C2C Animal Cushions in Crochet Now …
C2C Animal Cushions The patterns for these C2C Animal Cushions are in Issue 37 of Crochet Now Mag. Aren’t they fun!? The cushions were lots…
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Caron Cotton Cakes Cushion
Caron Cotton Cakes When I laid eyes on this gorgeous ball of Caron Cotton Cakes I was determined to change my opinion of colour change…
Crochet along (CAL) 2019
Crochet along (CAL) 2019 Are you looking for a Crochet Along (cal) for 2019? Well, i have four fabulous suggestions to kick you off. What’s…
Casual Granny CAL Winner!
Photo Credit – @ring_beller Casual Granny CAL Winner! There has been some frenzied voting happening on Instagram over the past few days! After choosing 8…
CrochetZine
What is CrochetZine? On the 25th of April a brand new, amazing online magazine called CrochetZine launched on Instagram. It’s a magazine with just 12 pages,…
C2C Christmas Tree
C2C Christmas Tree Here’s a quick and easy C2C Christmas tree pattern that you can use to make a wall hanging or cushion. Corner to…
C2C Tutorial – Corner to Corner Crochet
C2C Tutorial Corner to corner (c2c) crochet is one of my favourite stitches. It produces unique texture and the ability to create fabulous colourwork. Stripes,…
Giveaway for the Casual Granny Cal
The Casual Granny Cal is coming to a close with the last of the joining tutorial being posted earlier this week. 10 months of free…
Continuous Join As You Go – Part B …
Continuous Join As You Go I cannot believe this is the last tutorial for the Casual Granny CAL. Sending out lots of love and gratitude…
Basic Granny Square – Square 10 of the Casual …
Basic Granny Square – Square 10 of the Casual Granny Cal The Basic Granny Square is square number ten of the Casual Granny CAL. This…
Free Crochet Star Patterns
Free Crochet Star Patterns What’s not to love about crochet stars!? And they’re even better when the patterns are free. Today i’m sharing 5 of…
Zeens and Roger Crochet
Zeens and Roger I am super pumped to introduce Rosina from Zeens and Roger! First things first, why Zeens and Roger? Well, they’re both names…