These purse handles are made very quickly, and are sturdy and durable. They can be made in any colors to match your project, or in jute which will coordinate with any colors. Black is also another good option and it too will work with any color of purse being made!

Make your own beautiful Feather and Fan Crochet Blanket in white for a neutral look. This free chunky afghan pattern works up quickly and has lots of great texture.

The Romanian cord is a flat cord with a striking texture that is the same on both sides. It's a perfect option for things like drawstrings, ties, straps, and bag handles! The easy technique starts with 2 set-up stitches, and then is just one simple stitch repeated for the desired length of your cord.

Here's another beautiful heirloom project to make! Perfect as a Christening/Baptism shawl and suitable for a baby's crib, stroller, diaper bag or photo prop. This crochet white blanket definitely has the ‘wow' factor. It is visually stunning in white!

Here's how to make crochet bag handles the easy way! There are no extra loose ends to weave in, and you can use this technique on any bag, regardless of the size and regardless of the stitch pattern.

Crochet handles have the potential to stretch and lose its shape over time depending on the type of stitch used and if they are worked row by row lengthwise. This tutorial will show you how to crochet stylish handles for your crochet purses and how to minimize the amount of stretching!

Handbag handles can be finicky. You want to make them sturdy to avoid stretching or losing shape. Plus, you want them comfortable to sit on your shoulder or in your hand. This pattern will teach you how to crochet a handle in three different ways: braided handle, tube handle, and Tunisian handle. They're perfect as crochet handbag handles for your bag, tote, purse, and more.

These Little Monarch Butterfly Wings are super easy to create and make a great Halloween costume or a cute additin to dress-up play. Just pair these wings with some black leggings and black top, you've got the perfect monarch butterfly costume.

These pretty, little butterfly wings are so quick and easily made with only two rounds of crocheting, and it's all done in one piece so there isn't any sewing involved.

You can pair it with a little fairy doll os you can also use these wings as appliques or embellishments on your craft projects. I think they'd look precious on a baby blanket or as an applique on a beanie or cardigan