Crochet: Design Wars

I love that the internet has the ability to bring birds of a feather together.  I've had the distinct pleasure of admiring the work of and getting to know numerous other crochet designers.  Salena Baca is a crochet designer and the founder of Design Wars.  The DW Challenge provides a venue for designers to duel each other in quarterly contests to see who can reign supreme with the most innovative and stunning designs.  

It's a blast to follow and I'm so happy to report that Salena was kind enough to interview me for the Design Wars' most recent newsletter! Subscribe and follow along and find the issue I'm featured in by clicking here!

Crochet: Pennypack Dress

Show your feminine side with this ladylike frock! It’s sweet and simple using calming neutrals to showcase its fabulous style. Pair it with tights and boots for fall/winter and strappy heels for warm weather! This dress needs to be in your wardrobe pronto, find the pattern on Etsy, Ravelry, and Craftsy!

Crochet: Saratoga Slippers

The Saratoga Slippers are super comfy and cute.  The advanced beginner crochet pattern works up quickly and slippers make great holiday gifts!  Find the pattern on Ravelry, Craftsy, and Etsy!

Crochet: Pumpkin Hat

This festive fall hat comes in NINE sizes from preemie to adult large.  It's perfect for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and anything Fall!  Find the pattern on Ravelry, Craftsy, and Etsy!

Knitting: FREE PATTERN Cyan Headband

New FREE knitting pattern available on Ravelry and Craftsy!  A fabulously chunky seed stitch headband/earwarmers. Perfect for lounging around on chilly days or taking a jog out in the brisk cold.

Crochet: Work Hard, Party Harder Dress

I feel like women can't have enough sexy little dresses.  I love the juxtaposition of the lace thread work over solid single crochet stitching.  Wear it confidently and boldy, you sassy thang.  Find the pattern on Etsy, Craftsy, and Ravelry!

Crochet: Legwarmers

The temperature is dropping and boots are coming out of the closets.  Add some quick and easy-to-make leg warmers to your Fall and Winter wardrobe.  Find the pattern on Etsy, Craftsy, and Ravelry!