[Image 4502 in which I perch precariously on the piano bench in an attempt to get a good quilt photo.] This week I had the enjoyabl...

A few weeks ago I decided to use up some of my yarn scraps by making a hat for Sweet Pea (my girl loves  hats) that used a cool techn...

Now that Christmas is over, and I don't have to worry about my grown-up family members who might read my blog finding out about...

Speaking of last October and our trip to Utah, here's another project I finished back then: the Urban Jungle Crocheted Slouchy Bean...

Remember the alpaca yarn that was given to me? Well, the boys' alpaca yarn hats are finished! Brother was so delighted with h...

Simple and sweet: two bibs and a dainty purple hat for friends who are expecting their third little one.

One of the vendors at the event I was a part of a couple of weeks ago is the owner of an alpaca farm. We had an enjoyable time chatting, a...

In addition to finally completing my stack of  already-cut-out baby bibs, I have also recently finished the last of my stockpile of cotton...

Before Sweet Pea was born I made a little  pink and green hat  for her.  (Pink and green together is one of my very favorite color comb...

Autumn has arrived with a vengeance in our corner of the world. Golden leaves flame against dripping grey or brilliant blue skies; the bree...

Remember how I said I had gotten brave started a little sweater for Sweet Pea? Well, last week and weekend everything aligned for me to wor...

Ever since my first niece (the daughter of Benjamin's oldest brother) was born a few months after Little Man arrived, I've been enjo...

I am not the only one who is crazy about crochet around here. Little Man seems to have caught my excitement. After sitting in my lap one d...

Ever since I learned to knit, I have liked knitting more than I liked crocheting. However, the recent experience of spending hours working ...