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I LOVE hooded scarves. Since my first hooded scarf pattern in 2011, I have made many more. They are snuggly and the perfect thing for cooler weather. The Patterns Click on the photos below for more information and to purchase the pattern. Hooded scarves are great for costumes and a whimsical touch too. See more…
I like dish cloths that are thick and won’t fall apart from some good scrubbing. This past week I was playing around with stitch combos for a hooded scarf trim (I wanted something kind of thick for the edge) and created a twisted hdc. I am not saying I invented a new stitch since every…
When my new niece was born we knew she needed the perfect Halloween costume. Based on my popular Shark Hat, this cocoon will keep her warm and super cute. About the Pattern The pattern is really easy and includes instructions for making a backpack. My 8 year old said a backpack would be awesome so…
We are getting down to the end of the year and I have been searching for some cloths I haven’t seen before for our weekly scrubbies. I really like how this cloth has a border added…nice touch. My yarn is kind of distracting and doesn’t show the textured as well as the original one, but…
These sunflower tawashis (scrubbies) by Cedar & Linn are so dang cute…maybe too cute for dishes. At about 3″ they would be adorable as an accessory on a hat, headband, anywhere. It took me a half an hour to make one from start to finish. Sunflower Tawashi by Cedar & Linn Materials Cotton yarn in…
I got a little tired of making square cloths so I decided to make one with lots of layers. This spirals around and is fun and easy to make. Wavy Layers Scrubbie Materials Yarn: 100% cotton Crochet Hook: I (5.5mm) Misc: yarn needle for securing ends. Directions 1. With an I hook and yarn, start…