Free crochet pattern to make a fall guys game character complete with crown and sweatband accessories.
A multicoloured scrap blanket is a great way to use up leftover wool & your yarn stash while making something unique and special.
Ravelry.com launched a new look website on 16 June 2020. The old version had been around FOREVER, so this redesign is a big deal!
We all appreciate being able to buy wool online, especially during the pandemic. However, buying yarn you have never seen in real life has its pitfalls. Colour alone can be a minefield!
There are so many free face mask sewing patterns online that it can be hard to know where to start, especially for beginners. As a sewing machine newbie myself, here’s what I’ve learned from making DIY face masks for my family.
I was delighted when given the chance to review Deramores Studio DK & chunky yarn because it’s only available online. When I’m buying online, the temptation is to stick to yarns I’ve used before, or at least felt in person. So I hope this review helps give you an idea of what this yarn is really like.
Eason’s flagship store in O’Connell St, Dublin now has a large craft section on the first floor.
Called Craftworks, there is a good selection of yarn, patterns, sewing fabrics and a haberdashery. They also stock some materials for sugarcraft and paper craft enthusiasts.
Having made some tiny hats for the Innocent Big Knit, I decided to scale up my charity knitting to make a hat for the Olann and Warm + Woolly Campaign.
This is a great initiative to make warm winter accessories to donate to the Simon Community. It runs until 30 November 2015.
It’s that time of year again when you can help raise funds for Age Action by making some little hats to go on Innocent smoothie bottles.
I made this cushion cover using the free modern romantic cushion pattern from One Little Rayndrop . It’s a lovely easy pattern to follow, being just a 4 row repeat involving double, treble and double treble crochet (UK). But this simple pattern results in quite a sophisticated looking fabric.
I blogged before about making teddy bears using the Monty & Priscilla Bear pattern from the book Cute & Easy Crochet. I modified the pattern to add a proper foot at the end of each leg and I’ve been asked to explain this, so here goes:
