I found a really pretty pattern on *Yarnspirations the other day called Botanical Crochet Dishcloththat I thought would be perfect as a fall hot pad. I think these are always nice hostess gifts to bring along with me to dinners or get together with friends or family so I'm always making a few in my spare time.
I didn't even think this blanket would turn out as amazing as I saw it in my head, and now I want to keep it for myself. But, alas, I made this for my older sister and I'm so thrilled that it will be hers and I know she will love it.
This is a special one! It's finally going to be for my very first grandchild. As many of you know, I've been crocheting for the day to become a grandma and that time is quickly arriving. My son Tanner and his wife Elizabeth are expecting a boy in December of 2020.
We have been so excited to be asked by Michaels to celebrate National Crochet month by making a project with beautiful yarn from Michaels.com!
I used a new version of Bernat Baby Velvet called Baby Crushed Velvet. I love the tie-dye look of this yarn! I used Hannah's Modern Hearts baby blanket pattern to celebrate my love of crochet.
I've made a daisy blanket for our very own book and I couldn't be more excited to share this project with you!
I've always had a dream to publish a children's picture book and luckily I have a very talented sister who is an artist and helped me make my dream a reality.
Making quick and easy hot pad (pot holders some might say) as gifts have been so fun. We like to make them to go with the Daisy Farm Kitchen recipes that Annie is making too. (She is posting all of our grandma's delicious recipes, look under the Recipes heading under Menu.)
Ahhh! Oh, how my obsession with gingham is continuing and I'm still so in love! I used the corner to corner stitch to work the center portion of this crochet gingham heart blanket and then added 6 rounds of a block stitch for a giant border.
Over a year ago, my dear friend Mandy found out that her colon cancer returned and not in good places. It decided to take up residence in her liver, spleen, and lungs. So, I did what a crocheter does, and made her a blanket.
Hello, Hannah here, I had a lot of leftover colors from my colorful velvet twist headbands, so I decided to make a fun colorful baby blanket! When I first posted a work in progress shot of this blanket on Instagram someone said it reminded them of a chandelier and we couldn't think of a better name for it, so that's what we're calling it!
