It's been a little over a year since I posted. But with all that's happened since, blogging has taken a backseat in my life. I dec...

The Dainty Daisy: "Shell Stitch Beanie" The only thing I have against this hat is that the top was a little hard to do along wit...

Kaleidoscope Beret This has got to be one of the easiest hats I have ever made. And it's going on my list of favorites. As a ...

"The Amy" in Sage and Dark Green This one was made for a friend of Betty's who wanted one just like Amy and Emily's, onl...

"The Amy and the Emily" Matching Hats Yeah! I'm finally starting to catch up! These, which I have dubbed the Amy and the ...

Rain is pouring. The power just came back on (we lost it for 22 minutes). Wind's blowing. There are 12 people in our little house, hunke...

Puff Stitch Beret  And we finally come to posting for week 10. When I first started making this hat I wondered who in their right mind ev...

Owl Hat A little late but better late than never. I had a lot of gray and white yarn so I decided to make an owl hat for my little one-ye...

Groovy Crochet-Camelot This has got to be my favorite hat yet. It's comfortable, not too hot, and is really cute. I did have to add 20 ...

As a tribute to Independence Day, this hat, the "Victorian Pinkie" from week three with an added bow, was made with Sugar n Cream ...

Toddler Sunhat I have a terribly adorable one-year-old little sister and my mom loves to put her in hats. I was originally maki...

"May Flowers Hat" "So proud of my soldier" Betty and Bobby This one was a lot more time consuming than the others h...

There is a lovely lady I know named Betty. I've known her for years and even adopted her as my grandma (since I don't have any). Bet...