A pattern to help use up your stash! Begin one long length of crochet, then join as many strips as you wish

Every colour on the blanket is reminiscent of spices and

A wide, reversible, bottom up, lace, triangular shaped shawl. By using two different yarn weights in the same colourway, you can create contrasting textures of fabric

Dance around to the sounds of the ’80s with this neon-edged shawl!

Whether the name “recovery” resonates with you for its reminiscent qualities of a mere common cold you recently experienced or a bout of mental instability and/or anxiety, a challenging life changing event you have overcome or the sheer bleakness of the pandemic at its peak versus todays “new normal”. The list goes on. The fact is, we are here ...

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Inspired by a love of pointillism paintings, this reversible neck-down shawl uses coloured popcorns for a random pattern

These unisex cowls are a breeze to crochet and can easily be completed in one sitting.

Completely reversible, this is an uncomplicated accessory that will be a welcome addition to any wardrobe.

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This beautifully textured shawl is inspired by the ridge shells dotted along the British coastline.

Inspired by peonies, this beautiful wool from Botanical Yarns captures all the variations in shade and colours perfectly.

A stunning, asymmetric, reversible wrap inspired by brick flooring laid out in a herringbone pattern.

Lockdown often meant it was impossible to escape to green spaces, so pavement verges, covered in trees, wild shrubs and flowers, offered moments for mindfulness and escape.

The humble rainbow became a worldwide symbol of hope, solidarity, and cheer during 2020. This reversible bean stitch scarf has an optional cuff that allows you to keep it fastened.

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Inspired by the Seychelles Botanical Garden, the perspective of this design is from the ground up towards the glorious sky.

This simple lacy shawlette is perfect for showing off a special skein of hand-dyed yarn

This stunning reversible shawl is named after the beautiful showy flowers and the varying shades of pinks, fuchsia, magenta and deep pinks in these blooms.

Perfect for using up all those scraps of yarn that collect in your stash, with a fi nished shape inspired by origami

Work away feelings of anxiety and transfer those emotions into something beautiful with this calming shawl.

This bright and colourful design is simple to make, while the floral motifs create a strong, thick fabric perfect for bags.

This reversible shawl was inspired by the intense colours of the yarn, with its hints of ripe juicy peaches and contrasting denim.

Inspired by the Tulip Garden of Keukenhof in Amsterdam, this delicate lacy scarf will keep spring chills at bay

The right colours can lift your mood – combine them with therapeutic crochet for a super-happy project!

Inspired by an oasis of plants, conkers and berries in a grey urban area, this asymmetric shawl is worked in a beautiful Merino-blend yarn

Eden Cottage Yarns Brimham 4ply, 85% Merino wool/15% nylon, 100g/400m/436yds

Inspired by the colours from the land and seascape of the Seychelles.

Inspired by peonies, these big, blousy pink blooms and their delicate fragrance never fail to delight – and they’re the colour of pretty pastel bubblegum!

All the different colour motifs remind us of the colourful swirls of icing on Iced Gem biscuits!

Inspired by Josef Albers’ “Homage to the Square” series of paintings, these neat little squares form twelve rows of pure colour delight.

Bottom up triangular shawl formed by an easy one line repeat. Putting aside 5gm of each yarn for tassels, crochet linen stitch stripes alternating between the merino and the mohair, with a section along the top using both yarns held together to use up every last scrap of yarn.

This design is inspired by the old rusty corrugated panels that are used as fencing on building sites.

Inspired by the Egyptian souks, this colourful shawl shows off a stunning yarn selection.

Hook this stylish cowl using just one ball of a colourful super-chunky yarn.

A quick and easy versatile cowl that uses a camel stitch to create a gorgeous faux knitted rib on one side and a textured stitch on the other.

This colourful table runner was inspired by the flower gardens in London’s Regent’s Park.

This stunning scarf shows off a gorgeous colourful yarn with a simple but effective floral motif and lace border.

This pretty yet practical bag is perfect for all your summer shopping!

This vibrant necklace is inspired by a colourful children’s set of boules.

Hook this fabulously colourful cover to protect your gadgets and show off your yarns!

This stunning shawl in pure wool is simple to hook and sure to keep you snug and warm this winter.

This cosy cowl is inspired by Gaudi’s undulating curves and richly coloured textures.

This stylish scarf was inspired by Harris tweed and their wonderful duotone textile patterns.

This stylish scarf is inspired by the beauty of Bargello needlepoint, in which distinctive patterns are built up from rows of straight stitches.

This delicate design is inspired by the beautiful diversity of a coral reef.

Proof that even the most mundane of origins can create beautiful results, this pretty scarf was inspired by a corrugated roof.

A visit to Chelsea flower show with a Swedish friend was the inspiration for this bracelet – Blommor is Swedish for flowers, a perfectly apt name.

Adorn all your beautiful handmade gifts with this delightful granny square heart shaped motif. Make a few and thread ribbon and turn it into heart bunting. The motif also looks great on the Christmas tree.

This stylish monochrome basket is perfect for housing all your crochet works-in-progress.

This colour piece is inspired by Molokini, a crescent-shaped, partially submerged volcanic crater in Hawaii.

This scarf was born from the love of a knitted linen stitch and recreates the pretty, textured pattern in crochet.

This pretty scarf uses a traditional feather and fan lace stitch to great effect, causing the variegated yarn to form stunning zigzag stripes as you work, with minimal effort.

My inspiration for this scarf is a recent trip to Disneyland Florida at the Dr Suess area .A wonderful kaleidoscopic landscape that enthralled me.I particularly liked the trees that looked like a bright ,big ball of yarn. Cerchio is Italian for circle

A wonderfully cosy shawl that features a ridged pattern which accentuates the different colour changes in those colourful balls of yarn.It almost seems to underline each colour change. A simple but effective pattern that allows the yarn to shine through. Perfect for that sock yarn that doesn’t want to be a pair of socks.

A quick and easy pattern that is adaptable to any yarn size..It uses so little yarn you can use all those scraps yarn we all have ,Why not make a bracelet , or a pair of earrings.You could also made any entire necklace of crocheted beads..If you add more rounds they look wonderful on as baubles on a christmas tree

Valentine day is approaching. I use this opportunity to show my love to my children, my mum and friends.This cosy is made to fit small vase, you could make it to fit around a candle, mug ,glass.It could be used as a coaster, place mats , dishcloths I guess what I’m trying to say is that you can use it for just about anything you like.

The undulated pattern leads itself wonderfully to showcasing those beautiful colourful balls of yarn we all have in our stash. It looks equally stunning made in one colour.

This pattern lets the yarn shine through