Some times you just need some downtime on the computer to get some crochet inspiration.  There are lots of delicious blogs full of tempting projects.  There are write-ups of books and magazines.  There are oodles of free pattern sites to … Read More...

If you weren’t there, you missed out!  We had a fun gathering and lots of show ‘n tell, our favorite thing!  Here’s the rundown.

First, the shop owner, Georgia, who is mainly a knitter, showed off several projects:

Baby Surprise … Read More...

The latest issue of Interwearve Crochet Accessories (special Issue 1010) is on the newsstands now and is FULL of wonderful ideas that will make fantastic gifts for those special people in your life!

There are lots of very attractive caps, … Read More...

If you’re pretty fast, you could whip this little thing up before that party this weekend!

http://sweatersurgery.blogspot.com/2010/10/how-to-crochet-spider-web-skirt-pattern.html

Would work equally well as a sort of shawl, I think.  Would work over most any color skirt or slacks (except black, of … Read More...

What a lovely book this is!  It’s thick, heavy, colorful, and, as one would expect from Margaret Hubert, quite useful.

The photos in this book are crisp and clearly show the stitch indicated.  Closer up photos delineate the difference between … Read More...

I just can’t get enough of these cute, mini, carry-along projects.  These are perfect to stash in your bag while you’re on the run, so you can use those few odd moments waiting for the kids, ‘watching’ kiddie ballet lessons, … Read More...

This is a pic of my daughter modeling a narrower version of the Miley Cowl.  I have fallen in love with this pattern.  It’s a keeper!  In the pictured version, I used two yarns from my stash – one is … Read More...

As I was about to depart my LYS empty handed (almost a miracle!!), I spied this new yarn atop one of the yarn baskets. I touched it – and the rest is history. It’s incredibly soft and comes in dreamy … Read More...

Potholders are usually quick to work up.  I find this one to be particularly attractive.  Made in a variety of colors, they’d make wonderful hostess gifts.

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It’s not too early to get started on some Christmas quickies that you can keep on hand for last minute gifting – and, these are all small things that you can carry along to your kid’s soccer game, with your … Read More...

Recently ran across some cute halloween themed crochet items, so I’ve gathered them here to share.  I think some people go overboard with full out costumes for babes in arms – but each to his own.  Still, babies and toddlers … Read More...

These are just too attractive to wait, although they shout “Spring” to me.  Of course, I’m always ready for Spring.  Hate the cold.  These would certainly brighten up any cold, winter day.

Get the pattern here AND check out the … Read More...

You might just love some of the new Bernat yarns dedicated to the fight against breast cancer.  But, I really just like pink yarn anyway.  Good causes are a plus.  Click here to see what Bernat is offering in colorways … Read More...

Katie has won this book!  I’ve emailed Katie to send her snail mail particulars so I can get the book to her.  Thanks to all who entered and for the good comments.  It’s interesting to see what projects everyone has … Read More...

In the world of crochet, I have come to believe that there is a pattern to suit everyone’s needs.  You just have to find it!  So many of them are now offered for free, that searching online sites is a … Read More...

As usual, we had a fun gathering.  Teresa, Joyce and Melinda were unable to attend but we hope to see them (and others) soon.  Here’s what was offered for Show n’ Tell:

Georgia, the shop owner, showed off the huge … Read More...

I’m very impressed with this collection of bookmarks.  I like to make bookmarks for quick gifts.  It’s so easy to find a pattern that is suited to just about anyone’s tastes.  These are especially cute.

I think this little guy … Read More...