Basics for Intarsia Crochet
After a seemingly never ending string of road trips during the holidays, I’m finally back and able to get to work on viewer request videos. Here is the first of…
November’s Motif of the Month
I’m calling this motif the Peacock Motif because the shape reminded me of a peacock feather. So I pulled together some peacock like colors and made this fun motif that…
In Case You Like Treble Crochet More Than Double
Just in case you loved linked double crochet, I added another video to show how to link treble crochet. Just like the linked double crochet, this stitch will create a…
New Way To Work Double Crochet
This actually isn’t new, but it might be new to you. It’s called a linked double crochet. This stitch is for anyone who doesn’t like the gaps in between normal…
Just Made It – New Motif of the Month
Even though there are only 4 days left in the month, this is the October Motif of the Month: Wagon Wheel Motif. This is a fun and fairly easy motif.…
New Free Pattern – Moss Stitch Beginner Cowl
I’ve finally got a new video up! It’s a free pattern workshop for this super easy cowl. It uses a stitch pattern commonly called “moss stitch”. It’s extremely easy to…
I Call Him… Mini Motif, bwah ha ha ha… (evil laugh)
Sorry for the Austin Powers reference, can’t say mini without picturing him. Anyway, here is the newest Motif of the Month. It was a viewer request. She wanted basically a…
Do You Picot?
What is a picot you ask? According to Wikipedia, a picot is a loop of thread created for functional or ornamental purposes along the edge of lace, ribbon, crocheted, knitted or tatted material. These loops vary in size,…
This Owl is Ready to Wash!
I finally finished the Cabled Owl Washcloth pattern. It is now ready for your download enjoyment (lefties click here)! Be sure to let me know if you have any requests…
Motif of the Month August 2013: Starburst Motif
The newest Motif of the Month was actually a view request. She emailed me asking for a video on this traditional motif and she called it the Starburst, so I’m…