To begin with, Morris is a fuzzy, truly adorable pinniped. Although his body is textured, this is actually an easy pattern using three basic stitches.

Lastly, here is another lovely, kid-next-door boy doll that will be a fan favorite. Additionally, notice how amazingly customizable this project is. I'm sure you will love it as will your kids!

To start with, this beautiful, airy sleeveless vest is a wonderful example of how a limited color palette adds to the accessory aspect of a garment. Moreover, it's also compact, rolls up tight and can be carried in your bag for when needed.

The secret paths shawl, on the other hand, is a somewhat denser and smaller shawl. Nevertheless, it's also very beautiful.and has a gorgeous color gradient to complement it's variegated texture.

This blanket is undoubtedly a top notch example of just how far you can take the variation in this sort of project. Technicolor dreamcoat? Pshaw! make a continuous mitered blanket instead!

On the other hand, clever ideas for the iphone aren't limited to cases. You have doubtless had a problem with finding your ipad or phone cord at home when someone else “borrowed” it? Accordingly, here is a solution: a crochet-decorated cable cord giving your cable a personal and artsy look. In contrast to other “tags” which fall off quickly, this phone accessory stays in place and will be a joy to look for a long time.

Lastly, but not leastly, the shell easy-peasy baby blanket is another one that juxtaposes a gentle texture with an appropriate color selection. Moreover, it also sports a crisp, definite edge that clearly defines the shape of the blanket.

To start with, please meet Pascal, he's a pal of mine! So, this boy doll is in the form of a playful street urchin who's guaranteed to be a hit.

To begin with, this blooming flower square is a gorgeous example of how to add a 3D feature to a flat square. Indeed, it's almost as if the flower is growing out of the square.