The Crochet and Knit Journal is my most downloaded freebie of all time.  It might even be the most downloaded crochet and knit journal on the internet!  Getting organized with your yarn and crochet is so wonderful.  I feel like it makes it even easier to enjoy my crochet projects!

Not too long after I designed the journal, my readers wanted The Coordinating Calendar Pages. These are fill in the blank style monthly calendars which makes it so easy to use year after year!

If you’re just getting started with Amigurumi or a seasoned beginner you might learn some great Amigurumi Secrets to make your cute crochet designs even better!  So much fun!

Looking for the perfect stitch pattern for that next project?  You can keep them all organized with this great Stitch Dictionary Cover and Binder Spines. Just purchase a 3 ring binder with a clear plastic front, print out this front cover and coordinating binder spine and you have a gorgeous way to display your collection.  Be sure to scroll down this page a bit for the printable stitch pages to put inside your binder!

Some of my readers struggle to read printed crochet patterns and my complete post on the topic is very popular.  But then I thought.. wouldn’t it be great if you could just print the whole thing out?  That way when  you’re crocheting you can just reference it when you get stuck! Download How to Read A Crochet Pattern Guide here!

The Crochet Preemie Hat is a fun and fast project, perfect for the littlest of littles in your life.  Made out of worsted weight yarn this is quick project!

This Star Pattern is a Crochet 365 Knit Too fan favorite!  Crochet a bunch and attach to gifts, use as an appliqué or scatter around town just spread a little crochet love!

If you have to wear a mask, these Crochet Ear Savers sized for both adults and children protect the backs of your ears from sores!  Simple to make out of scrap yarn and extra buttons!

Making a Faux Fur Pom Pom is just so easy with this fun tutorial.  No need to spend lots of money on the ready-made variety when you can make your own!

You totally need this Butterfly Pattern in your life.  Easy to make from scrap yarn.  Put a little magnet on the back and it’s great on your refrigerator. It also would look great in a garland or tied on a gift.

Want to scatter love around your town?  These Happy Flower Project Tags are perfect. Just cut them out and attach to a little cutie crochet flower or appliqué and leave them around town for your neighbors to find!  Spread a little joy one crochet step at a time.

Want to join squares for a granny style bag?  Look no further than the Boho Boss Bag – How to Join Squares (with Diagrams) tutorial!  Easy to understand and perfect to stash with your printed pattern collection.

You know what you might completely need in your life? Love Coupons for your Valentine!  Make a cute crochet gift out of scrap yarn and then print and cut out these family friendly love coupons.  Remember.. the gift of your time is often worth more than anything money can buy!

This little addition to my popular octopus is so fun!  Make a Hat & Scarf for a Snowman Octopus!  Too fun!

2022 ~The Hills and the Hollows Chevron Crochet Blanket is a granny ripple style blanket.  I made mine out of naturally transitioning Caron Cake Yarn, but you can make yours a more planned afghan or an all out scrap yarn extravaganza!

The 2021 ~ Bloom Anyway Granny Square Blanket is simply gorgeous.  This afghan does need quite a bit of a solid color, but the squares are all scrappy!  Follow my formula for taking a few colors and maximizing the repetition.  This is a fun project to crochet!

There’s something soothing about the 2020 ~ Wistful Waves Crochet Blanket.  Fast, fun, beautiful and a perfect use for all that scrap yarn piling up!

If you’re looking for extra special, how about the 2019 – Happy Lark Crochet Scrap Blanket Pattern?  This is a great pattern for mixing and matching all kinds of scrap yarn.  Very fun project to crochet!

The amazing 2018 ~ Onward and Upward Afghan that started it all!  I love how the drop down post stitches camouflage even the most crazy of color combinations, making this an ideal pattern if you have a lot of mismatched leftover yarn.  It also makes a warm and cozy afghan!

The Bead Stitch is so much fun.  Perfect on a hat, scarf or cowl.

The Even Moss Stitch is such a versatile stitch! Perfect for a dishcloth or a warm cozy baby afghan.  Its one you come to time and again!

The Grit Stitch is another fun stitch pattern.  Great for washcloths, blankets and other cozy projects.

The Herringbone Half Double Crochet is such a beautiful stitch!  It looks great on a hat, on an afghan.. really just about anything you would use a traditional half double crochet stitch for!

The tried and true Linen Stitch is a fun one to crochet!  This is a pattern known by other names too, so don’t let that fool you! Fun and easy to memorize!

Oh my, the Rice Stitch!  I just adore all that texture!  As I’m looking at this, I’m thinking.. oh boy.. would you ever make a lovely HAT!  But you could make a lot of other fun things too!

The Rope Stitch is a popular stitch, known by other names as well.  This is a great stitch pattern for a baby blanket!

The Sedge Stitch is another all around amazing stitch pattern.  I love it for baby blanket and dishcloths the best, but it could be used for many other fun projects too!

The Silt Stitch is another basic stitch pattern made interesting by placement of the basic stitches.  So fun!

The Soft Moss Stitch is another easy basic stitch combination that is so beautiful!  Try it for your next baby afghan!

Oh my goodness… the Star Stitch! This is such a stunner of a crochet stitch. It requires a little bit of creative concentration, but once you get going it becomes second nature.  So, so fun!

If you hate crocheting borders you are completely going to love the Tulip Stitch.  This fun stitch pattern forms a scalloped border as you crochet along.  I love that so much!