Reaching Out, One Stitch At a Time
This beanie crochet pattern was designed specifically for chemo patients. I have had this privilage of joining the Crochet Cancer Challenge for as many years as Christine has been hosting it, and every year I want to make something meaningful. Some years I do it …
It’s hard to believe this is my 7th year taking part in the Crochet Cancer Challenge. This year I chose skin cancer because it currently hits closest to home for me. If you haven’t heard of the Crochet Cancer Challenge here is a quick rundown. …
It’s hard to believe this is my 6th year taking part in the Crochet Cancer Challenge. For the past few years this challenge has taken on a whole new meaning and this year the Viltis Chemo Hat is no different. I chose bladder cancer again …
The Warrior Ribbon Hat crochet pattern was specifically designed for the Crochet Cancer Challenge 2020. I have been a part of this wonderful challenge for quite a few years but the past couple years it has taken on a new significance for me. Why I …
The Keystone Hat crochet pattern was designed as part of the Cancer Challenge. It was created to honor the caregivers who give so much of their time, emotions, and support to help those who are going through cancer and/or chemo. “ Keystone Hat Crochet Pattern …
This year for the Sweet Potato 3 Cancer Challenge, in addition to the Hope Lives Chemo Hat, I also designed the Hope Endures Prayer Shawl pattern for the challenge. If you haven’t heard of the Cancer Challenge here’s a quick rundown. You receive a free pattern (the offer …
This is my 3rd year taking part in the Sweet Potato 3 Cancer Challenge. If you haven’t heard of it here’s a quick rundown. You receive a free pattern (the offer is for a limited time). In exchange for that pattern, you pledge to make …
The Lapghan of Love crochet pattern was created especially for those going through chemo, or other health related struggles, that could use some extra warmth. When you add some love from the maker it is sure to bring some comfort when they need it most. …
Cancer . . . . to put it mildly, it stinks. Most of us have been affected by it, are survivors of it, or know someone who has been changed by it. Christmas Day will be one year since I lost my biological father to …