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The Polly Envelope Clutch is a nod to the past. The strap is on the back of the bag instead of hanging from your wrist/elbow.
Make your own simple wine glass lanyard with this free pattern. Perfect for makers and crafters!
We’re finally at the last of my crochet leaf stitch patterns! WHAT?! This pattern is seriously my favorite! When I started blogging and offering patterns, my first 2 were knitted washcloths with a crochet border, and ever since I’ve had this interest and love of merging the 2 techniques together.
So many people are either #teamknit or #teamcrochet. I’m over here singing “Why can’t we be friends? Why can’t we be friends?” (in case you didn’t know, this is the Song Why Can’t We Be Friends By WAR).
Who’s ready for fall????? ME!!!!! And really, almost EVERY millennial girl in the modern-day, first-world hemisphere. 🤣 But that being said… I am a Midwest girl and I do happen to live in one of the most BEAUTIFUL places for Fall (La Crosse, WI). We have some of the most amazing fall weather and with the mighty Mississippi right next door, I personally think it’s one of the most beautiful places you could live (or visit). In case you missed my “sales pitch” on visiting La Crosse, check out Part One of My Leaf Pattern Bundle… Leaf Me to my Coffee Cup Sleeve.
Anywho… this pattern is a super quick make. Once you get your stitches down, you’ll be making this pattern up quicker than you thought.
Nothing Screams Fall like leaves! The Leaf Me to My Coffee Cup Sleeve is a super cute leaf cup sleeve that fits most travel mugs.
Get cozy with the perfect crochet project – the Cozy Hug Blanket. Learn how to make this beginner-friendly blanket that feels like a warm hug.
Discover how to create a small tech bag with this free pattern. Get step-by-step instructions and pictures on how to make your own!
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?
I’m pretty excited to share this next pattern! The Alma Mater Scarf-Cowl was a creation for my oldest daughter to bring to school back in 2018. Her school does a student auction twice a year, the first one is a silent auction, for which this scarf was made for.