Aesthetic scoodie

Saw this on ravelry, so thought I'd give it a try, changed the postern just a bit, but I love the way it turned out. The link to the pattern is...here.

Sashay yarn ruffle scarf

I large one of these ruffle scarves that I have been seeing everywhere and I love it. So much that ask the women I know will new getting one for Christmas, in different colors of course, but I think they are great! What do you think?

It's been a while here's what I've been up to.

Crochet projects, little red riding hood costume, going to the circus with my DH and nephews, Cricut tbbm2,  school...you name it I've been doing it. Tomorrow I'll put up some how to's.

Cricut tags, bags, boxes and more

Gable box...pretty sweet! After a few attempts I got the box to work. I have a Cricut imagine so I didn't use a scoring blade. But ok did try it with my original Cricut and it worked great.

Tube Scarf Hood Thingy.... SimpleTutorial

So, I've been playing around with the tubes I've been making, to see what I could create with it, and here is one of the products of my playing. I'm making another one with bulky yarn, doing the treble stitch (first project with this stitch). I'll post the pics of that when I'm done. So here's how you make it!

Materials:

• Red Saver (cheap) black worsted weight yarn (I used about one and a half skeins)
• Size K (6.5MM) hook
• basic crochet stitch knowledge

Instructions:

1. Chain 55 stitches. (this is how big I wanted mine to be, but you can go longer or shorter)
2. Join 1st and last stitches with a slip stitch.
3. Chain 2.
4. 1 dc in each stitch.
5. when you get to the end, join with a slip stitch, and chain 2.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 for as many rows as you see fit. (I did 25)
7. Snip your yarn, and complete your project.
8. Enjoy your awesome Tube Scarf Hood Thingy. :)

Crochet/Loom Knit Projects

So I recently began teaching myself how to crochet, (through YouTube videos and random magazine articles) and thought that I could put up a few photos of the projects I've created. I keep toying around with the thought of creating my own tutorials, with little tips for first timers, that seem to work for me, but with work and school time is kinda limited.
Any who. Enjoy and TFSB!