A triangular shoulder wrap or square diamond blanket to make of any size you wish. The pattern is easy to follow and produces a “bubble wrap” texture offering more warmth for those chilly evenings. Start at one corner, work towards the diagonal to the size you require and then work to the opposite corner if you’re making the square blanket, or ...

This ‘4-projects-in-1-pattern’ takes Destany Wymore’s “Victorian Lattice Square” to a whole new level, and beyond!

A beautiful doily using simple stitches - chain, slip stitch, double crochet and trebles.

“Tell me your worry, I’m in no hurry.

The pattern is written to produce strips joined to form a blanket. The well-known pineapple pattern is repeated over 6 rows, with foundation rows and an end row to give ‘straight’ ends to the strips.

THIS IS NOT JUST ANOTHER ORDINARY AND BORING BLANKET

A 3 3/4’’ high, delicate lace cotton angel, worked with chain, double crochet and treble stitches.

The pattern is written to produce rainbow squares and rectangles joined to form a blanket. Several layouts are suggested in the pattern, but you may have a layout design of your own.

The 4-page pattern gives instructions to make both dolls.

Here is a small teddy bear waiting to become a friend to live in your pocket or hang around looking after your keys.

A small amount of matching yellow thread/yarn will be required for the beak, together with black card/felt for the eyes.

Plastic or Metal curtain rings are ideal.

Pattern uses 2 or 3 colours depending on whether the special ears and soles are used.