I am in love with the look and texture of this Celtic weave baby blanket. I’ve been wanting to try this stitch for a while and I’m ecstatic about how it turned out. Although I created this as a baby blanket it would make a great home decor throw as well. The color choices, name, and design were all inspired by March and the shamrock season.
Happy Valentine’s Day! Okay, not quite yet, but it’s right around the corner. This sweet crochet doll pattern was inspired by the classic Necco Sweetheart message candies. The different colors used represent each of the traditional flavors: cherry, banana, wintergreen, lime, orange, and grape. Valentino will make a lovely addition to any amigurumi collection. Will you be his valentine?
Round two for these wonderful little amis! After creating the Seabreeze Fakepops this past summer, I was enamored and knew I wanted to design some equally adorable fall friends. These fake food crochet animals were inspired by my love for all things Hogwarts as well as Halloween snack nostalgia. Each crochet fall creature in this sweet collection was inspired by magical pets and classic autumn treats. The honey dipper design makes each animal easy to display with any of your fall or Halloween decor
Quack, quack! Bring a new smidge of cuteness to your amigurumi collection with Hubert. Break out the autumn decor and let the leaves fall! This little crochet duckling plush is ready for cool weather. Dressed up in his stylish scarf, Hubert is an adorable duckling who is ready to waddle his way into your heart!
What’s the summer without a little mermaid fun? Growing up, I remember countless summers filled with pool time. We had all sorts of games we’d play. We’d do handstands and flips, see who could create the best George Washington hairdo, and giggle our way through Marco Polo. But one of our favorite things to play was mermaids. We’d gather toys and tidbits as our treasures, pretend we could brush our wet hair with forks, and practically live under the water. This crochet mermaid doll is a representation of what I always imagined to be the perfect mermaid. I’m so pleased with how Nixie turned out and I hope you’ll love her too!
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.
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.
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!
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.
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!