Hello, friends! With the weather still rather cold in my part of the world, all I can think about is all types of cosiness. I shared the pattern for this two-tone crochet cowl in an Instagram reel in 2022 and I’ve been meaning to share it on the blog, so I’m pleased that I can…
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I come bearing a pattern that should have been released nearly three years ago!! I know, I know, that’s a long time. This one’s been a rather strange one for some reason because I have designed and released other patterns since this one was designed….
Happy Easter, friends! Hope you’re keeping safe wherever you are. It feels weird to celebrate Easter on lockdown but this is what is absolutely necessary at this time to combat this terrible pandemic that has swept over much of the nations of the world.
The virus cannot, however, take away…
Happy New Year my lovelies! Hope you had some lovely time off over Christmas and hope 2020 has started off well for you. How is it already 2020?
To kick off the new year, I’m participating in Desamour Designs’ Selfish Crochet Blog Hop running from January 1st to 31st! A…
While I was pregnant, particularly in my third trimester, I crocheted some clothing items for my baby. using some awesome patterns (paid) that produced uber cute pieces.
In no particular order, here are my top five. They’re definitely must-makes if you’re looking for some items to crochet for a baby…
Baby blankets are my favourite things to crochet and the corner to corner (c2c) method is a quick way to make one. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’ve never tried it before.
I got the idea for this graphgan blanket one Sunday afternoon and could not wait to get…
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I love lace and open work patterns, and I’m always looking for ways to experiment with them. Since I seem to have a thing for cowls, judging by how many cowl pattern ideas I am currently thinking about, it only made sense to create a lacy cowl pattern….
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