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I have to admit, with the weirdness, chaos, and everything else that this year has been, it was kind of nice to take a minute and look back at what you all enjoyed from my blog. I thought it would be fun to share my top 9 blog posts of 2021 with you!
Last year, during one crazy time, I suddenly got back into designing and creating 3 Birch-themed crochet patterns for you all. Well, after a full of everyone asking… I’ve been asked by many of you to create these, and I am excited to announce… I finally created the kid, toddler, and older baby sizes of the Birch Leaf Beanie!!!
Get your feet wet in knitting and crocheting with this easy pattern for super soft baby washcloths.
Why not some Super Soft Baby Washcloths?
The brick and mortar store I stock with my items, Sage Hen Serendipity, needed some more washcloths. So this time… I thought… “Why not some Super Soft Baby Washcloths?”
I’ve been surrounded by babies and pregnant people lately and have been working like a mad lady to finish baby gifts… so I figured… why not some washcloths? My husband and older kids love all the scrubbies and washcloths I make for them, so why not make some for babies?
Who doesn’t love a nice infinity scarf? My teenager does, and I have to admit, I also enjoy them. The Fall in Love with Paris Infinity Scarf is perfect for those of you looking for something to knit that doesn’t require a lot of knowledge. If you can knit, purl, and yarn over, you’re golden!
I made this because I found some really fun yarn at the Blue Heron Knittery while I attended the first annual Driftless Loop Yarn Hop (Don’t worry, I’ll share it on my Facebook when the next one is).
Originally, when I started yarn crafting, I only knew how to crochet. As I started searching for things to make, I started seeing so many great hats, and sweater patterns that were knit. This led me on a journey to learn how to do both. After completing my first knit project (a winter hat), I realized how much I enjoyed both crocheting and knitting. They each have their positives and negatives. Knitting brings a cleanness to things. Crochet has a different look and feel. It also offers different heights in its stitches. Both can bring great texture to a design.