One of the best ways to complete a scarf is to add fringe. Follow this tutorial to learn how to add fringe to a scarf. First, decide what length you want the fringe to be (I usually do 5 to 6 inches). Double the desired length and add 1 inch, then cut the individual strands […]
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If you’re looking for a blanket that is easy to make and looks beautiful, the Summer Breeze Throw Blanket is the one for you. This is great for someone needs a blanket on them while watching a movie or to fall asleep on the couch no matter what the season is. This is also a
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The idea for the Geo Throw Blanket came from wanting to make my son a throw blanket that he would love. It’s so easy to find something for girls or babies, but it’s a little more challenging to find designs for boys/men. The goal was to make a blanket that wasn’t too girly that incorporated
The Sunshine Crochet Baby Blanket is an easy crochet pattern that uses a combination of the herringbone half double crochet and the 4 crossed double crochet stitch. It’s mainly the herringbone half double crochet, and every 4th row you’ll do a 4 crossed double crochet stitch. It’s the perfect project to learn a new stitch
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The Crochet Sedge Stitch Baby Blanket uses one of my favorite stitches throughout the blanket. To make it, I just modified the Suzette Stitch by adding a hdc, so I didn’t know what was called. After some research I found that it’s called the Sedge Stitch. For the blanket in the picture, I used Caron
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I’ve been wanting to make the Spoke Flower Blanket for a very long time. I’d seen it here and there on Instagram and the internet, downloaded the pattern, but just never got around to making it. (I have a lot of patterns just waiting to be made.) I had some leftover yarn from the Pastel
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If you’re looking for a shawl that is easy to make and looks beautiful, the Everyday Shawl is the one for you. That’s what I was looking for when I made this. The trick is to use gorgeous yarn, and everything else falls into place :). To make this, I used 1 whole skein of
After a busy day, sitting down to crochet a simple blanket is the only thing I want to do. Usually, it’s one that uses only 1 or 2 stitches repeatedly. The Criss Cross Crochet Blanket is one of those blankets. The main stitch of the blanket is criss cross double crochet, and it’s repeated until
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The Pastel Rainbow Shells Baby Blanket uses one of my favorite stitches throughout the pattern. The shell stitch is easy, and produces a beautiful blanket in the end. I also like it because you don’t necessarily have to count stitches because each row ends and begins a certain way. The blanket in the picture is
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The Heart Easy Shells Hat is designed to complement Heart Easy Shells Baby Blanket. It uses the same stitch in the round. The blanket and the hat together make a lovely combination for newborn baby (yours or someone else’s). I’ve made multiple versions of this hat using different yarns. For the first one, I used
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