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Hi everyone! I have been crocheting for a while now and have decided to start a little business as a way to share with others something that I have really enjoyed doing. Along with starting a new business I have decided that I will keep a blog too.

With this I am going to share with you projects that I am working on, new patterns I am playing with, and I will also host giveaways too (they are mainly on my Facebook page but I will let you know here as well).

Since the new year is just around the corner I am willing to try a lot of new things! I hope that it will be a good tool for you and for me in our crafting desires. I have a feeling that after the 1st new fun things will be happening!


Along with crocheting I have now started knitting and I never thought that I would enjoy it as much as I do! It seemed so foreign to me and now it just makes sense. I am hoping to bring some knitting patterns to my shop as well!

The idea of this blog has been one that I have played with a lot. I have been wanting a chance to sit down and share with you all the things that I love to make and create. I've had a lot of ups and downs, like needing my computer to be repaired, and now that it is I can finally share with you! As the new year approaches I will be adding free patterns to share with you all so that you can all stay warm and cozy and maybe even gift them to others.

Check back often and please feel free to share!

God bless you all,
ELizabeth

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