Replete with star stitches, the beauty of these dainty stitches reminds us that there is someone bigger than cancer out there, and along with hope, we have to have believe that He will light up our darkest moments, allowing us to choose faith over fear.

I recently came upon this fun new stitch and I wanted to share it with you! Because I'm showing it to you in rows, I figured we could do a quick coaster pattern with it as well! Let's dive in!

Back in 2015 when I was going through chemo, I was always looking for new patterns to whip up for myself that were fun, interesting, and different. So when Christine of Sweet Potato 3 opened up spots for this year's Cancer Challenge, I was so excited to be a part of it!

One of my maker goals this year was to design and write up a pattern for my own crochet hat. When I took a trip this past summer to Glacier National Park, I had my inspiration! The floating nimbus of white mist through the peaks of the mountains, on our way to Logan's Pass were so dreamy to me, and no wonder, since getting back from that amazing wonderland of country all I can do is dream about going back.