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An easy to make Unisex Beanie. Free crochet pattern, designed by Jessie. A great gift idea & inexpensive using Red Heart Super Saver yarn.
Brown can be such a lovely color. It goes with many other colors, and makes a great accent. I love accessorizing with various shades of brown. So if you’re afraid of working with brown, don’t be! Here are some patterns that look beautiful in brown, give one a go!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
This summer I purchased a set of Denise2Go interchangable Tunisian hooks – and I paid extra for the pink roll case to give money to Cast Off Chemo! I’ve had the chance to try them out on a few projects, most notably my Glitter and Gleam Super Scarf, and I’ve really enjoyed using them. Now you can pick up your own Denise hooks or needles for 15% off!!! Just pop on over to the Denise site and use code
By now you all know how much I love my Cricut Explore Air (you can read all about it and what it does HERE). Well, I am now the proud owner of a Cricut Explore Air 2!! It’s so awesome, and a very pretty mint green and silver.
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Simple to make lovely to wear. My latest free crochet pattern is a petite mini-wrap featuring Nako Arya Ebruliyarn from Plymouth Yarns.
Super Scarves are here to stay, so embrace the warmth! Personally, I’ve always been a fan of over-sized scarves, as I am an even bigger fan of being warm. So I’ve poked around the internet and found some of my favorite super scarves to share with you today!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
The felting kit used in this review was provided by Going Gnome for an honest review. The opinions in this review are those of Jessie Rayot.
This summer I discovered Going Gnome felting kits. I’ve never tried needle felting before, and I thought it would be fun to give it a go. Plus the ladies at the booth were just so much fun, and they assured me that even someone who had never tried before could make the mushroom kit. They were also kind enough to give me an already made mini gnome to pose in the photographs. He’s a bit cheeky, and I couldn’t get him to stay in one place for all the pictures.
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