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Crazy Crochet

Hats and Scarves

My godmother Kate kindly taught me how to crochet when I was a teenager. I have fond memories of creating small purses and pouches back then. However, as I grew older, I gradually stopped crocheting. It wasn't until I fell ill during college as a returning student that I decided to pick up my trusty crochet hook again. With just a $5.00 ball of green yarn, I created my first crazy hat, scarf and fingerless gloves to keep me warm.

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As I persevered through the challenges college threw my way, I rediscovered my passion for crochet. I enjoyed creating unique pieces that brought warmth and humor to life during trying times. With each stitch, I allowed my imagination to roam free, and in doing so, I developed a newfound appreciation for this craft. Crocheting helped me overcome challenges and provided a creative outlet that I looked forward to during cold winter months. 

Rain Catchers

The raindrops on my head inspired me the create these Rain Catchers during a storm. I created these versatile pieces that keep me warm and triple as a scarf, shawl, and crown protector when I'm out and about during the worst winter days. 

Red Rose Sunset
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Lucky Hat
$75

This crochet hat and scarf set was inspired by turning unfortunate events into fortunate ones. 

Flower Power
$350

Remembering Spring's magical powers bringing beautiful flowers.

Purple Ocean Sunset
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Hat and Shawl's "rain catcher" set matching the sun going down through the fog. 

Wandering Wizard
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When the wandering wizard wonders about the next magical world.

Rock'n Roller
$575

"Rain Catcher" shawl to rock the coldest days. 

Through the Storm
$475

The first "Rain Catcher" shawl with the sun shining through a recent storm.

Bobble Dobble
$85

The only way to Bobble Dobble through the most challenging times. 

Springtime
$80

Flowering springtime when the sun says, "Hello, my beauties!"

Whimsical Wizard
$120

A moment of whimsical, worldly wonder.
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