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Cheryl Y

"Wow this how to crochet the Side Saddle Stitch Saddle Stitch Video Tutorial is very interesting. I wish I had a copy of the chart. There is a written directions for how to do this as well, but I found the video the most help for learning how to do this side saddle stitch. I can see a nice warm scarf or afghan with this. Thank you so much for sharing this free stitch video."

Cheryl Y

"I have not made this yet, but after reading and seeing the pictures I am very interested in making this one! I don't care for doing the granny squares, but this Bavarian Square is something very different! I love the colors used and the design this pattern makes with the textures is so nice. Love learning new things. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet how to."

kenziewood07 4352650

"I absolutely love the look of this Autumn Medley Crochet Granny afghan and I can't wait to make it myself. My daughter's favorite time of year is autumn (Halloween is HUGE for her) and this will make a great gift for her. These would also make great car blankets for the winter months. I like having blankets in the car, just in case you need one, and these are great for that."

kenziewood07 4352650

"I am sorry but I am a little confused. The 'Ring Around The New Year Square' is lovely, but is it meant to be part of a bigger pattern? Or is it just an example of a square that you designed? And I am curious about the name you chose. What is the meaning of it? I am a bit new to the crochet communities, and I am just coming from a place of awe and desire to learn more."

kenziewood07 4352650

"Well. I do know several friends who celebrate Kwanzaa, so this 'Celebrating Kwanzaa Afghan' pattern is wonderful to find. What a great gift and something you don't see every day among holiday afghan patterns. I always seem to have those colors on hand, so I can try this out right away."

Kristine Mullen

I am a SAHM of 6 children, ranging in age from 18 down to 1. Five of them are girls, which is where most of my inspiration comes from. I homeschool almost all of my children, and have my crochet business on the side. My mother taught me to crochet when I was 5, but I didn't pick up a hook again until I was in my 20's. In 2007 a friend who had a baby 10 weeks premature. I could not find a preemie pattern that I liked, so I decided to create my own. I've been designing my own patterns ever since.

My desire is to pass on the art of crochet to others. I strive to write patterns that are easy for a beginner but, when finished, will have them feeling great about what they made. I love to learn new crochet stitches, so I also have patterns for those that wish to take their skills to the next level.