Free Crochet Pattern ~Amigurumi Tea Pot

Every little girl dreams of her very own tea party. My little girl asked me the other day for one. So far I have finished the amigurumi tea pot...

Round Up ~Shawls & Wraps

When there is a chill in the air or your outfit just needs a specail addition, try one of these fantasic shawls/wraps. Let your imagination go wild as you exsperiment with cool new stitches, yarn types, colours and end up looking amazing in your new hand made shawl or wrap. 

Birthday Princess Wand ~Repurposed Wooden Spoon

Every little girl loves to be a princess. Today I caught my little princess waving around my old wooden spoon, pretending it was a magic princess wand. An amazing, wonderful craft idea Popped into my head! Now it was time to do a fun craft together!

Understanding The Single Crochet Stitch

Yesterday I taught you the foundation chain. Today I will teach you the Single Crochet(sc) stitch. The single crochet is a basic stitch that creates a fabric that does not have a lot of holes. Each row should look straight, flat, and dense. A great building block to other, more elaborate crochet stitches.

Understanding The Foundation Chain

You don't know how to crochet? No Problem. Here I will teach you the 'Foundation Chain'. I recommend practising your chain before you move onto the first row. I also recommend starting with a simple, shorter pattern, like a washcloth. Learning with a thicker yarn and hook may also be beneficial, as smaller threads and hooks (in my opinion) are harder to work with. You will see your stitches best with thicker yarn....

Free Crochet Pattern ~ Reversible Dish Mat

This pattern is for a Reversible Dish Mat. It will finish as a thick material to hold lots of water! I used approximately 375 grams of Peaches & Creme Cotton Yarn. This cotton is great for water absorbtion.

Some of us do not have dishwashers, or prefer to allow their dishes to air dry. This will finish up to be an approximately 18 1/2 inches x 13 inches reversible dish mat. Use it to replace that dirty old dish tray under your dish rack, or all on it's own.

My Husband Made A Mushroom Bird House ~ By Niftynnifer

My husband never stops amazing me with his wood projects. This funky, colourful Mushroom can house multiple bird nests, while adding a conversation piece to the yard. He built it, and the children and I painted it. So many hours of creativety.

This Mushroom has 14 holes, that lead to 14 completely seperated, private bird homes.