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Starlet Cape – Pattern Review

While I was updating my Vanna’s Choice section of my Yarn Review page, I re-came across Lion Brand‘s Starlet Cape. I say ‘re’ because I had previously bookmarked it – and then forgot about it! My Aunt Patti is getting married in Las Vegas in a few months by an Elvis impersonator. I love the… Read more

Roving and Non-Roving Scarf and Hat – Pattern Review

Before I go into the post, I would just like to say this has been sitting in my draft box since January! Just waiting on pictures and final editing. Man, I have been slacking. Geez! This hat and scarf will still come in handy to those of you still experiencing snow, however, in the state… Read more

Ceramic Tile Coasters for Spring – Up on Etsy!

Each coaster is 4.25″ x 4.25″. They are handmade with ceramic tile, scrapbook paper and Mod Podge. I have a detailed photo tutorial to make your own if you are interested – DIY Ceramic Tile Coasters. The coasters have been sealed with an Acrylic Sealer to make them water resistant. Keep in mind, they are not water proof…. Read more

Toddler Crochet Thick White Hat with Earflaps and/or Fingerless Gloves – Pattern Reviews

This hat pattern was courtesy of Sarah over at Repeat Crafter Me. The hats were supposed to be snowman (and woman) for my little cousins, Madison and Tyler, but I started them about a month ago – when it would have been fun to sport around a snowman with the holidays upon us, but now… 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 Softee Chunky… Read more