Stand Up Basket Duo These bright and happy baskets – with or without the wooden base – will make a great addition to any room in your house where you want to corral some clutter. A tighter than average gauge on this smooth bulky yarn makes sure the sides of the basket stand up and… Continue reading Stand Up Basket Duo
Hearthside will keep you warm and cozy on a winter’s night with or without the fire! Crocheted in a möbius from the center of the wrap out, it works up very quickly in a Super Bulky yarn. Stripe two colors as I did in the model, or use just one color for a more subtle… Continue reading Hearthside Möbius Wrap
What is more fun than a scarf crochet a long? One for matching hats! here is the Ultramarine Hat to match my last post with the Ultramarine Scarf! This scarf is part of the Scarf of the Month CAL. This year-long event is hosted by Oombawka Designs (you can find her new Sweet Serenity Hat… Continue reading Ultramarine Hat to Crochet
This is one of my favorite single crochet stitch variations in which trios of single crochet stitches hang out on top of each other, giving densely textured stitches with both vertical and horizontal interest. This post may contain affiliate links. This scarf is part of the Scarf of the Month CAL. This year-long event is… Continue reading Ultramarine Scarf to Crochet
Like everyone else in the world I was quite taken with the sight of Bernie Sanders sitting at the Inauguration. While the eye-catching warm bulky mittens he wore were made by a Vermont artist who uses felted sweaters and fleece to make her creations, of course I decided I wanted to do a crochet version.… Continue reading Bernie’s Mittens to Crochet
The Compound Pocket Scarf has alternating sections of crochet linen or moss stitch, and double crochet shells, making a fabric that is super comfortable to wear because it is so stretchy. You can make an extra long one like I did her so the wearer can wrap it around their neck, or go shorter if… Continue reading Compound Pocket Scarf
Thick and tweedy, this cushy cowl will keep you or a loved one warm on a cold winter's night! The yarn shades gradually from one tweedy color to the next. Use neutrals like I did here or grab a brighter colorway to brighten up a dreary day. This post may contain affiliate links. If you… Continue reading Burly Crochet Cowl
Silly Monster will not only hold your treats but he will gobble them up with his open mouth if given half a chance. He's very quick to stitch in bulky weight yarn, and his hair is made by working single crocheters between the loops of the currently very popular loop yarn! Finished Size: Bag is… Continue reading Silly Monster Trick or Treat Bag
