If you’re looking for an easy necklace pattern that makes an impressive statement, the Waterfall Crochet Necklace is the perfect choice.
Being organized is great, but getting organized can be a pain. There are so many crochet patterns to help you get organized while showing off you skills. I’ve collected 7 free crochet patterns to help you organize!
The girls, a friend, and I decorated a cake with some Satin Ice fondant this weekend. We had so much fun and have some basic fondant tips to share with you.
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Welcome to the first part of the Janet’s CAL pattern! We are starting with what will be the inner detail of the blanket. The very center of the blanket starts with a flower and then grows out into a square. Just wait to see what we do to this square next month!
Find all the details and additional links about Janet’s CAL HERE.
Elephants are my favorite animal. I find them quite beautiful and just the personification of peace and grace. I love elephants in art (especially in Indian art!) and they are super cute and fun in crochet as well! Plus, elephants are often seen as lucky, and we are approaching St. Patrick’s Day. So I thought this evening I would share 7 free crochet patterns that feature elephants!
The Origami Little Bird is just so sweet. Make them in a variety of colors and place them in your houseplants for a little whimsy!
Last month I was at the Art Bin booth at Creativation and I discovered a mutual love for Origami with a lovely lady named Susan. She recommended I try out one of Art Bin’s awesome products for storing my origami paper. So let’s take a look at one idea!
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I love the usefulness and cleanliness of crochet scrubbies! The Hexagon Dish Scrubby has lots of texture so it can scrub well. You can make it larger to be used as a trivet as well. If you make 7 or 8 of them, you can use a new one every day and then toss them in the wash once a week. This makes them more clean, more green, and more affordable then disposable sponges.
