Raising Robertson's Fiber Arts
Crafts, clothes, crochet etc oh so charming, and always remember to keep on farting…
Quickest headband ever!!! No seriously! Any yarn. Any hook. Any width. And length! The only thing you don't need a lot of is time! Here we go! Psssst. I used red heart super saver in Sage. And a 5.5mm hook. To get width: ch17(more or less depending on personal preference) 1.) hdc in 2nd ch... Continue Reading →
It's been years but I'm back with another addition to my Robertson Ridge Technique series! A series I started when I came up with a neat way to add dimension and stiffness to mostly vintage themed patterns! I've linked those below for you! Now on to the newest member of the group! The Timeless Turban.... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago I was on vacation in Ocean City Maryland. We absolutely social distanced. Only went to the beach when it was either early morning or during dinnertime when next to no one was there. We also stayed in a private house instead of a hotel/condo on Windjammer lane. Which is why I... Continue Reading →
Ive truly missed regularly reaching out and updating all of you. I promise these next few months this year will be updated much more frequently as well as more of a regular correspondence. If you need any imediate help from me regarding give always and/or pattern help feel free to email... Continue Reading →
More goodies from the kind and creative folks over at Red Heart! I knew I wanted to dabble even more with various textures and yarn outside of Super Saver(my go to favorite for everything). This time I used Red Hearts Boutique Fur. You can find it HERE. The color I used is called... Continue Reading →
im going to just jump right in! I'm very excited to share with you all some amazing designers and friends. Their patterns included too! So shall we meet our first talented designer?!? Marie Segares of UnderGround Crafter as well as the woman behind the addicting and beneficial podcast called Creative Yarn Entrepenuer which... Continue Reading →
ive been seeing a lot of festie themed pictures all over my Facebook feed. I wanted to join the fun without actually going to a festival/concert. This pattern is really easy to make. It's good for beginners who are learning double and triple crochet stitches. It also uses the same method as the Fatty... Continue Reading →
So many baby boys in my family back home in Pennsylvania. I had to make more hats for little Liam back home. I decided to go with my favorite color combo for boys to make him a few hats to grow into. The owl design is called Oh Boy Oh Boy Owl and is... Continue Reading →
Basic Beanie design by Bob Wilson 123. This pattern was a video tutorial that I found HERE. This hat, made three years ago, was the very first thing I have ever crocheted. I'm serious. My parents were in town and my mom found it while sorting old baby clothes with me. I couldn't believe we found... Continue Reading →
Twisted Turban Headband(modified) design by Hopeful Honey. This FREE pattern can be found HERE. I really love the vintage looks these days. I've been able to make so many things that not only look fashinably vintage, but serve a function as well. This turban headband was no different! I modified it a bit so it would have... Continue Reading →
Raising Robertson's Fiber Arts 