The Snow Ornament can start (or continue) a wonderful holiday tradition of handmade ornaments that can passed down.  This pattern works up so fast, you have plenty of time to make a whole tree's worth or one for everyone on your gift list!

The Brandy Bucket Bag is just the right size for a day at the lake or a beachside stroll. It offers enough room for the essentials, without being bulky, and transitions beautifully into your evening plans.

I have been drawn to the Granite stitch (aka moss stitch or linen stitch) ever since I first saw it.  Plus as a resident of the Granite...

Some designs are planned out before I even pick up any yarn or hook. Others, like the Melendy Scarf , are born out of just playing with a...

Even in a New England June, chilly evenings call for cozy layers. Enter the Champlain Shrug—a stylish, easy-to-make wrap perfect for unpredictable weather. Using just one skein of Lion Brand Pound of Love, this beginner-friendly pattern works up as a simple rectangle in herringbone stitch, then folds into a comfy shrug. Customize with yarn, length, or sleeve fit to make it your own. Ideal for relaxing makes and confident wear.

Protect your shades in style! The Sunrise Sunglasses Pouch crochet pattern is a quick, beginner-friendly project perfect for using up cotton yarn scraps. This textured pouch is worked in the round and takes about an hour to complete. It's designed to hold sunglasses or even a cell phone, making it a versatile handmade accessory for your purse, backpack, or beach bag.

Looking for the perfect market tote? The Blair Tote Bag crochet pattern blends practicality, durability, and handmade charm! Crafted with Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton for strength and sheen, this seamless design is worked in one piece, making it both sturdy and stylish. Customize with color blocking or bold hues to match your style. Get the printable pattern on Etsy or Ravelry and create your own go-to bag for market days!

A Stylish Summer Scarf – The Profile Scarf When you think of crocheted scarves, you probably picture cozy, cold-weather accessories. But who says scarves can’t be perfect for summer too? Enter the Profile Scarf—a lightweight yet stylish piece that transitions seamlessly from the warmth of the outdoors to the crisp air-conditioned spaces inside.

There’s something magical about finding the perfect yarn—it’s almost like it speaks to you, shaping itself into the project before the needles even touch your hands. That’s exactly what happened with the Vineyard Scarf.

The Lancaster Wrap is the first asymmetrical wrap I designed.  Designed to handle the ever-changing weather of New England's springs and falls.

So what is a crochet designer supposed to do when she is restricted to the house as she recovers from knee surgery? Create beautiful...

February in New England can feel really Looong, and although we most likely aren't done with snow and cold weather, once we get to March,...

This past fall, we took a much-needed vacation to Cape Cod. If you’ve never experienced the New England coast in late fall, let me tell...

Isn't this the cutest basket?  I don't know about you but as someone running 2 businesses from her home, my office had a lot of smaller...

Meet the Jolly Holiday pillows.  These pillow covers are quick and easy to make, you can make one in an afternoon.  They are designed as...

I wanted to make a simple yet classic poncho for late fall and early winter.  Fun fact, even though I've lived in New England my whole...

The Pine Island Scarf Crochet Pattern is worked width-wise on the bias, creating angled rows.

The Highland Wrap is worked in one solid piece, perfect for relaxing evenings in the early to mid-fall.

The Windham Scarf was one of the first crochet scarf patterns I created. I wanted something simple that would keep the wearer warm.

I knew this throw was going to be named for one of the amazing beaches along the New England coastline, because it just feels like a...