This cardigan is quick and easy to make and is based on the concept of 2 identical hexagons, crocheted together in such a way to make the main body of the cardigan, They can then be lengthened in both the body and the sleeves to fit the recipient.

A while ago one of my subscribers who lives in Exeter, Emma, came to see me in my Crochet Lounge, and she happened to be mentioning that she quite liked the Ophelia Square, and that maybe she had a colour pack idea in mind. So I questioned her further and needless to say the pegs came out and we spent a good few minutes putting together her ide...

A lovely shawl which doesn’t take up too much yarn but which looks very impressive and is an easy repeat? Meet Snow Moon, designed in the midst of Winter, to keep you warm throughout the year. Delicate shells combined with rows of trellis. Quick to crochet, easy to remember and a joy to wear, that is the Snow Moon Shawl. Simple in its beauty wh...

I wanted a really Boho

Reading, or crocheting for that matter, often requires wearing a shawl to keep us warm, but the

a very easy to make bolero, easily adapted as it is oversized and a lovely 4 row repeat!

Sometimes simplicity is key, a beautiful baby blanket which is lovely and easy to make which also looks stunning. This Margot Baby Blanket is the right size for a newborn cot and can still be enjoyed for so many walks in the pushchair as well as car rides and cosy sofa time. Place it on the bed and it looks stunning in its simplicity. Made in o...

I have always enjoyed reading and especially reading English books, even when living in Belgium.

Do you ever get that rush of a warm feeling when you look at something that gave you immense joy and there it is still in all its glory in front of you and the memories start flooding back? Like the little wild flowers children pick during a summer walk through the meadow and then when you came back home you realised they don’t quite fit into a...

make this popular windspinner to brighten up your garden, give it away as a gift or use it inside. A quick make that will put a smile on your face.

Based on my popular Woodbury Castle Shawl I have turned that pattern into a poncho.

A lovely stitch is used for this single bed-size blanket in a colourwash in autumnal colours available from my website www.opheliatalkscrochet.com

Simple but effective pocket scarf, adjustable to any size, wrapped around the neck or not, with or without tassels, or star embellishments

A beautiful shawl with a lovely drape due to the fact we are using a hook that is too large for the yarn, creating a wonderfully loose and lacy effect. Perfect for those autumn walks in the forest. And once again this is my favourite way of making a shawl!

This is a pattern for a super simple poncho and we don’t even count the stitches of the rectangle we are making. It was a really enjoyable poncho to create. Do watch the video that is linked in the pattern as it will help you make a successful project! Enjoy making and wearing your Pirate Cove Poncho!

This shawl is the perfect stash buster as you can use any strands held together to create a chunky strand and any measurement can be made with my instructions for measuring yourself for the shawl.

Please do watch the videos as linked in the pattern, they will help you make the blanket! Thanks so much for supporting me!

The pattern is for both DK and Chunky yarns, amounts of which are found in the pattern, and also on my YouTube channel Ophelia Talks

you can use your own chunky yarn but make sure that you achieve the needed amount of stitches and measurements

This pattern was a CAL on YouTube so you can see what you have to do. Please support me by purchasing the pattern. Thank you!

Make sure you keep trying this on so you make it to your size, for any help go to the YouTube video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUy21pKUgR4

One ball of Lily Sugar and Cream will make one bag!

Make a whole set of baskets which nest into one another and still keep the top flush. Rainbow colours are ideal for this. You will be using two strands of DK yarn. There is also a video for this project and many more on my YouTube channel Ophelia Talks.