This doily is worked in two pieces: the main doily, which has the swirl design, and the TARDIS applique, which is sewn onto the doily. The doily and the applique patterns can be used on thier own or in conjunction with different patterns.

Reverse-engineered from a doily I found at my great aunt’s house. The doily is worked by first making the middle section in rounds, then working each individual corner in rows.

This pattern can be used in so many different ways…general decoration, embellishment of other patterns, applique…the possibilities are endless!

I found an old hotpad/coaster at my grandma’s house, probably made by some recent ancestor of mine, and decided to reverse-engineer it. This pattern is the result.

I made my shawl out of Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn, however, this brand does not have the best drape, and I am sure any other brands would work just as well, if not better. For a chunkier shawl, use thicker yarn and larger hook sizes, likewise for a lighter, more elegant shawl, use thinner yarn and smaller hook sizes. However, the leaves can w...

This is an easily customizable pattern. You can make the flower and stem as big or small as you want by adding more rows of making less rows than called for in the pattern.

This is a very easy pattern with a very simple design. As such, it should work well to show off mulitcolors and such, if desired. If you’re looking for a very simple dishcloth with nothing fancy about it, this is for you!