If you’ve ever thought a potholder loom was just a kids’ craft, it’s time to reconsider. A potholder loom for adults is one of the simplest, most inexpensive, and surprisingly meditative ways to log off...
Read MoreHere’s a step-by step Loom Knit Pumpkins Tutorial with Video to help you create adorable yarn pumpkins for the entire season. It’s full on pumpkin season at the Burke household and I am so charmed...
Read MoreI’ve been crocheting a long time, but it wasn’t until I was looking through my earring stash to find earrings that match a new pale blue dress that I realized that I don’t actually own...
Read MoreI created this owl eye mask pattern years ago when you couldn’t find one on the internet – it was on my old website – you can see it here on the wayback machine from Oct...
Read MoreIn Oklahoma City, the Scissortail Farmers Market runs April through October and much like State Fair time, it tops my favorite times of the year. I don’t buy a lot from the Farmer’s Market but...
Read MoreI don’t collect every tiny scrap of yarn – though some folks do and they use the tiniest of them to stuff amiguarmi, pillows, and the like. For me, a scrap needs to be 4...
Read MoreI have been working for some time on my scrappy crochet moss stitch blanket – it’s 210 chains wide and 280(ish) rows long. It’s a doozy – but it’s easy to work on because it...
Read MoreI have a cozy little corner in my office with a rocking glider from the late 90s. This rocking glider rocked my children through many nights, and later, when I had a home daycare, it...
Read MoreThis post is from the archive of my old blog. I am so excited about this Chevron Crochet Blanket pattern. My mom tried to teach me to crochet when I was younger, I remember her...
Read MoreIf you’re a yarn lover like me, you probably have a growing collection of leftover bits and pieces from past projects. I hate letting good yarn go to waste, so I save everything over a...
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