Learn how to make natural dyes and how to dye fabric or other natural fibers at home with household products.
Get spooky with this free Halloween crochet pattern for the In Stitches Scarf. Stay warm and show off your Halloween spirit all October long!
That Witch is a crochet witch hat that’s perfect for Halloween parties and costumes. This free crochet pattern comes four sizes.
Middle school beginnings can be so rough, but I am super happy to say the twins are handling it like champs! They have great friends and great attitudes. We’ve had some bumps that are typical at their age, but we are working through them. Every night ends with “I love you”, and every morning starts with “good morning.” So I call that a win.
Creepy crawly time has arrived, so here are 7 free creepy crawly crochet patterns to get you ready. There are spooks to wear, to cuddle, to decorate and to keep you warm!
Sometimes we all need to escape reality and join the fantasy. It’s nice to be a Princess, Prince, King, Queen, Knight, Magician, or even the Joker now and then. Daydreams and fantasy keep us young and creative. So find your inner child and make some of these fun free crochet patterns to give or keep!
Today I’m sharing some of the awesome sewing supplies by Clover that I’ve been using lately. I’m working on medieval garb for the kiddos, as they have outgrown the garb they have, and Clover has supplied me with lots of notions and tools that make this task so much easier. I’ll share each one and tell you what I like most about them and how I use them.
Clover is also sponsoring a giveaway of some new products and one of my favorite products for one of you! Enter at the end of this post.
Yep, it’s that time already, October is just a week away and with it comes Halloween! Time to think about costumes. I’ve found some fun crochet costume items for you this year. Enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
I’ve wanted to design and make a knit circle pouch for quite some time, but the right yarn never came along. I wanted something that would work when I went to Medieval reenactment events with my knight in shining armor, aka my husband Doug, so I needed a yarn that looked like it fit into the time period, but also a yarn that I liked and that would hold up to the stress of being a belt bag. I found that yarn with Kraemer Belfast Linen Blend yarn!
School is in full thing, which can only mean one thing: Halloween is coming! We still have a month and a half, which means there’s time to make some fun decorations and costumes. So grab your yarn and let’s get to spookifying!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
