Kelli's Crochet Gallery

I don't claim to be uber creative but I do love to crochet.  I taught myself to crochet in December of 2017 when my family was quarantined with the flu over Christmas vacation.  How do you keep yourself from going crazy with 3 sick kids when you can't leave the house?  Crochet!!  By January I had completed my first five projects and I was hooked. (pun intended)

 Some of my projects make it to instagram but in case you can't find me there here's a small gallery of my creations.




Huskers blanket, my first completed project.
Bernat Blanket Granny Stripe
Granny Ripple with different yarns
Bernat Blanket Michigan Blanket
Bernat Blanket Virus Pattern
Leaping Stripes Worsted Weight
Worsted Weight Ripple Blanket
Corner to Corner Baby Blanket
Reusable Water Balloons (Pattern in Blog!)
Tried to make mittens without a pattern
Market Bag by KAME (check her out!)
Cable Crochet in Bernat Blanket
Bernat Blanket Self Striping
Scrap Yarn Slippers (Pattern Here)
Hat! Too big for me.
Cat bed, was supposed to be a basket
Same Hat Pattern better fit!
Packer Pillow (Bella Coco Pattern)
Granny Blanket with scrap yarn
Granny Squares in Bernat Blanket
Block Stitch Blanket
Baby Blanket Virus Pattern with Bernat Blanket
Viking Pillow (Bella Coco Pattern)
Granny Starfish, Pattern In the Blog!
Forever Roses
Pokemon, catch em all!
Another granny blanket
Not the High Street Bag (Bella CoCo Pattern)
Who is the Imposter
Pocket Shawl
Amish Puzzle Ball Dino
Another Puzzle Ball, Flower this time
Giraffe Puzzle Ball
Crochet Kids Shoes
Boots!
Adult House Shoes

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