The Hooked On You Ponytail Hat Pattern came about after many friends asked me to make them a messy bun hat similar to the popular CC Beanie. I searched the interwebs for a pattern but could never find one that quite matched what I envisioned. And so, the Hooked On You Ponytail Hat was born!
The Step Up Chunky Cowl is a knitting pattern that speaks to my heart. I love using bulky yarn and this pattern uses two strands of bulky yarn. The Step Up Chunky Cowl works up super quick and would make a great last-minute gift.
If you need a last-minute quick and cozy holiday gift? Then look no further! My quick and easy velvet ballet slippers will keep your feet toasty and stylish.
I had this design playing around in my head for a while and finally decided to make it! I am relaxing with this pattern I crochet looser than most and found out that gauge is very important for patterns! From all my pattern testing I have intertwined different techniques from other designers and new stitches that I have learned or love seeing on a hat!
I have a thing for texture and detail. I love a good pattern that works up quickly but still has SO much detail. If you follow me on Instagram, you might already know which pattern I’m talking about…the Charleigh Brim Beanie!
On the 10th day of Christmas, E’Claire Makery designed the Candy Cane Crochet Gift Basket for me! Thanks for joining our Second Annual Christmas Countdown. We are very excited about our featured guest today, E’Claire Makery
It’s Day 6 of our Christmas Countdown and it’s hard to believe that the first week of Christmas is almost at a close. We hope your holiday is filled with handmade gifts and the joy of the season. Today we are featuring another incredible maker. Tacia is a special maker for us because of her …
I wanted to create a pattern that reflected the classic beauty of the tartans I had researched but one that did not involve complex stitches or color changes. When I saw the Moss, Cranberry and Stardust colors of Mary Maxim’s Woodlands yarn, I was instantly inspired and knew those were the colors that I needed to use for the design.
Hi Makers! It’s Claire Goodale from the crochet blog E’Claire Makery (www.eclairemakery.com), and I’m so excited to get to take over the Mary Maxim blog and social media today. Getting to work with Mary Maxim has been one of my favorite collaborations that I’ve worked with in my crochet business, and I absolutely love working …
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Michelle Ferguson of Two Brothers Blankets recently designed the Blushing Eyelets Tank with our Simply Natural Yarn. Michelle is our #makertakeover of the week, so make sure to check out our Facebook and Instagram profiles today to join in the fun. Enter the GIVEAWAY at the bottom of this post.