Making Ribbon Bows

To make the ribbon bows used in the Halloween Princess Set, you will need: 2 lengths of ribbon - one twice as long as the first A 4 pronged kitchen fork - size not important....it's only acting as an extra pair of hands A piece of strong cotton for tying off A pair of...

Long Tailed Hat

This simple-to-work long tailed hat can be made in any size, from newborn to adult, and in so many different ways. Add a fluffy trim and a pom-pom for a cute, newborn photo prop.  Work it in stripes for Santa’s elves or maybe use your favourite team colours – the tail...

One Colour Illusion Crochet

ONE COLOUR SHADOW ILLUSION CROCHET Some while back, I released a pattern for this guitar afghan. Since then, many people have asked me how it's worked and how the chart was created. Hopefully, this will answer both those questions. Creating the pattern Begin by...

Crochet Baby Props

If like me, you like instant (or at least same day) gratification, it's likely that you would much prefer to sit down and make a baby item than an adult one.  So, it's no surprise when I look back and find that the majority of my pattern stock is for baby items - in...

Monkey Foot Tutorial

Foot Tutorial

Common Crochet Problems Part 1

Crochet problems...you know the feeling...you've bought the crochet pattern, you've lovingly stroked, I mean selected, your yarn, and you've hooked with dedication for hours - then suddenly it dawns on you, something isn't quite right! Is this going to fit? What's...

Crochet Apple Cozy (Cosy)

This apple cozy (or cosy if you prefer to spell it that way) makes a perfect stocking filler, back to school gift, PTA fundraiser or just something to brighten up your fruit bowl. Quick and easy to make and lots of fun! YOU WILL NEED 32.5 m of double knitting yarn...

Fingerless Gloves

Fingerless gloves!  Just a little something to go with the crochet shawl I just finished (well, I had to use up the leftovers didn't I?!?!) Both patterns will be available soon.

Prairie Bonnet with legwarmers

Back in the 1970’s, I had a Holly Hobbie rag doll. Recently, while reminiscing, I recalled the clothing and immediately knew I had to make a prairie, pioneer style bonnet like the one she wore. The bonnet is designed to fit a 35 cm (14”) head making it perfect as a...

And, the winner is…

Woohoo - voting is closed and we have a winning stitch! Thank you to everyone who clicked. With 11 votes, the winning stitch was Openwork & Lace 2027. Now it's our turn.  Over the next 4 weeks, we (Samantha, Crystal and Tammy) will do our best to see what we can...