
Put Your Best Hook Forward #9
Welcome! I know this is a bit of a different post than I usually put out, but I’ve been offered an opportunity to co-host a link party along with Ashley from Edyth Blayn and Rebekah from Rebekah’s Haas and Home!

Put Your Best Hook Forward #9
Welcome! I know this is a bit of a different post than I usually put out, but I’ve been offered an opportunity to co-host a link party along with Ashley from Edyth Blayn and Rebekah from Rebekah’s Haas and Home!

The Moonstone Kimono is one of those garments that you can wear year round. When the weather is warmer, you can spice up a simple tee or tank top and when the weather is cooler, you can layer it over a flannel or long sleeved shirt. I love when you can get more than one seasons worth of use out of a single item!

The Rustic Wrap Bracelet is an easy crochet project that works up quickly. You can customize the bracelet to be any size you need and use any beads you want (as long as they have center holes large enough to fit a large eye needle through).

The Maui Convertible is more than just one item. When you get creative, a simple rectangle can be used in a myriad of ways you never thought possible! Let me show you how…

Who doesn’t need a Heart Stitch Marker in their life? I know I do! It was so fun making my own stitch markers. I got to try the pattern out in different colors and I can’t wait to use them on all of my crochet projects!

I’m very excited to share the Melon Ball Shawl pattern with you today! I would classify this project as an Easy/Intermediate level pattern so if you are newer to crochet and looking for a next level challenge, this pattern is for you! And for those of you seasoned pro’s, this pattern is still very enjoyable and works up quickly.

I’m so excited to present the Iris Lapghan crochet pattern to you today! Whether you need a baby blanket, wheelchair afghan, throw blanket, lap blanket or a blanket for any size bed, this pattern can be customized to suit your needs simply by adjusting your foundation chain.