Slouchy Cabled Legwarmers!

Yay! You can now download the pdf! If you find any errors or would like to suggest changes, feel free to e-mail me.

Download from Ravelry here.
Download from Craftsy here.

Please note this pattern has been updated: 10/2009 v2, 11/2010 v3, 06/2012 v4.

Legwarmers are ready!

I finally finished the left legwarmer and crocheted the cord. Next, I'll upload instructions after they're in pdf form. For now check out the photos!

Hexagaughan Hexagon

Here are a few crocheted hexagons from a pattern by Julie A. Bolduc for the Hexagaughan for Norah Gaughan knit/crochet-along on Ravelry.com.
Thanks to help from my friend Atlanta, I was able to contribute a few hexagons to this project thanking Norah Gaughan (a knitwear designer) for offering so many of her projects on the website. I realized that after free-crocheting since I was six, I never formally learned to read a crochet pattern. Nor had I ever learned the proper terms for things in English.

The First Post

Does everyone have "first post anxiety" when they start a blog? This is my first entry into my first web log. I've been writing in journals and diaries since I was a kid, but always thought about the repercussions of writing my deepest and darkest on paper. The limitations, though, of a paper-based log is that it does only reach the eyes of the one who writes it, and maybe after death, grand kids and the like see what a nut you were. But, as I'm still alive and needing to reach out and share information with others, I was led to the "blogosphere".

What kind of information do I have to share? Well, my brain contains lots and lots of randomness, but most of it deals with the creative industries. I love making and designing things, and here you will find information on projects I have completed, and instructions on how to make them yourself if interested.

Warning: being a jack-of-all-trades has left me a master of none. So, I put forward these projects with good intentions. Don't hurt yourself, m'kay?