This is a fun square with a braided circle added at the end to represent the circle of life. Lots of lace and texture to make it interesting in combination with others or on its own for an afghan or bedspread, but if you aren't feeling inspired for such a large project, try two of them together to make a throw pillow or line them for a really cool tote bag!! Designed in worsted weight yarn

This is a very cute back to school project your child will feel proud to take to school. The case is made using cotton worsted weight yarn and a zipper. Pictures are included to show you how to add the zipper.

Crochet your child a back to school gift. Make them a backpack they'll love carrying around. You can use any colors you want to match their personality. This pattern is worked in rounds for an easy work up.

The Sweet Shoppe Easy Crochet Asymmetrical Shawl is the perfect project for those of you who are looking for something a little bit different. The color possibilities are endless. The colors of this shawl remind me of stepping into a sweet shoppe. Imagine stepping into an old-fashioned candy store. I can just see macarons stacked on tiered trays, cookies frosted with pastel colors, chocolate covered strawberries, jars of colored taffy, large rainbow swirl lollipops pops on sticks, and fancy pastries decorated with fillings and frostings.

There is very little that's square about this unique square! It's made in 4 separate, half-circle pieces that are then joined with an edging and sewn together in the middle. It looks complicated, but the actual crochet is very easy. This square is shown here in 3 colors, but can be made all in 1 color, or in as many as 5 or even 6.

Looking for a fun and unique back to school gift? Look no further! Work up these Pencil-Look Crochet Pen Covers and give them to your child's teacher for a super special present! You could make a rainbow of colors and, because they fit over a simple ballpoint pen, these crochet pen covers are a budget-friendly project. With endless color options, your covers will be sure to please anyone receiving them!

How cute is this Frog Backpack? I made this Toddler-sized - 8 1/2” x 11” x 2”. Perfect size for toddlers/preschoolers. I used double-stranded #4 worsted weight yarn to make it sturdy. The 'belly' portion is a front pocket. With a zipper top, this makes a great bag for young kids to tote their stuff to preschool, to play, to grandma's house, etc. Plus, this project was completed in one evening. Simple, cute, and efficient!

The May Flowers Shawl is made up of granny squares with puff stitch flowers in the center. You can choose any colors you wish for your garden. This pattern is very easy. It's also thick and oh so warm, which is perfect for those unpredictable Spring temperatures! The only stitches you need to know are the single crochet, double crochet and the puff stitch. The border is made up of the moss stitch, which is single crochets and chains. This pattern can be altered to fit Youth through 5XL. A table provides the number of squares needed for each size.

This free crochet pattern comes in graph form. There are no written instructions. The design features an adorable crab playing happily at the beach. If you're unfamiliar with crochet a graph you can find two articles within this blog post that go into more details about three different ways that a graph can be crocheted- HDC, Bobble, and c2c. If using the c2c method this graph will work up to a pretty good sized medium or throw sized blanket.