Rectangle granny blankets

Made for the charity Project Linus, granny patterns are great for destashing acrylic yarn, which is what the charity prefers.

Project Linus

Dropping this "big kid" blanket in cheerful colors off to Project Linus. Loved working on it. Hope it's a comfort.🧡💙💚💛

St. Patrick’s Day afghan

There's a great sense of accomplishment when you see a pattern, and can manage it without buying the supplies. It almost justifies the yarn hoarding you've been doing all this time. Almost. A close up. This is my version of the Fields of Clover Afghan from Premier Yarns. Modified slightly to accommodate my acrylic stash,…

Small Flower Afghan

This was a fun little blanket made from Lion Brand Heartland yarns. LOVE the colors this new yarn offers and it fluffs quite a bit after the first washing/drying. The motifs are a free pattern download found here.

Newborn hats for photoshoots

My sister has become a photographer, so I'm trying to make sure she has some prop hats for the newborns. So far we have these ..... (click here for my ravelry projects for patterns and yarn details) A stocking hat with interchangeable pompoms.... Save

Ireland in the summer

We just returned from a bus tour and family visit in Ireland. People ask where we went, and it's more like, where didn't we go? First there was some gift making for the family we would visit... Hats and cowls for the adults: Hackey Sacks for the kiddies: Then we parted on a short flight…

Flower Baby Blanket

A new flower baby blanket for my Etsy shop....

Autumn Baby Gifts

Recently, a friend asked if I would make a blanket for a "Black & White themed baby room, but with a touch of orange" and then make a "pumpkin sack and cap" for this new little sweetie pie. Here are the finished pieces...

The Wooleater Blanket

I finished it and it sure did eat a LOT of wool! Made with acrylic yarns leftover from other projects. Somehow, I had a whole rainbow but for the lime green, they were all in my yarn tub.

Woohoo for Baby Blankets

I make these when I drive - YEP - You read that correctly. BUT not when I'm moving, just at traffic lights, train crossings, bridge openings, lunch breaks or just as a passenger when someone else is driving. They're made with washable, dryable easy care yarn and are so soft. They are currently for sale…