After about three years of silence, I finally found the time and the courage to reconnect and share what’s been happening in our lives. Well, life got wonderfully full! Homeschooling our only son, managing the home, and running daily errands took up most of my time. Every day felt full,Continue Reading…
I’ve been thinking of a simple backpack design since I first made the Crochet Foldaway Mesh Bag three years ago. Finally, here it is! Say hello to my new Crochet No-Sew Convertible Backpack! It’s an eco-friendly bag that you can quickly convert from a backpack to a purse. I designedContinue Reading…
I’m blown away by your response to my Crochet Foldaway Mesh Bag! So, I’m sharing another foldaway bag pattern using a new crochet stitch that I learned last year – the double lattice crochet stitch (hence the bag name). I finished making this bag during our Holy Week break. ItContinue Reading…
Hello everyone! It has been quite some time since I’ve posted here and if you’re reading this and still following along, just know I am so grateful! As much as I miss crocheting and sharing my projects here on the blog, taking a step back has been good not onlyContinue Reading…
Hello fellow crocheters! Today I am sharing my newest free crochet pattern that I’ve been working all May: the Foldaway Mesh Bag! This bag is my modern take on the traditional fishnet and plastic market bag that we have in the Philippines. For years, I’ve seen tons of market bags designedContinue Reading…
After I’ve finished designing my first crochet shrug, I literally could not wait to design another project using the second fingering weight cake yarn that I bought last summer. And what better project to make than a simple crochet wrap! The journey of making this wrap has been really interesting.Continue Reading…
Hello, everyone! Today I present to you my first ever crocheted shrug which I have been working on over the past several months – the Wanderess Ribbed Shrug! If you have been following my blog, you know that I’m still on my journey to discovering different types of yarn. Thus,Continue Reading…