Darn Good Yarn sent me this adorable crochet kit to try out and I decided to make some kitty toys with it! Hint: I stuffed a little catnip in with the stuffing 🙂
The chalk bucket for all! A cute, jean pocket gives this bucket flair and character and also holds your stuff!
This climbing chalk bucket is inspired by my local evergreen forests and also upcycling blue jeans; is there a better combination? I don’t think so!
Continue reading “POCKET FULL OF EVERGREENS CHALK BUCKET PATTERN”A “cat-tastic” pumpkin bag pattern that even glows in the dark! Use it to carry candy on Halloween or your chalk ball on the wall.
Aaaaand! Just in time for Halloween and and the fall season we have the Cat-O’-Lantern chalk bag! My partner (in climbing and life) and I always try to complete a night climb on Halloween and I cannot wait to take this “glowing” chalk bag with me this time!
Continue reading “CAT-O’-LANTERN CHALK BAG PATTERN”Mazama the Mountain Goat is ready for all your rock climbing needs! Make her in an afternoon and get out rock climbing! Everyone will wonder where you got such a precious chalk bag.
This little chalk bag is crocheted with acrylic yarn that has been brushed to create a fuzzy coat of fur. This quick pattern will remind you of the mountains and get you out climbing as soon as possible! Mountain goats are the cutest, so who doesn’t want one swinging from their harness?
Continue reading “MAZAMA MOUNTAIN GOAT CHALK BAG PATTERN”I am passionate about inspiring others to find their creative niche and connect it to nature. The reason I started my blog was to inspire other makers to take their makes into the outdoors; to feel the peace and energy that I feel when I am outside. My goal is to spread the word that nature and yarn combine beautifully and anyone can join in – whether you look out the window while crocheting, create a warm hat to hike in, or climb a mountain with your yarn in your pack. I want to create a community around this idea, so I started the hashtag #wildyarning to get this rolling and am so excited to see people participating. I want everyone to have fun, both creating their makes and then taking them outside!
Continue reading “WILD YARNING | HOW TO COMBINE NATURE WITH YOUR CRAFT”This adorable manatee climbing chalk bag only uses half-double crochet and can be made in an afternoon! Celebrate summer days with this bright and fun chalk bag. Guaranteed to stand out in the gym or high up on the wall!
I had a request for a manatee shaped chalk bag, and how could I resist! Especially with this soft and lovely Lion Brand Jeans Yarn in Vintage that is perfect for the mottled, grey skin of a manatee.
Continue reading “MANATEE CHALK BAG PATTERN”Cute little banana-shaped chalk bag with three curling peels. The banana is created with simple techniques and all half-double crochet stitches.
I have been waiting all winter to create a banana-shaped chalk bag, it just felt like a design that should be made in the bright sunlight and here it finally is!
Continue reading “BANANA CHALK BAG PATTERN”Who said eggplants were just for emojis? Take this one out for a climb!
It is always amazing to me how such simple stitches can become such a hilarious shape! I saw this adorable little amigurumi eggplant pattern by Ollie + Holly and knew I needed to make a chalk bag version! I am really on a roll here with veggie chalk bags, though I want to make a departure back into fruit and work up a banana next. The sky is the limit when it comes to cute and funky chalk bag patterns!
Continue reading “EGGPLANT CHALK BAG PATTERN”Fill ‘er up with chalk and set this cute Sunflower Chalk Bucket down next to you in the gym or at the crag. However you use this chalk bag, its bound to get some laughs.
Spring is here and I am welcoming it with a sunflower-themed chalk bucket crochet pattern. Check out this little beauty!
Continue reading “SUNFLOWER CHALK BUCKET PATTERN”Once again we have a food related climbing chalk bag pattern coming your way! Featuring: the Broccoli Chalk Bag!
BRRROOOOCCCCCOOOLLLIII! More food related crocheted climbing chalk bags! It’s turning into my favorite thing to crochet, and I have to say making vegetables is my jam. I have always loved veggies more than fruit. From just a little girl, broccoli has been one of my favorite foods and I generally don’t eat any fruit at all. Weird, huh?
Continue reading “BROCCOLI CHALK BAG PATTERN”
