By Rebecca Langford
Spring is here, and before we know it, summer will arrive with its holidays, pool parties and barbecues. These double-thick red, white and blue potholders are the perfect project to get you in the patriotic spirit! It’s important to use a 100% cotton yarn for… [read more]
I feel like Christmas was… a week ago? Yet here we are, getting ready for Easter! When I made the St. Patrick’s Day Treat Bags (inspired by the Potpourri Pouches), I decided these little crocheted pouches could be redone to accommodate pretty much any holiday…. [read more]
Top o’ the morning’ to ya! With St. Patrick’s Day around the corner, I wanted to come up with a festive pattern to share with you that could double as a fun surprise for my boys. While I was making the pattern for the Potpourri… [read more]
Potpourri pouches or sachets are a simple, natural way to freshen up small spaces, such as drawers of sweaters, linens, or socks. Filled with dried potpourri mixed with a few drops of fragrant oil, these hand-crocheted pouches release fragrance slowly over time to keep things… [read more]
For Day 2 of my 12 Days of Christmas, I’m giving you a pattern of a different kind. Because what is a recipe, really, but a pattern for how to create something delicious? It’s probably obvious that I love chai. (And since I have an… [read more]
In my almost decade of crocheting, I’ve never had a very successful relationship with furry yarn. There are so many times I’ve wanted to use it, and I’ve bought more variations of it than I can count over the years, but the skeins have never… [read more]
