By Rebecca Langford
The very first bag in my Cinch Bag Series is my absolute favorite. The inspiration for it came from traditional African mudcloth, a beautiful handmade cotton fabric that has been a part of Malian culture since the 12th century. And while my hook-and-yarn version isn’t… [read more]
– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – This project is part of the Yarn Stash Challenge. For more great ideas, or to join the fun, visit the Yarn Stash Challenge blog post! – – – – – –… [read more]
Teachers have always been at the top of my list of awesome people, but never more so than this year. Over the last two months I’ve watched my sons’ teachers pull off miracles, juggling a completely unfamiliar method of teaching with caring for their own… [read more]
This pattern is dedicated to my mom and the example she set as a successful business-owning, work-at-home-mama! I should start off by saying that I’m not an expert cross-stitcher. But I do have a neat connection to the world of cross-stitching, because when I was… [read more]
I’ve been on a bag kick lately. I don’t know what it is about bags that make them so fun to design. Maybe it’s the fact that they aren’t limited by shape, color, size… there’s a lot of freedom in that! This bag is a… [read more]
– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – This project is part of the Yarn Stash Challenge. For more great ideas, or to join the fun, visit the Yarn Stash Challenge blog post! – – – – – –… [read more]
