The Smile of Joy scarf is textured and colourful. Although the pattern works best with Willow Yarns Dappled yarn, it will look great in scrap yarn too.
Smile of Joy Charity
Smile of Joy works with HIV-impacted children in South Africa to support and maintain oral health. They also host Christmas parties for these children. They gratefully receive donations of broken toys, clothes, and crochet or knit items.
Movember, Mr. Lookatwhatimade, and a Moustache Table Runner
Mr. Lookatwhatimade and I are taking part in the Movember challenge. Male health (both mental and physical) is very important to us.
Floral Crochet Snowflake
These floral crochet snowflakes take less than 10 minutes to make. What is your favourite quick Christmas ‘make’?
Charlotte’s Dream Pattern
Jenny and I are very excited to bring you the pattern for Charlotte’s Dream, a crochet blanket consisting of 12 Charlotte Squares with a simple Popcorn edging.
Charlotte’s Dream: Reveal
I am so excited to show you the Charlotte’s Dream blanket made by my dear friend Jenny. I cannot tell you how much I love this blanket! We will publish the pattern here on the website next Friday.
Crochet Christmas Light Flowers
These Christmas light flowers are the perfect stash-busting project. Each flower takes less than a meter of yarn and you can use as many (or as few) colours as you like.
Floral Tea Cozy for Little Box of Crochet
My teapot now has a floral tea cozy to keep it warm and happy. There is a little bit of a sentimental story behind this design, so make yourself a cuppa and let me tell you about Christiaan and the first time he made me some tea…
A Baby Blanket for Erin {Featuring ‘Flowers Abound’ Squares by Spincushions}
Today is another ‘Look At What I Made’ moment. I finished this little baby blanket more than six months ago and I love it dearly. It is made using Shelley Husband’s Flowers Abound squares and my Banksia Border.
Charlotte’s Dream: Work in Progress
Charlotte’s Dream is a crochet blanket made up from 12 Charlotte Squares (each in a different colour). This week, we share some sneak peeks. Next week, we will share some photos of the completed blanket, with the pattern following the week after that.
