Category: crochet

In 2012 I created these adorable snowman hats for a client. I may have to make some more – I forgot how adorable they are! The snowman’s top hat has stuffing so it stands up. You can find the FREE pattern from Repeat Crafter Me here. If you make one, please share with me! I’d love to see all the creativity out there.

A fellow I went to high school with – we shall not say how long ago – ordered this cozy afghan in the colours of the Italian flag. Interesting fact: you need to shop in the Christmas aisle to get the right shades for an Italian flag. I will never look at that aisle the same! I am very excited to deliver it to him. He tells me it’s a Christmas present for himself, which is fitting based on where I found the yarn! Ha ha.  

I used this FREE Engine 1 pattern to make this adorable hat for a client. Thomas’s face and steam pipe are filled with stuffing.

This hat is crocheted as a beanie and then a separate band and flower are affixed for an elegant addition. Click here for the Red Heart free pattern.

I think these pig tails are absolutely adorable! It is made to fit a younger child around the ages of 3-6 years old. I used a pink variegated acrylic yarn. Measures 10″ wide (flat panel) and 6″ high.  

We had a crochet party for my daughter a few years ago (I believe for her 7th birthday). I made these adorable purses as part of the girls loot bags (they also had a crochet hook and ball of yarn included). The girls loved them so much I made a few extra for my shop. They measures approximately 6″ wide by 7.5″ tall. My daughter is modeling different ways to wear the purses.

This fuzzy pink boucle  yarn  worked up beautifully in this baby blanket. Measures 29″ x 33″.  

I was given an enormous ball of orange yarn and a big bag of cream coloured yarn. They were sitting together on my shelf and I decided to make it into a bunch of granny squares. I love how the cream lets the orange blossom and showcase itself in this blanket. Measures 33″ x 41″.