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There is something so special about designing a piece that evolves throughout the process, and the Saltwater Shell Beach Dress is exactly that. Project Overview The Saltwater Shell Beach Dress is a flattering, beach-ready design featuring a contoured fit, adjustable drawstring waist, and feminine shell stitch details. The shaped bodice and fitted skirt create a...

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The Serena Shell Stitch Top has quickly become one of my favourite garments I’ve designed. There’s something so relaxing about working the alternating shell-and-V stitch pattern, and I absolutely love how lightweight and breathable the finished fabric feels. One of my favourite things about this design is how versatile it is. You can make a...

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Have you ever been happily crocheting along only to realize you’re about to run out of yarn halfway through a row? It happens to all of us! One of the questions I’m asked most often is, “What’s the best way to join a new ball of yarn?” The truth is, there isn’t just one right...

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I honestly cannot believe it has taken me this long to design a crochet poncho. Now that the Sienna Shell Stitch Poncho is finished, I cannot seem to take it off. It has quickly become my newest crochet obsession, and I completely understand why ponchos remain such a timeless wardrobe piece. The Sienna Poncho is...

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There is just something about crocheting for summer that makes me happy. Maybe it’s the cotton yarn, the simple stitches, or knowing that the finished project will get used all season long. Whatever it is, I always find myself reaching for lightweight cotton and dreaming up projects I can throw over my shoulder before heading...

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