hooks and needles On Hooks and Needles: The Bae Bag December 25, 2021 by beverly 1 Comment Sometimes when I design something, I get a twofer – an item to sell and a pattern to make it. On hooks and needles this... Read More
yarn Peace of Mind December 20, 2021 by beverly No Comments Yarn brings me peace of mind. Knitting and crochet are an important part of my life but yarn, on its own, is kinda important, too.... Read More
Knitting I Would Pick Knitting December 13, 2021 by beverly 1 Comment If I was told I had to choose between knit and crochet, I would pick knitting. Don’t get me wrong, crochet is growing on me... Read More
crochet Doing Good December 11, 2021 by beverly No Comments Doing good around Christmas isn’t that hard a lift for most folk – that’s a guess on my part. I get there by thinking there’s... Read More
designing patterns The Name Game December 3, 2021 by beverly No Comments The Name Game in creating patterns can be a stressful thing. One never really knows what to call a pattern. Could I actually get away... Read More
designing On Hooks and Needles: Straight Outta November 29, 2021 by beverly No Comments Do you see my new baby? So the thing that’s on hooks and needles is neither a hook or a needle, the new thing is... Read More
Uncategorized Campo Alpaca November 18, 2021 by beverly No Comments I found out about Campo Alpaca when doing my regular blog thing. My blog thing is to go to Google, put the topic of my... Read More
Everyday family Knitting Knit Worthy November 16, 2021 by beverly No Comments Being knit worthy is a thing. It is the cause of the Boyfriend Sweater mythology Not everyone is and before we make an investment of... Read More
crochet designing This Crochet Thing November 13, 2021 by beverly No Comments This crochet thing has gotten a rebirth. It was helped along by the pandemic and also the Olympics because knitting and crochet were in the... Read More
sock knitting To Each Their Own November 4, 2021 by beverly No Comments When I started looking at knit sites and blogs one thing stuck way out: socks. To each their own, I thought. But it seemed as... Read More