This is a very quick crocheted cover for the Kindle 3. Cover can also be lined for additional structure and kindle protection.

When I couldn’t find a towel topper that I liked -- I designed this. The difference from most other towel toppers is more gathering of the towel and a shorter and wider wrap-around neck.

This is truly a scrap yarn project! Any combination of weight and hook size will produce a distinctly different look for the flower.

Romi-Yo will “worm” his way into your heart!

A nice way to keep your wrist and hands warm and at the same time have the use of your fingers.

A quick and easy reversible blanket that can be made any size with any yarn. The stitches are double crochets and front post double crochets that produce interesting and different textured patterns for both the front and the back.

Plarn: Yarn made from plastic bags.

A fun finger puppet for older children.

The squares of this blanket are worked in a soft and fluffy yarn that “pop” the geometric design.

Updated 3/26/2014: Clarification of Round 2 repeat.

This was a joint project over the internet with Anna Maria Canepa Mordacci of Sweden and myself.

This bun cover is designed with both an elastic band and an optional tie to allow for maximum fit.