By Rebecca Langford
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]
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]
As soon as Fall decor started showing up at the craft stores this year, it was clear that buffalo check was going to be a staple of the season. And I’m not complaining… because I love it. So I was especially pumped to see that… [read more]
I’ve always been more of a fall person than a Halloween person, but when October 31 rolls around, I don’t mind a bit of spooky decor. And you know what’s great about a jack-o-lantern made of yarn? It doesn’t rot! Score. While I was designing… [read more]
I love fall. It gives me all the feels. When the heat of a Michigan summer finally breaks and the leaves start to turn shades of orange and red and yellow and I can snuggle up in a cardigan and fuzzy socks, I feel an… [read more]
Fun fact about this pattern: I never intended for it to be a pattern! When I crocheted this basket, I was making it up as I went along, trying my hand at the Fair Isle technique for the first time to see if I could… [read more]
