tangling yarn into beautiful things
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I needed an easy pattern to work on over the last week, so I started crocheting this without knowing exactly what it was going to be when I was done. When I finished it up I started draping it over me in different ways and realized that it can be worn as a skirt wrap, a shawl, or a scarf! … Read more
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I sold a red and orange fuzzy scarf to a friend of mine at the craft fair, and she asked me to make her daughters a fuzzy toque and scarf set for Christmas.The pattern is really easy, but this yarn is a bit tricky to work with.… Read more
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This past week has been busy! My youngest son left for work in Saskatchewan this morning, and the last week we were packing, finding furniture, and I was cooking some easy meals for him. He’s going to be out there for the next few months on an irrigation job, 10 hours a day outside….and SK gets really cold! … Read more
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This crochet cable scarf is a perfect match for either the slouchy beanie or next weeks post, cabled slouchy hat. I decided to make this as a regular scarf, but it can easily be made into an infinity scarf by sewing the ends together.… Read more
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The next four blog posts are going to be crochet cables, starting with this simple cable scarf. If you are new to crochet cables this is a good way to get your feet wet.
I purchased this yarn from Etsy from a seller that was destashing, but you can use any yarn that you have around. … Read more