Scoodie Szn
The temps are dropping, which can only mean one thing - it’s time to layer up! Meet the “SquareOne” Scoodie, part scarf, part hood, and 100% cozy. This clever accessory keeps you warm and bundled without juggling two separate pieces. Even better, the SquareOne Scoodie Pattern is beginner-friendly, so you can whip one up without tons of experience.
Ready to get stitching? Check it out here
SCRUNCHIES!?
One of my favorite ways to quickly elevate an outfit is with scrunchies. And if that sounds like your jam, then these crochet scrunchies are for you. Not only are they effortlessly stylish, but they also are:
Available in sets of 3
Made from 100% cotton yarn (for a softer feel on your hair)
Designed with a minimal aesthetic (versatile for any outfit)
Charts, Charts, Charts
If you’ve been following along, you know I’ve been releasing Zodiac Sign Charts on Pinterest! So far, I’ve shared charts for Virgo, Libra, and now Scorpio.
Each sign includes two chart versions — one that’s simple and beginner-friendly (perfect if you’re new to tapestry crochet), and another that’s more artistic, inspired by the symbolism of the sign itself.
Coming Soon
Holiday Nostalgia in the palm of your hands
NHL Takeover?
Patterns & Pinterest posts that spark inspiration
If you're annything like me you love a good blanket. Something about being wrapped up in a cozy blanket makes me feel truly at peace. So when I saw this Crochet Blanket on Pinterest I was in love. I especially like that rather than all of the squares being of uniform size, they are varied and thus paired with the colors give the blanket an abstract look.
The squares appear to be solid granny squares (minimal holes are good for retaining heat) but you could also go for a classic granny square.
Simple but effective crafting tools and tricks to work smarter not harder.
Early on in my crochet journey very little scared me more than running out of yarn in a skein. See at the time I wasn't in the know about what I feel is a very underrated skill: attaching new yarn. So I hopped online and stumbled upon the "Magic Knot". This method for attaching yarn works like a charm and ensures no unraveling (if you do it right). I will admit that there is a learning curve. In fact when I was first getting the hang of it I kept the diagram on my phone's favorites for weeks.
Tip: The Magic Knot for attaching new yarn
My own personal "Best of" for projects of the past, present, and future.
I'm sure at this point it's no secret that this time of year is my favorite. So, as soon as I get the chance I get to decorating the whole house accordingly. Of those decorations this Fall Tapestry I designed is high up on the list. Not only do the vibrant colors in the leaves pair wonderfully with the season but this tapestry also serves as a reminder to slow down and enjoy nature's change.