June Featured Throw of the Month
Welcome to the June Featured Throw of the Month! This month we have the Lacy Floral Throw made in With Love yarn. Each month we will..
How to Use Front and Back Post Treble Crochet Stitches to Create Crocheted Cables: Beginner Tutorial
Welcome to the twelfth and final entry in our ongoing series Learn a Stitch, Make a Cowl! Each month in 2015 we have been …
How to Knit a Fair Isle Pattern: Beginner Tutorial
Welcome to the eleventh entry in our ongoing series Learn a Stitch, Make a Cowl! Each month in 2015 we have been teaching …
Cro-Shayley Makes a Bloomin' Headband and Dress-Up Booties
Do you know a sweet little girl that a flower headband would just look adorable on? What about a pair of dress-up booties? …
Cro-Shayley Makes Baby Halloween Monster Pants
What's your little one going to dress up as for Halloween? If you haven't decided, maybe this pattern will help seal the d …
July Featured Throw of the Month
Welcome to the July Featured Throw of the Month! This month we have the Patriotic Pride Throw made in Super Saver. Each month we will have a new themed..
September Featured Throw of the Month
Welcome to the September Featured Throw of the Month! This month we have the One-Piece Stripes Throw made in With Love …
November Featured Throw of the Month
Welcome to the November Featured Throw of the Month! This month we have the Nine Patch Variation Throw made in With …
Crocodile Stitch Infinity Scarf Free Pattern
This crochet pattern uses the crocodile stitch. The crochet scarf is worked horizontally then the long ends are seamed together to create a tube..
Throwback Thursday Dishcloth
By guest blogger Karen Freeman. Lately the weather has allowed many of us to have time to work projects that we may have started or start new ones.
Cro-Shayley Makes a Tiger Hat
Any Tiger fans out there? Auburn, LSU, Clemson, Princeton, Detroit? Well I've got the perfect baby tiger hat pattern just for you!
Scrubby and Creme Dishcloth
After seeing the instructions for the Throwback Thursday Dishcloth, I thought the idea of adding a second yarn on to a dishcloth would work well for our new yarn Scrubby.
