These fingerless gloves are made using linked double crochet and linked triple crochet with a stitched join. The tree is stitched on at the end.

Create a cotton summer headband with this quick and easy pattern. Go to my website for video help with the pattern.

Work two colors around each other in a spiraling square of double crochets. Make a thick border in a third color.

A dimensional circle motif; so many uses! Make your own creation using the Skye Circle pattern.

This square is worked as a granny, but some of the stitches are front post, creating depth and texture.

Enjoy making granny squares? Try the Mini Granny Basket!

A new twist on the granny square!

This pattern is for a 5” square with texture. Work it up in solids or a fleck yarn, as shown.

The Tassel Towel Topper attaches to a tea towel and secures around an oven handle.

The Toasty Slippers pattern includes detailed photo instructions for special stitches, including stacked single crochet, linked double crochet, and the vintage pineapple stitch.

Includes instructions for adult/teen mitts in sizes small, medium, and large.

Work top down in the round to quickly make up this sun hat. The pattern makes a medium hat but you’ll simply need to change the hook size to make a small or large.

This hat for a young child is quickly worked up using 2 strands of 4-Medium yarn held together and a K hook.

Use this African Flower Variation motif to create blankets of any size. Included is the African Flower Variation Half Hex used to fill in the sides of a blanket to make a straight edge. The ends of the blanket will have points.

What to do with all the ends of those bars of soap? Don’t throw them away! Put them in the Itty Bitty Soap Saver then use it to lather up in the shower.

This squishy star ornament is pretty on the tree and cute on a package, too!

This intermediate pattern has spike stitch clusters for texture and interest. Use any 2 MED-4 yarns you like.

This intermediate pattern uses spike stitch clusters for texture and interest. Choose any 2 colors of MED-4 yarn.

Three different ornament patterns are included. The first is a circular granny, the second has front posts, and the third has stitches worked over other stitches.

This pattern fits a CorningWare 20 oz. soup mug or a similar mug roughly 14” around and 3.5” tall.

This pineapple pattern is easy to learn with heavier yarn and a larger hook than you would need for a pineapple lace pattern.

Haven’t crocheted in a while? This wash cloth pattern is designed to help you freshen up your stitches. Make a few and use your scraps of cotton yarn to make different colored borders.

This fun little mug rug is based on the “Turkish Crochet Stitch #3” by ellej.org.

A simple but comfortable and durable strap for holding your mask. Give your ears a break!

Learn to work three colors together to create this spiral scrubber. Use one ball of scrub textured yarn with two balls of cotton yarn for a versatile scrubber or just use 3 colors of cotton yarn for a simpler scrubber.

Lily Sugar’n Cream Scrub Off Yarn is alternating sections of scouring textures and cotton, making a scrub cloth that’s part cloth and part scrub! Alternately, you can use any cotton yarn for a plain cotton scrubber.

This Double Layer Pot Holder, inspired by a vintage photo, will look beautiful hanging in your kitchen. It can also save your hand or your table from the damage of a hot pot! The double layers make a nice, thick pad.

This flower coaster pattern, which can also be used as a motif, explains dc3tog, or double crochet three together. Follow along with the video on youtube to learn this stitch and the pattern abbreviations.