galaxy crocheted afghan

Galaxy Crocheted Afghan – An Oldie but Goodie

A Timeless, Crocheted Afghan That’s Easy to Make A project that I’ve been working on for some time now is the Galaxy Afghan that’s featured in Woman’s Day Crochet Showcase, an out-of-print book published in 1980. You’re probably wondering why I would choose to crochet an afghan from such an old publication (I bought it used on Amazon), but when

Easy-Breezy Crochet Throw

Well, I finally did it.  I’ve uploaded a pattern I designed for a good friend of mine for her birthday to Ravelry for sale (It’s now on Etsy. See the “buy now” link below).  It’s extremely simple to make, uses three main stitches – chain, single crochet, and half double crochet – and one stitch that’s a bit challenging —

A Tri-Colored Vanna’s Choice Squared Afghan

Yes, I continue to crochet afghans and throws and laprobes and lapghans — whatever you want to call them. A Slightly Altered Version of the Vanna’s Choice Squared Afghan The newest one was for my daughter’s birthday.  I wanted to redesign the Lion Brand pattern I used to crochet the lapghan for her friend, Nate.  I also wanted to use

My Babette Blanket – I Can’t Believe I Made the Whole Thing!

This post contains affiliate links. Read my Disclosure Policy for more information. Thanks for your support! Remember that TV commercial, “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing?”  I don’t even remember what was being advertised but it came to mind as I put the finishing touches on my version of the Kathy Merrick’s Babette Blanket. Using Worsted Weight Yarn

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