Are you ready for another “Yarn Stash Buster?” This crocheted baby blanket may look familiar to those who follow our blog. It was created by using one of our popular patterns using worsted weight yarn (#4). Purchase it HERE. The pattern is for a full-sized afghan; however, I simply[Read more]
Do you have a Yarn Stash or are you a great Yarn Stash Buster? I didn’t think I had a stash until I took an honest look at my closet. I have always prided myself in not buying any supply unless I had a project in mind. I have never (ok[Read more]
It’s starting to get chilly in our part of the world. In fact today it is cloudy and gloomy. The perfect time to get out the afghans. Maybe you call them throws or blankets. You know the ones, they can be found draped on the edge of a chair or couch. We hide[Read more]
Cleaning tools don’t have to be boring. Add a bit of color to your kitchen with this Easy Pot Scrubber Pattern. I was introduced to this project through our church’s “Helping Hands” group. We send these as gifts to the locals with our pastor when he travels to the mission[Read more]
I was thrilled when my Aunt told me she was bringing me some yarn but I had no idea how much. I’m excited to start thinking about things to knit or crochet. Any ideas? Comment and tell me what you think I should make! Sonya KayEntrepreneurship flows in Sonya’s blood. Some[Read more]
Introducing our first giveaway! We have a crocheted market bag that would be great for gathering your produce purchased at the Farmers Market. Or take it to the grocery store and help save our earth by not using plastic or paper bags. Bag is handmade from 100% organic cotton.[Read more]
*Update 7/3/14* The Houndstooth Afghan Pattern is no longer available for free but rather can be purchased as a download in my Shop. Click here to purchase! Sonya KayEntrepreneurship flows in Sonya’s blood. Some businesses include an artistic rubber stamp manufacturing business, opening and running a bed & breakfast, having[Read more]
How many of you work on multiple projects simultaneously? Sometimes that is called procrastination but in this case, I worked on two afghans at the same time out of necessity (to keep me sane). Afghans take time and doing the same pattern for hours can get a bit boring, so[Read more]