Description: Do you remember my first Timber Skyline Beanie? This newest pattern is the second in this collection. I took this design an extra level, by including the Star Stitch. Taking that moment you are in the forest looking up to the sky through the Timber, you see the stars shining. Bringing you that through this design. Perfect addition ...

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As a kid, I always enjoyed going to fairs and amusement parks. Enjoying all fun rides and food, but my most favorite ride was the Ferris Wheel. The bucket seats where you could ride by yourself or with someone else. I created these coasters through this memory. Perfect for coffee cups and all cups, plants or having as a decorative piece.

Are you on an adventure, trying to find that perfect quick and versatile Beanie? Look no further, this one is for you. It captures that moment you are standing in the middle of the forest while you are out hiking, backpacking or even camping, you look up and you see that you are surrounded by beautiful old Timber, looking up through the clearin...

Are you looking for a fun, quick and versatile coaster, that will add uniqueness from the outdoors into your home? Plus, it’s a a beginner friendly pattern.

This pattern uses the box stitch, but with a modification to the stitch. I have included pictures to show how to complete the envision.

As a former Barista, I was inspired to create a pattern that can be coupled with your favorite beverage. The name for this cozy comes from an old roast called Vienna Dark Roast (from Starbucks). The Aroma from it brewing is captivating. When you head out the door, don’t forget this cozy. It will give that little spark you need for day to day ad...

The bobbles are worked two different ways. You have the traditional bobble. I took a little spin on the traditional bobble to use 5 unworked treble crochets, to create the extended bobble, which made this row have a ruffle effect to the middle of the beanie.

The inspiration behind this pattern, was inspired by the love I have for the outdoors. When, I would be out hiking, there were always these trails off the main path. Those to me are the hidden trails waiting to be discovered. There were times I would follow them to see where they would venture to, and the end result were beauties that haven’t b...

The inspiration for this pattern came from a medical term called “cardiomyopathy” which cause your heart to become enlarged, thick, or rigid. That is what was incorporated into the puff stitches. Just to show how the heart looks in the state of cardiomyopathy.

When designing this shawl, I was trying to go for something simple, the cross stitch came to mind. I love the way the stitch looks worked up. Shawls are my go to kind of scarf, as you can wear it as a scarf or you can wrap yourself up, while sitting on the beach, by the campfire, on the couch watching a movie, or while at the store shopping.