Project “Yarn Stash Buster” is still in progress. Today I want to share with you a colorful crocheted circle baby blanket made from the never ending yarn pile I continue to share with you. It’s like that plate of spaghetti in the restaurant. No matter how much you eat it[Read more]
Since getting married this past fall, I’ve kind of taken a hiatus from blogging. But thankfully not from crafting! I’ve actually picked up the pace and tackled projects I never thought I could. I’ve also discovered some unfinished projects, as well as the beginnings of a breeding stash of yarn[Read more]
I love bed linens – crisp and clean. The best is when you crawl into bed and they are nice and cool! I have been using this easy Hot Dog Style Pillowcase as a sewing project for my 9th grade classes. They make pj pants too, so it’s a great[Read more]
What do you do with that leftover sock yarn? The perfect yarn stash buster is knitting baby socks of course. I always have yarn leftover when I make a pair of adult size socks. This is the perfect project to use some of my sock yarn stash. The pattern is[Read more]
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]
Are you ready for a “Yarn Stash Buster?” This knitted cowl was a natural. I simply used a tried and true pattern from a past post, so if you are looking for a free pattern, here it is – Easy Peasy Knitted Cowl. I’m not sure which finished cowl I like[Read more]
Another baby blanket is done! I love making baby blankets because they are… adorable cuddly easy compared to a full sized blanket small enough to try unique or challenging designs and they are made with love for a special baby! This pattern is a knitted cable design. A bulky yarn was[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]