My Work Basket

Here is where I will tell you about the projects I am working on. To get updates when I new post is shared, go to home page and enter your email address and then click “subscribe to my work basket”.

Welcome to my blog!

I wanted to share a bit about how I work.
This is referring to any link I share and products I talk about. As well as how to conduct yourself in this space.

Any link I share will not be an affiliate link, here on the blog, on YouTube or Instagram.
If I am sharing a product with you it is because I use that product and genuinely like it and think you might too.
Any link I share to a product, company, video, post or anything else doesn’t mean I fully agree with and support absolutely everything they say and do. I cannot know everything that they say and do, number one. Two, they are entitled to have an opinion that is different than mine or yours.

If there is something you know about someone I’ve shared with you, email or message me to let me know. Don’t publicly tear someone up in the comments. That sort of behavior will not be tolerated.

We will be civilized and respectful here, on my YouTube channel and on my Instagram account.

This isn’t in response to anything in particular, just wanted to share. I enjoy people, all kinds of people, I just want everyone to be nice is all.

From the Studio

Grafting – 3 options

Sometimes you want to put two sets of live stitches together; to close a sock toe, the bottom of a bag, a shawl corner or sweater shoulder. I am going to share with you three options for doing this. Kitchener Stitch is named after a military leader who wanted smooth toed socks for his men…

I reorganized/re-homed my yarn!

Over the years, I’ve been crocheting since 2002, I have had A LOT of yarn in most of the categories. Currently I have the least amount of yarn I’ve had since 2004. For most of that time, some of my stashed lived in totes and some on shelves. Totes are easy to label, move and…

Size Matters, but All are Useful

Blankets can be made in any size we want, that’s one of the many advantages of making our own things. Sometimes though we want to make sure that the blanket we make is going to fit the item, person or use we are making it for. I want to share with you some guidelines and…