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Light Falls draws on the contradictions that typify the Nordic Spring, when the intensifying sunlight falls on both crisp snow and emerging flower buds. A simple palette offsets a botanically inspired stitch pattern, and clever use of negative space ensures a little yarn will go a long way. The resulting fabric is textured, lightweight, and dra...

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These simple striped mittens, made in 100% wool for water-resistance, are the perfect winter gift for little people. Three colour scheme suggestions are included in this pattern, but of course you are free to make up your own – these mittens are great little stash busters!

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Bretonbone is a practical, modern layering piece inspired by the classic Breton top. It works up quickly and suits lots of different fibres - cotton for summer, cotton+merino for mid-season, alpaca or wool for winter. This pattern includes options for both DK and aran weight yarns.

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Inspired by the Dahlia flower yet still crisp and modern, this granny square pattern is sure to thrill beginner and experienced crocheters alike.

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This fun, modern granny square looks a little like a cross between a sunflower and an anemone! The ‘petals’ are achieved by working clusters of double-treble crochets. If you’ve never done one of these before, don’t worry; step-by-step instructions as well as clear photos are available.

This modern granny square combines pretty puff stitches with traditional granny trebles. It would be perfect as part of a blanket or throw, or even on its own as a coaster.