The Aspen Cowl – a crochet cowl pattern using the beautiful Alpine stitch. It’s becoming quite popular recently and for good reason, it’s gorgeous and one of my favourites. The stitch gives so much depth but is so simple to work with, and looks good on so many different projects. If you’ve never tried it […]
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The Alpine Stitch is one of my favourites, so i’m excited to use them in this crochet fingerless gloves pattern. For a stitch so pretty it’s a lot easier than it looks, just using alternating front and back post double crochet! I think it gives a lovely soft look, and looks gorgeous in lots of
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This crochet beanie pattern is part of a pattern bundle using the lemon peel stitch, one of my favourite stitches. I’ve put a crochet beanie, fingerless mittens and scarf bundle together all using this stitch. It’s great for beginners as the texture is very forgiving, and will hide and little mistakes that happen when first
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A free crochet cardigan pattern for women. The Hibiscus Herringbone cardigan pattern is a simple and classic style piece using the herringbone double crochet stitch. You can find a tutorial for this stitch here. I have some mittens and a headband using this stitch too if it’s a new stitch for you and you would
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If you’re making an effort to be more mindful of the things you buy in order to be more sustainable and eco friendly, then you’re in the right place for this face scrubbies crochet pattern. The number of face wipes and makeup remove pads I used to use (and honestly, still sometimes do when it’s
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Here is a crochet herringbone stitch tutorial, found in these mittens and ear warmer patterns, but also in my new cardigan pattern release! It’s a classic stitch that looks great on so many different crochet projects, and one of my all time favourites. It’s quick and relaxing too once you get into it. The Hibiscus
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The perfect spring summer project, a crochet bag pattern using the alpine stitch! I love it in this mustard yellow, obviously, but would love to see this in other summery colours. This bag can be a long or short shoulder / cross body bag with a flat base as the long strap can be made
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Here’s a quick photo instructional post for a crochet cord tutorial. Perfect for straps, handles, keychains and the rest. You can use any size yarn with a corresponding hook, but a tougher yarn like cotton will give you a study cord. I find this works up more quickly and easily than other options such as
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My new obsession – the alpine stitch. I’ve seen this used on handbags on Pinterest quite often but never found the name or how to do it until now. I think the texture is amazing and brings your work up a level somehow! I’m definitely going to be including it in some of my patterns
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Here are 10 of my favourite crochet patterns for the kitchen. Hot cloths, bag holders, scrubbies and more, I love making things that are useful and functional – as well as pretty! It’s always nice to make cute gifts for people, but there’s something extra satisfying about making something that you’re going to use every
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