It's Been Awhile

I'm still here.  

Happy February!!!

I am working diligently on new projects for February.

I have a free crochet pattern coming up, and yes, it will be using a plastic bottle.

I am working on a new pattern, This new pattern is a functional type of pattern.

I am rewriting a vintage pattern and I am struggling on which one to choose.  Any suggestions?
 
In the food category, I am putting together a recipe that I can't wait to share with you.  Be prepared, it is rich tasting and so easy to put together.  

I'm doing some little day trips here and there, and will share some of  those with you soon.

Spending time with my pups and missing my Daughter.

How can one not love this face?

And of course, this one is starting to grow on me.  She likes to be in control and her and I have butted heads for years.  She finally won.

I am trying to decide what to do as the giveaway this month.  What do you think, a crochet supply, such as yarn, hooks, books or a product from Pampered Chef?

I had a Pampered Chef party last week and I just love their products, especially the stoneware, that's my favorite. The recipe I have coming up will be using the Pampered Chef stoneware.  I made it at the party and received a lot of great comments on it.

Be prepared for a free pattern coming soon!!!

Debra

Renaissance Princess or Birthday Mini Hat Crochet Pattern has arrived

I apologize for not posting this on Tuesday, but I just couldn't stop making these.  Every time I picked up my hook, new ideas came to mind on how to accessorize these hats.  

This pattern I am releasing is  for a Renaissance or Birthday Mini Hat. Worked in your desired colors this will produce a hat that is approximately 6” in height and 3” in diameter, depending on how you accessorize. Great for Renaissance Fairs, Birthday Parties, You can even turn this upside down and with a simple chain stitch, slip stitch a handle to your cone to hold party favors, sweet treats and mini gifts, May Day Flowers. Accessorize with lace, beads, buttons, and sequins, to give it your own personal touch. 

I would love to see your creations.

You can find this pattern here.

Enjoy,

Debra