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Adult Woman’s Short Crochet Slouchy Hat with Visor – Pattern REVIEW

This Slouchy Hat is fun, comfy and different. This hat reminds me of when I used to be in marching band at Colonial High School. During summer band camp, the Tubas (yes! I was a Tuba player) used to have a hat we called Sparkles Magee. It was awarded to the Tuba player that won… Read more

Adult and Toddler Mixed Berries Slouchie Hat and Scarf – Pattern Reviews

                                          I get an email once a week from Lion Brand with the picks of the week. A few weeks ago, I received one that had homespun yarn being featured. That is where the Roaring Twenties… Read more

Roaring Twenties Inspired Beanie with Posy Flower Embellishment – Pattern Review

  This embellished beanie pattern was courtesy of Lion Brand Yarns. It is Gatsby-era inspired from the Roaring Twenties. Looking at it, I definitely see the flapper style. Flapper being a new breed of young Western women in the 1920’s. They cut their long beautiful hair down to cute little bobs, hiked up their hemlines, and… Read more

Gingerbread Man (or Woman) Hat Fingerless Glove Set – Pattern Reviews

This super cute pattern was courtesy of Sarah at Repeat Crafter Me.  I chose to use Deborah Norville’s Everyday Soft yarns in Chocolate (1 ball = 2 hats), Really Red (very small amount), and White (also very small amount), and La Mode 7/8″ Black Buttons (which I got on sale at Joann’s – BOGO!)  I made… Read more

Crochet Blue Winter Hat and Scarf – Pattern Review

Second Winter Hat and Scarf completed!   This pattern is courtesy of favecrafts. It was very easy to follow – good for a beginner.   My choice of yarn was the Premier Yarns Deborah Norville Collection in the color Cirrus – chunky, self striping yarn of blues mixed with white. I do really like the Bernat… Read more

Super T Set – Pattern Review

When I made the Pretty Purple Set for Madison, I had to make something for Tyler too. My cousin, Tiffany, suggested a cape. At first, I thought sewing a cape would be easier and less time consuming. (I have this really great idea for a cute cape in my head, but that’s for a later… Read more

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