Recently we made a move into a new house, as we were unpacking I began to collect a large pile of plastic grocery bags. I generally use this bags pretty often so I didn’t want to throw them away.

So, it was Thanksgiving Day 2018 (which was only last month but we’re being a bit dramatic here) I was taking my famous green bean casserole over to my brothers house.

As Fall is approaching I’ve noticed a multitude of “crochet pumpkin” patterns show up all over my Pinterest feed. I LOVE how they look. I went ahead and designed two more pumpkins to go along with this one so that you can make your own “Crochet Pumpkin Patch!”

As Fall is approaching I’ve noticed a multitude of “crochet pumpkin” patterns show up all over my Pinterest feed. I LOVE how they look. I went ahead and designed two more pumpkins to go along with this one so that you can make your own “Crochet Pumpkin Patch!”

As Fall is approaching I’ve noticed a multitude of “crochet pumpkin” patterns show up all over my Pinterest feed. I LOVE how they look, but one thing I noticed was I didn’t see any patterns using a textured stitch. We all know I love textured stitches.

Remember when I said I was planning on design a collection of "Rustic" Home Items. Well, Here is the next item on that list; The Amour Hanging Towel. This dish towel is made unique because it hangs from your oven handle! I've wanted to design a dish cloth like this for a while, so I am SO HAPPY to finally have done this for you all! 

Recently, I have found myself with a new appreciation for handmade dish & wash cloths. They are the most simple project, work up quickly and make for the perfect gift!

In all the years I've been crocheting/knitting I am yet to make a pom pom rug! Of course, this DIY does not require you to crochet/knit but with having such a large yarn stash you would think I'd have made one by now. 

I've been pretty busy lately, as most of you know this blog is new to me and I'm still working on coming up with fun DIY projects for you all. I've actually been in an inspiration rut lately, when this happens I will often leave my house and just wonder around town. So that's exactly what I did!

Hey Guy's!

Recently, a family friend of ours visited us and she happened to bring along dish scrubbies. Random? Yes. Useful? Totally.

As our we chatted she began to tell me about her dish scrubbies, she went on to say that making them was her "thing." She exclaimed, "They are a great and quick project that I am easily able to sell for my fundraisers."

This throw has definitely made it's way to the top of my "Favorite Cozy Blankets I've made list" mostly do to the fact I despise crocheting blankets and i've honestly only made 3 in my crochet career. 

As for the name; Hygge. I chose this Danish name specifically because of it's wondrous meaning. 

" In Danish, hygge (pronounced “HUE-gah”) is one such word. Though there are many ways to describe hygge, we see it simply as the Danish ritual of enjoying life's simple pleasures. Friends. Family. Graciousness."

- www.skagen.com 

Free easy beginners crochet dish cloth pattern. Works up quickly and makes the perfect gift for anyone! Make a bunch of these clothes for your craft shows. Follow the link to print out the free PDF label as well!