At age 5 I taught myself how to crochet. By age 11, people around the world noticed my crochet abilities both in complexity and my speed. I am currently designing my own items, giving back to the community and spreading the love of crochet around the world. I call my business Jonah’s Hands, LLC because every piece of work is touched by my hands.
Roots Ethiopia partners with communities in Ethiopia to turn local ideas into lasting change. They work together to improve schools, educate children, enable livelihoods, and include everyone. Donating to Roots Ethiopia is just one of the ways I like to “give back”. They help families in the region where I was born and that’s very special to me. Also, if you’d like to help me and my family return to Ethiopia to see the library/science lab I built and to meet the children in my birth village who use those new facilities please consider donating to my GoFundMe. Thank you crochet friends!
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Featured Items
Bernat Mock Cable Crochet Blanket
This stunning blanket is made with Bernat Blanket Yarn so it is as soft and cozy as it looks. The faux cables are actually braided loops which makes this afghan so fun to make. The yarn colors are exquisite!
Check out the yarn: https://bit.ly/3lP9oI0
Click button below for free pattern.
New! Graph-it Yarn!
New! EZ Graph-it Yarn from Yarnspirations. This new yarn is designed to make projects that are reversible. You can also write words in your projects like I often do for my "statement blankets". Use only your fingers with this yarn~ no hook or needles. Perfect for any age.
Get the free pattern:https://bit.ly/3oWsz4I
Get the yarn: bit.ly/39Xz66l
Watch Full Yarn Tutorial: https://youtu.be/prXXSaN9Yog
Click button below to watch video snippet to learn more about it!
Crochet Lacy Triangle Shawl
This shawl is just beautiful in person. The picture doesn't do it justice because it's hard to see the "sparkle" that shines through with this yarn! There are so many beautiful colors to choose from too. This project uses single, double, and treble crochet stitches. It's probably not a project for a beginner but I would put it in the "easy" category for those of you who know a few stitches.
Yarn: https://bit.ly/3mmDRvV
Written Pattern: https://bit.ly/3Di9rC8
Click on button below to watch demonstration video:
Crochet Beach Party Bag
I had so much fun creating these bags. I used the granny stitch and the camel stitch to work up this project. I also used 100% cotton yarn which is perfect for crocheting bags. The handles can be found online or at your favorite craft store!
Yarn: https://bit.ly/3iC1Nuv
Written Pattern: https://bit.ly/3CUYq9w
Click button below for "Show & Tell" Video to get some tips on making it!
Easy Street Hat Tutorial with Jonah's Hands
You'll be so proud when you finish this Easy Street Hat and guess what? As the name implies, it's easy to crochet. Keep it simple and clean looking or add a pom pom for some extra flair. You can't go wrong with this hat...it's one of Jonah's favorites!
Similar Written Pattern (I used double crochet instead of single crochet for the body): https://bit.ly/2JieV9C
Yarn: https://bit.ly/2WQaYw5
Click below for the video tutorial!
My Favorite Hook- The Streamline Galaxy Swirl
I frequently get asked how I can crochet so fast without pain in my hands. Well, it has a lot to do with my hook. I’ve used many different kinds of hooks and the most comfortable for me is the Furl’s Streamline Swirl Hook. It is ergonomically correct and is lightweight for my hands. This makes it easy to crochet for long periods of time. It also has excellent stitch definition and allows me to crochet fast. There are many fun colors to choose from and reasonably priced- remember if you crochet a lot, your hooks are an investment.
Click below to give the hook a look:
First Ever Kid’s Edition of Domino Magazine
I’m so honored to have my work featured in the first ever kid’s edition of Domino Magazine! And... it’s Drew Barrymore that’s all wrapped up in my blanket! I was also able to interview Drew. We had a candid and fun conversation. Click the button below to read the interview and see more fun pictures.
