Since I am in the last months of my pregnancy I decided not to do any garments for this period of time. Well, except one. Which I will reveal it in a later post, so stay tuned.
So, what to do? Home décor of course! And since Christmas is maybe my favorite holiday of the year and it’s right around the corner, I give you crochet Christmas trees!!!
November is here and the colder months are just outside our doorstep. It’s time to crochet your favorite hat for the season.
Slouchy hats are always my go-to when it comes to everyday activities. They are usually not tight at all, which means you can wear them for hours at a time. Also, they tend to have a nice drape and a casual look, making them perfect for morning or afternoon outings.
If you are reading this blog it can only mean one of two things. You are either a crochet lover and you are here because you enjoy the free patterns and the inspiration behind this blog about your favorite hobby, or a fellow designer who is actively engaged with the yarn-related community.
One of the easiest projects you are going to make in your life is any crochet newborn hat. They are great for practicing and they are so small that will give you the satisfaction of completing a project.
Babies will look good in anything! That’s a fact! But a baby bear hat? Cuteness overload!
I always get way too excited about new projects. Usually, time can’t pass fast enough from idea to completion. The Aspen rug was one of those projects.
Owning a yarn bowl is always useful! I know most of us think that there are just another pretty addition to our addiction, but let me tell you otherwise. If you were ever crocheting on your couch and you had your yarn rolling around the house, only to collect dust, guess what. There is actually a way to stop that from happening. Yarn bowls!
Is your yarn stash getting out of hand?
Do you always try to keep it in check?
I love organizing stuff! Ok, maybe some things in my house are more likely to be called well-organized chaos, but my yarn stash ain’t one of them!
I am a big fan of season change and apparently fall is my favorite this year. Just two weeks ago, I posted my crochet autumn leaves pattern and now it is time for a knitting one! Yes, I loved my leaves so much that I decided to create some fall leaves for my fellow knitters, too!
This is going to be a different post than the ones I have been publishing. You may not find interesting at all how I choose to grow my blog and the blogging tools that help me every day in my mission, but I bet there are going to be some of you that will find it useful.
It has been a long time since I published a new pattern, but I hope with this one I will get back on track with my regular posting schedule. Personal life just got too much in the way! It happens from time to time. If you wanna stay in the loop, remember to subscribe in my mailing list, plus receive a little freebie for your trouble in the box at the end of this blog post.