Flying At Night is so named because it reminds me of how beautiful the Earth looks at night while flying. Blinking lights show up in grid patterns and are sometimes bright little sparks and sometimes partially occluded by clouds.

This is an adventurous beginner to intermediate Tunisian crochet pattern that takes advantage of working in the round and a relatively small variety of stitches to create an entertaining diamond pattern for a cowl in DK-weight yarn. It was originally created in collaboration with AT Haynes House Yarns using their Fall 2022 We Got You Collection...

While considering what to name this project, I was inspired by the colors of my yarn, the tea sitting next to me, and the shape of the honeycomb stitch. The Currant Tea Scarf incorporates colorwork and texture techniques that make the craft so captivating, and yet is designed for beginner Tunisian crocheters. Experienced Tunisian crochet artist...

Meet the Sugar Seashore Wrap. Sugar because it’s a sweet and breezy project that works up quickly, and seashore because of the origin of the inspirational yarn plus the overall look of netting with a few sparkly shells, aka beads to add some nice weight and drape. This beginner-level Tunisian crochet rectangular wrap represents the convergence ...

While working with this beautiful yarn from Ancestral Fiber Co., I wanted to honor one of my ancestors. My Great Aunt Millie Modrow was always an inspiration to me. I loved her so much and she loved me no matter my childish flaws. She was the kindest person with the best sense of humor that I still miss to this day. I have named this shawl afte...

While discovering and creating items using Tunisian crochet, I came to appreciate the almost architectural aspects of using vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines in one pattern. Also, working Tunisian crochet in the round lends itself well to playing with color, as the forward pass can be one color, and the return pass can be another. Soon, ...