A simple step-by-step photo tutorial with written instructions for how to crochet the join-as-you-go method, specifically with granny squares. I loved using this method in my Kit Cardigan pattern to avoid seaming! Step 1: In order to begin joining, you will need one complete granny square (as seen in pink). For this particular pattern a…
A simple step-by-step tutorial for crocheting a basic granny square. Granny squares can be used in a multitude of projects. This is the granny square I used to create my Kit Cardigan, a free pattern you can find here. Abbreviations & Notes ch chain dc double crochet sl st slip stitch Chain 3 at the…
The Kit Cardigan was designed using Knit Picks’ new High Desert Yarn. I’ve written out a step-by-step tutorial guiding you through the process of crocheting your own Kit Cardigan to fit your specific measurements. Materials: Worsted weight yarn. I used Knit Picks High Desert worsted weight. The size in the photo used approx. 1736 yards/10…
You can purchase a downloadable .PDF version of this pattern here or continue below for the FREE pattern. One year ago today, I lost my little Prudy. To honor her lovely, little life I have designed and published this pattern for her. Prudence was a senior when I adopted her. She was in rough shape…
Big shout out to Laeia of @craftymed on Instagram for the pattern name suggestion. I had many suggestions for “wishbone” but was getting more butterfly vibes whenever I looked at this stitch pattern & absolutely love the name. While I mostly knit with super bulky yarn, I have been wanting to add a lightweight ear…
Earlier this year I began thrifting for vintage and retro items with my mom and sister. I’ve always loved retro and vintage designs – especially the flower patterns. They are groovy, fun, and evoke a feeling of happiness whenever I see them. I have a set of vintage amber drinking glasses from the ’60s with…
My simple guide to shooting 30+ days of content for Instagram in less than 2 hours. Creating content for Instagram doesn’t have to be a daunting task. I’m sharing my tips for creating 30+ days worth of photos in less than 2 hours. Good photos can be dependent on so many things; the weather and…