Christmas is fast approaching, so here is a little gift for crochet fans. You can download my Robin and Penguin Christmas Decorations pattern from Ravelry right now (it's free and you don't even have to be a Ravelry member).
Hope you enjoy it!
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Here's Pepper!
I received my contributor's copy of Inside Crochet issue 21 yesterday (it's in the shops from today) and am really pleased with the layout and photos that accompany my Pepper Puppy amigurumi pattern.
The little paper kennel is a really sweet touch.
Pepper also snuck onto the front cover -
Thanks Inside Crochet!
The little paper kennel is a really sweet touch.
Pepper also snuck onto the front cover -
Thanks Inside Crochet!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Special Offer
I currently have a special offer on patterns in my Folksy shop - 3 patterns for £4. If you would prefer to have the patterns stored in your Ravelry library, please let me know and I will set that up rather than send the PDFs by email.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Yummy Yarn - Folksy Friday
Friday again, and this week I thought I'd choose a selection of yarn that has been handspun or hand dyed (or both) by talented Folksy sellers.
There is plenty more yarn on Folksy if you're looking for a certain colour or weight, not to mention all the handmade stitch markers and project bags you could want!
There is plenty more yarn on Folksy if you're looking for a certain colour or weight, not to mention all the handmade stitch markers and project bags you could want!
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
My work in Inside Crochet magazine
A couple of months ago, Inside Crochet magazine ran a toy design competition with one of the prizes being the chance to have your pattern published in the magazine. Of course, I couldn't ignore that opportunity, so picked up my hook and got busy.
Some terrible sketches and a fair bit of trial and error later, I finished my puppy dog amigurumi and settled on the name 'Pepper'. Then I wrote up the pattern, took some photos, emailed them off to the magazine, and crossed my fingers.
A few weeks ago, I received an email telling me that Pepper the Puppy had been selected as a runner-up and they wanted to publish the pattern in a future issue of the magazine. I had a mad few days, sending my ami off to be photographed, reworking the pattern to fit the magazine's submission guidelines, and emailing it along with a contract to the editor, Claire. (The deadline fell when I was on holiday, so I wanted to get everything done before I went away.)
Today my contributor's copy of issue 20 popped through my letter box, and here is Pepper in the winners gallery -
I really can't wait to see my published pattern (but I suppose I'll just have to!).
Some terrible sketches and a fair bit of trial and error later, I finished my puppy dog amigurumi and settled on the name 'Pepper'. Then I wrote up the pattern, took some photos, emailed them off to the magazine, and crossed my fingers.
A few weeks ago, I received an email telling me that Pepper the Puppy had been selected as a runner-up and they wanted to publish the pattern in a future issue of the magazine. I had a mad few days, sending my ami off to be photographed, reworking the pattern to fit the magazine's submission guidelines, and emailing it along with a contract to the editor, Claire. (The deadline fell when I was on holiday, so I wanted to get everything done before I went away.)
Today my contributor's copy of issue 20 popped through my letter box, and here is Pepper in the winners gallery -
I really can't wait to see my published pattern (but I suppose I'll just have to!).
Friday, July 1, 2011
Love is in the air - Folksy Friday
Friday, June 17, 2011
Geek Chic Folksy Friday
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