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Crochet Seabreeze Fakepops

Cute, cute, cute! These little crochet fake pops were inspired by beachy daydreams and mamma moments. Our toddler is on the go all day every day, but sometimes we need her to slow down for a second. These “pops” are the perfect toy to help kiddos play while sitting still (aka car rides and potty visits). Each crochet food sea creature in this delectable collection was inspired by summer fruit and the honey dipper design makes each animal easy to grip for little fingers.

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Crochet Mamalite Spa Headband Set

Mother’s Day is on the way! I don’t know about you, but I’m looking forward to some relaxation. Right now, my little loves to do things together and I want her to feel included even when I’m trying to relax. This pattern allows your littles to play along while you kick back for an at home spa day. The absolute softness of Lion Brand Feels Like Butta brings perfect to this pattern. Happy relaxing!

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Crochet Colors of My Heart Education Set

When trying to decide on our little’s nursery theme I could not think of anything but rainbows. Before I knew it, the nursery was filled with pastel rainbow crochet. Our little girl is now almost a year and a half old, and she’s beginning to learn the basics of letters, numbers, and colors. Another chance for rainbows to shine! This set is a great educational tool that can be used for color sorting and matching as well as counting.

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Crochet Boo Boo Bunny

While we were growing up, my parents had a boo boo bunny constantly on-hand. I loved using the cute pink bunny that held what seemed like a giant ice cube for all my injuries. Now that I have my own baby girl, I wanted her to have her own boo boo bunny. She’s reached that age when she’s starting to run, jump, and climb and that has led to some minor ouchies. I said what better timing to need a boo boo bunny than close to Easter. So here it is in all its cuteness, the Crochet Boo Boo Bunny!

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Crochet Deidre Plush

We are excited to share our Irish ancestry with our daughter as she grows older. I designed this crochet plush with a nod to that as well as for this year’s Saint Patrick’s Day. I hope it will be the first of many such dolls. My daughter already loves Deidre and carries her around everywhere. I hope this doll brings you and yours as much joy.

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Crochet Ocarina Pullover Blanket

The Crochet Ocarina Pullover Blanket is a simple and easy pattern perfect for beginners to create soft and comfy loungewear. I’ve been in love with gaming since my first personal gaming experience – Ocarina of Time. I spent hours working to beat the game then and still enjoy playing every similar game I can get my hands on. The colors in this design are a nod to this nostalgia. The design is ideal for kicking back in comfort whether you’re saving Hyrule, delving into your latest read, or simply enjoying a cup of tea.

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Crochet Valentine Victuals

The Crochet Valentine Victuals is a cute and easy free pattern using single crochet to create this set of adorable amigurumi food buddies. I enjoy seeing food buddies on greeting cards and for holidays like Valentine’s Day, but they always seem to be the same few sets (i.e. milk and cookies). I wanted to create an amigurumi food buddies set that went off from the typical trend. After considering various options, I decided on grilled cheese and tomato soup (one of my favorite comfort meals). Work up this set for you and your valentine or simply treat yourself to the cuteness!

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Crochet Aialik Toddler Blanket

The Crochet Aialik Toddler Blanket is a beautiful easy free pattern using half double crochet to create a faux knit look. Before my daughter was born I purchased this Bernat yarn to match her nursery theme. I wasn’t sure at the time what I wanted to make, so it has been waiting to become this beautiful crochet toddler blanket. I love the look of knit blankets, especially for kiddos, but have yet to learn knitting. That combination is what inspired this crocheted faux-knit design. The color pattern was inspired by the Aialik glacier – a gorgeous natural formation in Alaska.

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Crochet Triple C Basket

The Crochet Triple C Basket is a beginner-friendly free pattern that makes it easy to create home storage in a short time. After the holidays we found our home with a surplus of toddler toys and a deficit of toy storage. Do you know what I found that is the perfect size to store blocks and small to medium-sized toys? Coffee cans! Perfect size, yes. Pretty, not so much. I created this beginner crochet basket to dress up the cans. The triple c stands for coffee can cozy. This basket can also be used on its own. Leave seam out or flip inside out for different looks.