To go with the ruffle dress for Princess Rosalee, I wanted to include a sweet little cardigan and bonnet , which both utilize the same V-st...

I designed a gift pack of three chemo beanies in honor of my bestie and purple warrior Miss Pam, who is battling pancreatic cancer. In the p...

Two new free patterns released in two days! Wow! Like a lot of us, I get busy with day-to-day things as well as just simply spending my tim...

Still on my quest to donate hats to cancer patients, I decided to try the Rib-A-Roni hat pattern designed by Jane Tanner  of Windy Prairie ...

I figured my honey needed a cool costume-like hat to wear next Halloween (so he can at least try keep up with my awesomeness while I am wear...

I purchased several of Darleen Hopkins ' character-ific crochet hat patterns some months ago, and I figured it was about time I got star...

This is the Seamless Beaded Cancer Cap by Amy Depew . I was looking for a chemo cap pattern that incorporated beads to give it a fancier l...

I love the gorgeous texture of this pattern. It's the Lotus Hat by UptownPurl . It requires a bit of skill for you to know how to...

This is a relatively easy, quick-to-make pattern that produces an elegant-looking hat that’s perfect to donate to patients going through che...

This year, I feel moved to crochet and/or knit caps to donate to patients undergoing treatment at a local cancer center. And although I have...

If you are of a certain age, you might recall a comic book character named Jughead , who wore a distinctive cap with a flipped-up jagged bri...

I couldn't resist making a second cardigan and hat set for my grandniece. The cardi pattern is Crochet Baby Cardigan (formerly Abby...

This is an Olivia's Butterfly beanie cap — hopefully soon to be seen on the head of one of my grandnieces. I found the free pattern at t...

Angelica got me started on a huge kufi-making kick. So my crochet hooks and I along with some antique skeins of yarn from my mother's st...

Caleb's Grandpa Allen started this cap project, then gifted some of his knitting looms and yarn to me (including this blue cap). So I fi...