Do you want to play a game? If you love Jeeps, you know the game well. Find a Jeep, leave a duck, make someone’s day. Sure you can buy a bunch of fun rubber duckies, but how about a handmade duck? How about using up some scrap yarn? Yes please!

Easy, beginner knitting pattern with basic stitches. One piece design with a crochet chain buttonhole.

Necessity is the mother of invention. While there are many eye masks out there, this one is my solution that is washable, doesn’t irritate my eyes, and doesn’t make me sweat all night.

Pattern is adaptable to different yarn weights, please check gauge. If using worsted, increase tension and/or change hook size. If using sock weight, hold yarn doubled.

Happy Holidays! This light up tree is a space saver and can be easily modified to whatever size you’d like!

This sweet and squishy bear will have any child smiling!

This fun bucket hat is a fast and easy make. The pattern is forgiving and quite simple to make smaller or larger. I like a loose fitting but flattering, slightly floppy bucket hat that I can soak in some cold water and wring out as needed to keep cool while working and playing outdoors. The Cairns Colorful Cotton Blend, Queensland Collection ya...

This cup sleeve fits most plastic cold beverage cups from Starbucks and can be used for many canned beverages as well.

Pattern uses a double ended Tunisian hook in size H and includes yarn substitution ideas

Fun and fast project for teens and adults alike.

Easy patterns don’t always need to look like beginner crochet, and socks aren’t just for knitters. I have long admired the vast library of socks for knitters and how they get both a great fit and those nice stripes to line up. It’s time that crocheters get to try something similar. These get that look with all types of yarn whether using a vari...

A lightweight slouchy beanie with a hint of texture that is sure to become a favorite on bad hair days.

Get the look of hand knitting with crochet and learn a couple of new Tunisian stitches.

G (4mm) crochet hook is used for edging

Gauge is not really important and it’s a great pattern for using up scraps