This pattern has been a long time in the making– not so much because of the cloak itself, but because it has taken me forever to write the pattern down properly! As a matter of fact, I still don’t have the whole thing done! However, due to requests for the pattern, I’m going to give …
The Irish Cloak in Tunisian Crochet: Partial Pattern (for go-getters) Read More »
You know what they say: It’s the most wonderful time of the year…. There’s nothing better than spreading a bit of holiday cheer, and to me, the spirit of the season is in giving to others. I wanted to help Kaelyn experience the joys of giving and also to give her fellow classmates a vehicle to …
Many years ago when I was still a teenager, my grandma came back from a trip to Ireland with a beautiful green wool cloak. It was absolutely gorgeous in forest green knit with plenty of swing and drape, thigh-length, and an attached scarf that doubled as a hood. I fell in love with that thing …
A while back, one of my friends visited the Everglades, and awesome animal-lover that she is, she met and fell in love with a baby alligator. She sent me a beautiful pic of her with the alligator in her arms. (His name was Marshmallow.) Not that long afterward, I was telling her about what I …
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