Olivia’s Kitty Cat
UPDATE: The pattern has been completed with revisions. You can find it here: The Orange Cat I made this kitty for Olivia this week. I bought the eyes about a year […]
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Amanda Bryant
I am a happily married homeschooling mom living in New Mexico, USA with my husband, daughter and dog, amongst the cactus' and Roadrunners.
I spend most of my free time creating. Mostly I crochet and knit, but I am always delving into other areas of creativity. I enjoy sharing my passions with others.
Updates
It seems to have been a while since my last blog post, and I apologize for that. However, I have been thinking about publishing one for quite some time now, […]
Merry-Go-Baby Hat Pattern Revised (free pattern)
Every once in a while I look through all of my old patterns and think about revising them, making changes so that they are improved, easier to read, easier to […]
Catch-All Basket (free pattern)
Here is another new pattern, which I believe to be ideal for the beginner crocheter. Using jumbo weight yarn and a large hook, it is very easy to see the […]
Laguna Slouchy (Free Pattern)
About 6 months ago I bought 3 skeins of Lion Brand Homespun yarn in the color “Lagoon”. I fell in love with the color, the texture, and the bulkiness, […]
Back to Square One
So things don’t always work out as planned. We were about to get the keys to our new apartment yesterday when the landlord tried to scam us out of an […]
Newsflash!
Recently, in a post you can read Here, I mentioned that me and my family were planning to move to Michigan, from New Mexico, around the end of January. Well, plans […]
A Yarns Destiny
So the other day, after much talk and debate among members on a Facebook group that I belong to, about Lion Brand Homespun yarn, I decided to try out one […]
Happy New Year! Top 10 of 2017
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to another year of free patterns and crochet talk! I wanted to write up this post yesterday, but for various reasons I just didn’t have the […]
Textured Washcloth #2 (free pattern)
This textured washcloth is simple enough for a beginner, using only sc and dc stitches. It works up quickly and takes less than 120 yards (1 ball) of cotton yarn!
