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home about free patterns keyrings free pattern – cupcake keyring free pattern – stars and stripes keyring free pattern – ladybird keyring free pattern – fancy lanyard toys free pattern – bobby bunny free pattern – littlest green monster free pattern – dapper penguin free pattern – valentine monster free pattern – ella fairy doll free pattern – cutie hootie owl free pattern – i love you kitten free pattern – my foxy valentine cosies free pattern – snug cable tea cosy free pattern – edgar egg cosy monster free pattern – caravan teacosy free pattern – cupcake teacosy free pattern – cable cafetiere cosy free pattern – blighty vintage tea-cosy and egg-cosy free pattern – brioche cafetiere cosy household free pattern – autumn pumpkin free pattern – christmas pudding potholder free pattern – blencathra blanket free pattern – pineapple potholder accessories free pattern – pocket rocket badge free pattern – garter stitch sloppy beanie free pattern – pumpkin squash hat free pattern – crochet and knitted sunglasses case free pattern – crochet bracelets free pattern – little holiday bag free pattern – zig zag cowl free pattern – softest baby hat free pattern – duck egg adult slouchy beanie hat free pattern – jewel fan scarf tutorials my books emma varnam's blog for the love of toys 08/08/2018 · 2 comments in crochet , cute crocheted animals , toys i have been thinking about making toys recently. as you know, often i can be beavering away in the background, making something secret i cannot share. you will imagine that it will include toys – toys for babies, toys for toddlers, toys for play, toys to amuse and in some cases toys that adults love. well i know that there are really three important factor that make a great toy. make it stand the test of time firstly, it needs to be hard-wearing. a really successful toy is not just admired – it is loved. indeed the ultimate goal of a toy is to be ‘the one’. that means lots of imaginative play, lots of trips to unknown places. lots of adventures in the garden, lots of holidays and even being flung out of bed in the middle of the night. very undignified. toy making began in earnest for me when i learnt to crochet. i discovered something. working in the round; amigurumi, meant there were fewer seams. that meant there was less chance of having arms, legs ears pulled off in enthusiastic games or just from general wear and tear. do you know that this little monster was the very first crochet toy i ever made for my boy. at the time it sat neatly in his hand. now he has enormous hands and this little chap seems very very small. in cute crochet animals i suggest that you attach the arms by incorporating the last stitches of each arm into the rounds of the body. this means that the limbs become part of the whole piece and won’t fall off or unravel. this is my very favourite technique and i use it whenever i can. be inspired some my very favourite designs or makes have been inspired by small conversations. chatting away to children or friends you get to know what they really love. i tell you nothing, absolutely nothing is more wonderful than a home made treasure which someone has made specifically for you. it is not only the time and effort it takes to make that object, but the added value of listening to you, hearing and noting your passions and then turning that conversation into an idea. i have designed many penguins over the years – for one simple reason – my son loves penguins. his love of these comical birds has changed our family. who knew there were so many species? i have watched more films, cartoons and documentaries about penguins than i dreamed possible. they have infiltrated my design work – and i am so glad they have. but i make penguins because i love him and i want to delight his heart – i am sure i will make more look for the cute the last bit of making a toy is the very most vital part. placing the features – i have three pieces of advice for you. firstly, relax. homemade toys – are meant to look like just that – homemade. they are not made by robots – they are not made in their hundreds. they are unique and therefore should look different and bespoke. secondly if you pour love into the process then your toy will reflect that love and care. i can’t explain it – but it is like a small sprinkle toy-maker’s magic dust. the care, the time, the joy comes seeps out through every stitch. placing finally do take your time. i might place the eyes in several different places before i finally settle on their lasting position and fasten them. even though i have made hundred of toys i will rip out noses, mouths and ears and start again. if in doubt – rip it out. but do finish it. it occurred to me recently – when my boy is all grown up – will i stop making toys? i don’t think so, because you know who gets the most joy from making these toys – the biggest kid – me! { 2 comments } life changes blanket – stylecraft yarns 20/07/2018 · 4 comments in craft , crochet it is such a strange way that designs seem to time travel. you design, make and create in one season and then they are shipped off to their final destination. in another season they reappear and you have almost forgotten when and where you made it. holiday project well whilst we were away in the last few weeks my new design for stylecraft yarns has been launched. i created a new blanket and cushion design for their autumn season using some bright shades of life dk and a lovely gray tonal yarn – life changes. i was actually making this blanket in the depths of our chilly february holiday. we were all poorly – but sat for hours watching the winter olympics. nothing could be more cosy than making a blanket when you need some comfort. getting prepared in the middle of our heatwave here in britain it might seem a bit odd to be thinking about your autumn projects – but get ready because before you know it you will want to be under a lovely homemade creation. i hope you like the look of the design. the blanket would be perfect for a beginner. i try really hard to create designs that i would like to have in my own home and match in with contemporary interior trends. all the brights are a lovely little highlight and then the tonal grays of the life changes yarn provide a modern look. the pattern will be available for the normal stylecraft stockists in the autumn and the design code is 9559. tell me what your think { 4 comments } a spontaneous project – the friday beach basket 05/07/2018 · 5 comments in crochet , granny squares weekend if you are a passionate crafter, you will recognise the urge. two fridays ago i got home from a very busy week and knew that i just ‘had’ to create something new. i needed that total crochet escapism – to make without ceasing. waiting in my stash was a full range of stylecraft linen drape colours. i picked out some of my favourite colours from the range – cranberry, coral, natural, lime, peacock and wheat. what to make? i knew exactly what i wanted to create – a fun beach bag for our summer holidays. you might think that having written two books on granny squares in the past twelve months, i might have had my fill of the old crochet vintage classic. in fact, once you have started thinking about creating patterns like this, more and more possibilities open up. construction anyway i quickly worked up two basic granny squares. the final row of the square was a double crochet row. i then swapped my colourful yarn for the muted raffia tones of ‘wheat’. i worked three sides of each square in a linen stitch. working backwards and forwards. i then worked a single stripe in each colour using double crochet. this ended for both sides with a row of cranberry. i joined both sides of the bag together using a slip stitch in the cranberry yarn. handles next i began working the handles. i am going to be honest i toyed with some bamboo or plastic handles, but thought better of it. it seemed better to go for the simplest solution. so i worked about 5 rows of doub

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