Earlier this year, we learned that my sister-in-law Linda's daughter Brianna was expecting her first child, which was going to be Linda...

This is going to be a Christmas gift for my great-granddaughter Lilliana, who loooves pink! The blanket used less than 4 skeins, so I'm ...

I was looking for an idea of a different way to work a center-out blanket when I came across this video by Fiber Spider showing how to use ...

I started making this blanket without a recipient in mind just because I had the yarn on hand and felt like using it because it is a very pr...

Well, it took me a little more than a year (only working on it when we were camping in our RV), but I finally finished this afghan. The colo...

This free  Fairy Slippers Banket pattern is a variation on the Which Way Filet blanket by Fiber Spider that works up quickly and easily fr...

I found a couple more skeins of the unidentified colorway aka “Highlighter Hell” (what I call it) by Red Heart, so I decided to use it along...

I have a bunch of skeins of vintage acrylic yarn (circa 1960s), and I’m trying to finally use them to make an afghan. And although I’ve trie...

When you play "yarn chicken," you win some, and you lose some. Oh well!  OOOH, I found another skein in the stash bag where the fi...

It shouldn’t have taken me five months to crochet this afghan (the virus pattern is usually quick and easy to make) , but I suffered a terri...

♫ It's my blankie so I'll lounge if I want to, lounge if I want to ... ♫ You would lounge, too, if you had a blankie, too! 😁 This s...

Want to make an afghan that works up quickly and easily and looks great? Try this free Granny Square Baby Blanket Pattern by Lauren Brown. ...

I know this is a corner-start afghan design, but I'm wondering if there's one that looks similar but is worked in straight rows. 

This is a simple baby blankie made with ever-increasing rounds in a classic granny square cluster stitch pattern. You can make it as large o...

We have a new grandniece in our family, and her nursery is decorated in purple, green, and pink, so I needed a pattern to make a sweet littl...

I used the free pattern by Linda Cyr , available at the Yarnspirations website , to make this cute hooded Sock Monkey Blanket for baby Caleb...

This is the type of piece that happens when you have a skein or two of yarn and no other ideas for how to use it up! Oh well, it turned out ...