I used a leftover 4-ply ball of yarn that had been sitting in my wool drawer for ages to come up with this crocheted doily for you, which is perfect for Halloween and every day,you like to use this doily. I'll show you step by step with a few pictures how you can crochet the doily yourself... Read more
You can use a small amount of leftover sock yarn to embellish an unattractive Christmas bauble in your favorite color. I didn't have a specific pattern in mind when crocheting—that's why I call it "freeform style" (also known as freeform crocheting)... Read more
In this blog post, you will learn how to knit a double-face scarf with a lace pattern. Sounds complicated? But it's not. All you need is a basic knowledge of double-face knitting... Read more
Here I'll show you simple instructions for a dishcloth that you can use to remove stubborn stains in a colorful way. This cloth makes washing up even easier. It also saves you having to buy spiral sponges, which will have to be replaced sooner or later... Read more
I gathered my cotton scraps for this crochet hat and worked with one ball after another. You can crochet this hat using colorful scraps or a single color—whichever you prefer. Maybe you'll crochet two hats. In any case, I hope you enjoy crocheting :) Read more
So many cotton yarn remnants and no idea, what to do with it? Because Easter is coming soon, how about crocheting colourful Easter eggs? In this blog I show you, few ideas for an easy Easter decoration. I wish you happy crocheting :) Read more
I crocheted the triangular shawl shown here a lot when I was a child and teenager. It can be made from any wool that is soft enough. This shawl starts with the widest part and tapers towards the tip. The size depends on the yarn you choose. I wish you lots of fun making it :) Read more
This simple but elegant raglan from above fits to many clothing styles. From sportive to romantic or whatever you prefer. Just grap you favourite yarn in the colour you mostly like. Enjoy knitting and wearing your sweater. Read more
As I liked the colour gradient of the yarn cake so much, I bought two of them. The first became the top down Hinode and the second a warming triangular shawl. Here too, I worked a stockinette pattern... Read more
With these knitting instructions, I will show you how I work a top down pullover. A top down can be easily adapted to any size without having to make any major calculations. I wish you much fun working this top down. Read more
As is so often the case, I didn't know what Mureki should look like at the start of this project. So round after round I thought about it, calculated it, crocheted it or discarded it. These instructions will help you get started. Read more
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