, but for now I’ll settle with this little ...

Welcome to my first pattern of the kids creation line, where I bring designs from the kids in my husbands classroom to life! This drawing was of an ice cream piggy! Drawn by a 7 year old girl who was gifted the final creation after I was completed with the pattern.

Welcome to my next pattern of the kids creation line! This one is a pizza cat, drawn and imagined by an 8 year old girl who was gifted the final creation when I completed the pattern!

Say hello to Terry the Tortoise! I built the shell for another pattern and that pattern went a little sideways so I diverted and made a tortoise instead.

Welcome to this pattern that is part of my kids creation line! This one is a bee lion, drawn and imagined by an 11 year old girl who was gifted the final creation when I completed the pattern.

Here’s a bundle of some animal keychain patterns! These guys can be used as a keychain or you can not do the chain and it’ll be a little ball almost (stress ball anyone?)

One of the kids leaving my husband’s summer program had a request of a capybara for a going away gift. While there’s cute patterns out there, I wanted something a bit bigger (but not huge) that also had some cute element so here is the fancy capybara as requested by the student! Also the student chose the name Bob

Thanks for checking out my pattern! The pattern uses continuous rounds and invisible decreases. For the sitting version, you need to sew the back legs, ears, and tails. For the sleeping version, you’ll need to sew all legs, ears, and tails. There is a lot of color changing involved unless you choose to only do one color.

The pattern is worked in single rounds so you will slip stitch into the first stitch at the end of each round and chain to start your next round. When you start your next round, make sure you are putting your first stitch into that same space you just slip stitched into, otherwise your finished product will be off.

My daughter was gushing over the ginormous Easter bunny peeps at the store but really, we have no room for that with how many squishes she already has! So these patterns were born.

Quick and easy heart keychain, or weave in the ends to make an applique. Made this pattern to teach to my husband’s classroom as a first time project so they can learn some of the basic techniques! That being said, they sometimes forget which stitch they are on so I wrote the pattern in a way that it can act as a checklist!

Thanks for checking out my pattern! My daughter has something similar to this hanging in her room but on a much larger scale and not crochet. Figured it was cute so it would go well as a giveaway item to my husband’s classroom, or even as a RAOCK (random act of crochet kindness) gift!

Welcome to my white tiger pattern! White tigers is the mascot for my husband’s classroom this summer (2025) so I wanted to make a few for his students but I really hate sewing. My hands always get annoyed with me after a bunch of it so I really wanted a low/no sew pattern where the tiger was on all 4 legs. Since I didn’t like what I found, I ma...