Animatch — by Sarah on

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Last month, a good friend of mine asked me if I would be interested in making a blanket for an auction. She volunteers with Animatch , and ...

Crocodile Slippers — by Sarah on

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During the last two weeks of work this summer, I started promoting my blog and my crocheting to colleagues. That's how I got the scarf ...

An Autumn Scarf — by Sarah on

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A colleague of mine has the most interesting beard. It's not brown, it's not red, it's this ginger mix, and it looks so cool. I...

My Current Work-in-Progress — by Sarah on

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One of my dad's best friends had kids later in life. When his daughter was born, I made my first "granny square" blanket. I ha...

Mini-series #2: Amigurumi (Part 4) — by Sarah on

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After making all these presents for school friends, I thought that I should make something for a family member. My sister has always loved ...

A special gift for a long-time friend — by Sarah on

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Photo by Chiara My sister, being the social butterfly that she is, is still in contact with friends she made while we lived in Italy. Sh...

Mini-series #2: Amigurumi (Part 3) — by Sarah on

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Along with being in a plethora of other classes together, a friend of mine and I were in the same biology lab class. We would perform the l...

Mini-series #2: Amigurumi (Part 2) — by Sarah on

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A friend of mine used to call her boyfriend "Wolfy". I don't know the exact story, but it gave me a good reason to crochet a w...

Mini-series #2: Amigurumi (Part 1) — by Sarah on

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The first thing I ever crocheted was a small koala for my then-boyfriend in honour of our one-year anniversary. The scarf is supposed to ...

Mini-series #1: Corals (Part 2) — by Sarah on

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Today we're going to look at an oval coral, also worked in rounds. Chain any length that you would like. I did 11. Round 1:  2 sc...

Mini-series #1: Coral (Part 1) — by Sarah on

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My favourite corals are the ones worked in rounds. Here are two simple patterns to give you an idea how changing the number of single croche...

Mini-series #1: Coral (Part 0) — by Sarah on

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Photo credits: Kathleen Woo Last summer, I came across this post by Jenny Hoople explaining hyperbolic crocheting, and using the prin...

My First Afghan — by Sarah on

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For about 60 hours during November and December, I worked on this blanket. I finished it at the beginning of January. Unfortunately, it was...