This round up includes both free and paid crochet skirt and dress patterns of many sizes! Take a look and see what speaks to you, then go twirl in your new skirt or dress!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Kyla’s room reno seems to be all consuming right now. But there is good news for you ~ I am making several items for her room in knit and crochet, and I will be sharing all those patterns for FREE right here on my blog! I have already started sharing about the rug. I am also thinking of some sort of crown/jewel crochet trim for the bottom of the window valance. Maybe a filet crochet privacy curtain that can just … Read more
This sensational sun hat features a star on top to help keep the sun off the most vulnerable part of your little one’s head, and a mesh side to keep them cool
I have been having fun with the Facebook TBT (Throw Back Thursday) trend. I have been sharing some of my older patterns on Thursdays that some of my newer followers may not have seen yet. Really I have just been doing this on Facebook and Twitter, but this week, it is going to spill on over here. This is today’s TBT pattern: So, how does that relate to today’s blog post? Well, Kyla LOVES those hearts. So much so that … Read more
This funky flower is reminiscent of the 70’s! It’s crocheted in the round, with a slip stitch outline.
Do you like the new look? I knew what I wanted for a long time, but it was not the easiest thing to achieve. Thankfully, with a LOT of help, I am nearly there.  I like it. I really wanted it to be done by today, because I have a guest post on Stitch and Unwind ~ the blog from All Free Crochet & All Free Knitting. I will be writing a few more guest posts for them over the next … Read more
Here comes the sun!! Keep yourself protected with a fabulous sun hat! Here are a few in both crochet and knit. To keep your little ones safe, check out this Spring & Summer Hats for Little Ones round up over at My Hobby Is Crochet!
It’s odd, I’ve lived here, in northern New Jersey just outside of the Lincoln Tunnel, for about eight years; yet until Sunday I have never taken public transit into the City. That’s not to say I haven’t gone into Manhattan, I’ve just always driven in. Before I lived here I lived in Queens, and I took the train of the subway into the City all the time. Yet for some reason, even though it’s quicker to take public transit into the City from here and then it was where I lived in Queens, I just never really went.
