By Rebecca Langford
I think cowls are the greatest thing. They basically style themselves, and they don’t fall off. That’s a win for me! The Cabin Fever Cowl is the match to the Cabin Fever Slouch. It’s chunky, oversized, and stylish. And it’s easy! There’s nothing groundbreaking about… [read more]
A good slouchy beanie is a staple in any cozy cold weather wardrobe. And I don’t know about you, but I am so ready for a little cold weather! The snow can hold off for a while as far as I’m concerned, but bring on… [read more]
The linen (or moss, or seed, or granite) stitch has become a popular choice for baby blankets, and it’s easy to see why. A little quicker than a purely single crocheted blanket (which I also love; see here), the linen stitch still provides a solid… [read more]
I love crocheted baskets. I love making them, I love displaying them, and I love using them. Ever since I came up with my plastic canvas method for stability, I just can’t get enough of these easy projects! I wanted my next basket pattern to… [read more]
I’ve been getting so many requests for a square version of my baskets and I’ve promised to publish a pattern… today I’m finally delivering on that promise! You can read through my design process, or scroll down for the free pattern. Figuring Out the Base… [read more]
One of the most common Malia-related requests I get is for a blanket pattern. I always said I’d publish one, but it’s taken me a long time. (Sorry!) Truthfully, I’ve been incredibly overwhelmed with life (business and otherwise) for a while. So about a year… [read more]
