This pattern is actually a great scrap buster too, because of the different colors used and small amounts of each one! She is crocheted using a D hook, her eyes are crocheted with a 1.75 mm hook. Larger yarn and hook will make a great giant granny! Smaller will totally be an adorable keychain!

Easy, no sew pattern, worked from the top down. Works with any size yarn/thread with appropriate size hook. The yardage of course depends on the size you make, but with the 2.75 hook, I can get several from a super saver. Approximate safety eye sizes are for the almond shape 23mm, for the round 20mm. You use whatever size you like. Wire can be ...

Worked in the round, join as you go. Less than a skein of Red Heart super saver and small amounts for hat and doobie. Can be wired, but not necessary. Pattern can be made larger or smaller with appropriate yarn and hook. This pattern has been tested.

Crocheted in the round from the top down, no sewing! Hair is latched in, features are embroidered. I used wire, but you don’t have to and shouldn’t if for a child. Larger or smaller yarn with an appropriate hook will easily adjust the size of your doll.

Crocheted in the round and adding the limbs as you go. I used a wire armature to make him poseable, but it’s not necessary and don’t use wire if for a child.

Third in my Nightmare series, Chicka… well, she’s something! Patterns for bib and cupcake Carl included! Crocheted in the round.

The nightmare continues!

He is made with less than a skein of each color, just scraps for the trimmings.

Gauge is not important, but do crochet tight enough for stuffing. This pattern uses less than a skein for the main body and scraps for the details. It can be made in any size yarn with appropriate hook.

You could make 2 from a super saver and still have leftovers. Can be made any size by using anything from thread to blanket yarn with the appropriate hook!

This pattern uses small amounts of yarn. The pipe cleaners make it poseable, but it can be made without.

Worked from the top down, no sewing except for the feet! He even has his trusty light bulb! I used worsted weight yarn, but you can use whatever weight yarn you like with appropriate hook. Eyes are safety eyes, but French knots would be cute! I added little plastic gears and ghost buttons. I love steampunk!

Yarn size with appropriate hook, not important for this project. It’s cute in thread OR blanket yarn!

Worked in one piece, (except for the shamrock), this pattern is great for stash busting! Can be made in any size yarn with appropriate hook.

With one skein of each color, you can make several Franks. This pattern is designed to be worked in any size yarn/thread with the appropriate hook.

A beautiful skull shaped shell sank to the ocean floor and was claimed by Rickey the Hermit crab. Rickey could never pass a hitch-hiker, so had lots of Anemone, starfish, clams, and other sea creature friends hanging out! They just happened to arrange themselves into a Sugar Skull Doppelganger! Don’t you just LOVE Rickey!? I can’t WAIT to see t...

Adorable, squishy slippers that whip up quickly! Easily adjust size by changing hook size, yarn size, or foot measuring.

Pattern is designed for any size yarn with appropriate hook! I used Bernat Blanket and a K hook. She’s 24” tall. She’s the perfect companion to any Thanksgiving Feast!

Pattern is designed for any size yarn with appropriate hook! I used Bernat Blanket and a K hook. He’s 26” tall. No sewing! YAY! I gave him his Hook and Flail, but you don’t have to, or you can give him anything! He’s adorable!

This pattern is designed for any size thread or yarn with an appropriate sized hook. I used Bernat Blanket and a K (6.5mm) hook for a crow approximately 10” long X 8” wide. It takes less than half a skein.

Everyone knows the Man in the Moon is made of cheese, right? Well, this little Cheesy No-sew Moon Man got tired of just hanging around, so he decided to gear up and set off in search of adventure!

This pattern is for any size yarn with appropriate size hook. With Blanket yarn and a K hook, he is approximately 2’ tall.

Hook and yarn size is not important as long as you make sure stitches are tight enough the stuffing doesn’t show through. The large one is Bernat blanket, the pink one is ww, the verigated with blue fins is ww cotton, and the little green one is #3 cotton. Less than one 300g skein of the Bernat, you could get several from a super saver ww.

I used WW yarn, but any yarn can be used resulting in larger/smaller tree. Just scraps of leftovers make the cutest ornament ever!

Pattern is worked from the hat down. MOSTLY single crochet! I used Bernat Blanket, but this pattern is designed for any size yarn with appropriate sized hook. Bernat Blanket made a 22’ nutcracker, crochet cotton makes it an ornament! SO many possibilities!

These are super quick to make! I used Bernat blanket, but any Super bulky or 3 WW strands together Make a size large, smaller yarn and hook for smaller sizes! Several sets from a skein!

I had to make Nosferatu cute…less scary! I HAD to! shiver Here he is in my imagination as an adorable toddler vampire all dressed as a pirate for Halloween, complete with eyepatch, do-rag, sash, earring, and bat! (patterns included).

Super cute Chameleon and all his gear too! This project takes less than a super saver skein for the chameleon and bits and pieces for the rest.

Project takes less than 1 skein of each color.

An adorable unstuffed “stuffy” Sea Turtle! Using super bulky Chenille yarn (I use Bernat blanket) makes a big floppy Sea turtle that is adorable to just hang around, but is excellent for a “lovey” … soft, squishy, huggable, without the extra “blanket part” dragging in the dirt! :D

An adorable, quick and easy baby blanket I based on the story my Grandma used to tell me of where I came from!

Adorable but gory coasters, perfect for Halloween! A great hostess gift! These are approximately 5” finished! Adjusting the size of your hook, you can easily make them larger or smaller.

An adorable Table topper for Halloween! I crocheted this one holding two strands together and using an L (8mm) hook, but you can use any yarn with an appropriate size hook. This will, of course, vary the size of finished topper.

Easy, all in one piece, you don’t have to sew on the ears!!!!! Easily adjust size by increases and/or adding rnds/rows! Made sturdy by working 2 strands together! So cute!

Worked in continuous rounds, until the ears. No sewing! (except for that tail end) Very easy, quick, and CUTE!!! Great Easter gift of to keep for yourself!

Adorable sleeping owl hat! Very easy to make in about 2 hours! Size can be adjusted with hook size and/or yarn size.

This granny takes just small amounts of yarn! It makes approximately a 7” square. You can adjust the size by changing hook size.

Written and photo tutorial. Step by step instructions for crocheting with pull-tabs. I wrote this for a beginner, I want to make sure anyone can make this. Easily made smaller or larger by adding or subtracting pull-tabs!. Working with an aluminum hook is possible, but the tabs WILL “decapitate” your aluminum hook!

Based on that great Charlie Brown’s Christmas tree! A great little stash buster ornament! So cute! PDF written pattern, easy to follow. Stitches use are slip stitch (slst), chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), decrease (dec).

Super quick decoration for Halloween or any “Spider” themed occasion! Made with worsted weight yarn instead of thread, (although you CAN use thread with the appropriate hook/needle), it grows huge (24”-26”) so quickly! You will want to make 2… or 5! lol! Great gifts too!

A beginner pull-tab purse! Works up quickly and is adorable! Suitable for a teen or adult! Nylon Cord is more durable but this pattern CAN be made with any yarn! The Nylon cord is easily found at any hardware store. It is commonly used in Masonry as plumb lines. There are also sites that sell it online. This little purse is just too cute for wo...

Crocheted in continuous rounds, with legs crocheted right in as you go! Adorable for Halloween or the bug lover on your Christmas list! Adjust the size of the scarf easily with the size of your hook! Designed to be easily shortened without giving up the “cuteness factor”, just crochet less segments!

Ghillie-Gator is an Alligator scarf, approximately 5 foot long. Size is adjustable by changing size of hook and/or yarn! I even made an adorable toy, just by changing to a 00 steel, same yarn!

100-150 yards total, approximately 50-75 yards each color.