If you knew the date you were going to die, how would that inform your life choices? And would you die that day because of those life choices, making it a self-fulfilling prophecy, or would you have died that day regardless?
Double Crochet Five Together Photo Tutorial
I've got another stitch tutorial for you today, the Front Post Double Crochet! Learn this stitch and open up a whole new world of texture!
Front Post Double Crochet Photo Tutorial
I've got another stitch tutorial for you today, the Front Post Double Crochet! Learn this stitch and open up a whole new world of texture!
The Death of Mrs. Westaway – Book Review
This creepy gothic thriller was my first Ruth Ware novel and I look forward to more.
Crochet Pumpkin Pattern And Tutorial
I know that there are a ton of crochet pumpkin tutorials, but hey, what's one more? Here's mine!
My Top 12 Guilty Pleasure Books
Guilty Pleasures...we all have them. These are my favorite guilty pleasure series, laid bare for all to see.
Half Double Crochet Two Together Decrease Photo Tutorial
Continuing with my crochet stitch tutorials, today's post is the Half Double Crochet Two Together Decrease, or hdc2tog, magically transforming two hdc stitches into one!
Half Double Crochet in the Front Two Loops Photo Tutorial
Next in my series of crochet stitch tutorials is the Foundation Half Double Crochet, which will be featured in my next pattern!
Foundation Half Double Crochet Photo Tutorial
I'm kicking off a series of stitch and technique tutorial posts! Today is the Foundation Half Double Crochet!
The Dutch Wife – Book Review
I had two different quotes that kept popping into my head while reading this book. The first, from Edmond Burke, is: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing." The other, from a YA Fantasy series I enjoyed, Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor: "It is a condition of monsters that they do not perceive themselves as such. The dragon, you know, hunkered in the village devouring maidens, heard the townsfolk cry 'Monster!' and looked behind him."
