Finger crochet is a great way to enjoy crochet when you don’t have a hook on hand (or, when your hook isn’t the right size for your yarn). It’s also a great way to teach crochet, since your fingers only have to focus on the mechanics of the stitches and not on how to hold … Read more
This easy beanie pattern uses a small shell stitch to add a delicate touch because it is sized just for newborns! I designed the Bambina Beanie to meet the donation requirements for CLICK for Babies, a campaign against infant abuse. If you’d like to get involved by sending a newborn hat to a participating organization … Read more
This is the thirty-first pattern in the Knitted Kitchen Blog Hop: Learn A New Stitch Dishcloth Series 2017. In this post, you can find all the information you’ll need to follow along with all 48 included patterns. The Easy Ripple Washcloth uses an easy-to-remember stitch pattern that is great for ripple newbies. Slightly lacy, it … Read more
I’m so excited to kick off CAL Central’s Back-to-School crochet-a-long with a pencil (or crochet hook) case featuring one of my favorite crochet stitches, the fantail stitch. I’ve combined this lacy stitch with a sturdy, no-sew liner that keeps your pencils (or hooks) inside so they don’t poke through your stitches. Make the liner in … Read more
This is the twenty-seventh pattern in the Knitted Kitchen Blog Hop: Learn A New Stitch Dishcloth Series 2017. In this post, you can find all the information you’ll need to follow along to get access to all 48 knitting patterns. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) … Read more