• Stepping Out Summer Scarf fb

    Crochet Summer Scarf – Stepping Out

    Step out into the summer sunshine with the Stepping Out crochet summer scarf! With lacy diamonds in lightweight yarn, it's a perfect accessory for warmer weather. The height and width are easily adjustable, so you can make it in a size that's just right for you. Wear it as a scarf, headband, belt, or tie it around a hat or…

  • Lunchtime Live Episode 46

    Yarn Over / Under – Lunchtime Live Ep46

    Join me on YouTube for this week's Lunchtime Live episode! In this week's demo, we'll talk about the difference between a yarn over and a yarn under in crochet, and why you might choose to do it the "wrong" way in some specific cases.

  • Lunchtime Live Episode 45 - Stacked Single Crochet

    Stacked Single Crochet – Lunchtime Live Ep45

    Join me on YouTube for this week's Lunchtime Live episode! In this week's demo, we'll look at another alternative way to start your double crochet rows. Stacked single crochet stitches replace the traditional turning chain for a smoother edge.

  • Spring Flowers - 20 Patterns to Knit and Crochet

    Spring Flowers – 20 Patterns to Knit and Crochet

    This time of year, the whole world seems to be in bloom and I love soaking in all the vibrant colors. Spring flowers just have a special way of brightening up the day. Add a little sunshine to your home all year long with these 20 flower patterns to knit and crochet!

  • Starflower Lace Doily - free crochet pattern on Stitches n Scraps

    Crochet Doily Pattern – Starflower Lace

    Dress up your table for spring with the Starflower Lace crochet doily! Tiny, 3-dimensional flowers encircle classic pineapple lace, creating the perfect backdrop for your favorite bowl or vase. Or showcase this beauty all by itself!

  • How to Crochet the Flower Stitch

    How to Crochet the Flower Stitch

    Learn how to crochet the flower stitch! Make 3-dimensional flowers that pop up off your fabric, and see some ways to customize them for different looks. The stitch starts and ends in the same place, so you can make a whole row or round of flowers without needing to cut your yarn for each one.