I love crochet! I'm always coming up with new design ideas and I hate to admit that I daydream about yarn, and how I'll turn it into something wonderful! I've been crocheting since I was a child (thanks for teaching me, mom!) But only in the last five years have I turned my love of crochet into a design business.Most of my crochet patterns are short ebooks which show you how to create small projects which are able to be finished in one sitting. That's because I can't stand to have the guilt which comes with an unfinished project which stares at me from a basket in the corner. I like to fill my crochet patterns with tons of step-by-step photos of the project, and often I add a crochet diagram which uses standard crochet symbols. At times I even add links to helpful youtube videos which walk you through a step which could be a sticking point. I like to think that these reader-friendly bits make my patterns something special. Of course, my patterns always have a list of materials, notes, the instructions themselves, and a key for terms and abbreviations. You'll also find that my patterns have a fair amount of English in them. Yes, I do use abbreviations for things like dc and sc (double crochet and single crochet). But I try to make my patterns crystal clear with just a tiny bit of redundancy, and with a slightly more conversational approach to crochet instructions. I don't want anyone to wonder what I mean when I tell you how to work the next round of crochet. Check out all of my patterns and pattern collections, and find out how colorful and fun a new crochet design can be!