We have squeezed 29 fantastic patterns into this month's issue, with designs from Nicki Trench, Jackie Laing, Sarah Coad and LuLu Loves's Emma Escott. Join us as we chat to amigurumi designer Jackie Laing about TV fame and celebrity crochet, while Claire Montgomerie hooks up fun patches for children’s clothes.
Join Claire Montgomerie in this 2-part series as she explores hairpin lace – a simple technique that gives stunning results.
While not traditional, Alexandra Boonstra's amigurumi version is cute and would make a great keyring, accessory or trinket gift. Create your own style by customising the colours used, hairstyle and accessories such as Zaliha's gorgeous versions (pictured).
In issue 54 we shared Rosella Tinn's gorgeous Ms Clarice chicken design (left), and we've loved seeing how how well travelled Clarice has become. Once you've had time to hook her, share your pictures with us on our Facebook, Twitter or Ravelry pages.
Two lucky readers can win all the yarn needed for our Mystery Wrap – that’s 13 balls of Bergere de France Coton Fifty!
Amigurumi is derived from the Japanese word 'Ami' meaning crochet or knitted and 'nuigurumi' meaning stuffed doll. Usually characterised by their oversized heads and slightly human features some of the first amigurumi were tiny bears with huge heads, long limbed kittens and is even given credit for the birth of the 'Hello Kitty' brand.
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Inside issue 56: Fall for Crochet – 29 must-make projects to take you from summer into autumn
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Fibre-East has announced an international line-up for this year’s show. Throughout the weekend, a number of talented tutors will...
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[Preview] Just a few more days until issue 56 hits the shops, take a look at some of our favourite makes from this issue – including Annelies Baes's Tatami-Ja Top.
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Our technical editor Charles Voth explains the inner workings of written-out crochet patterns.
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In issue 56 we have 29 stunning patterns from beginner to expert... check out our fabulous new cover!
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We've loved seeing all the different versions of Ms Clarice you've been sending us
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Issue 56 winged its way to the printers today... take a look at what we've got in store!
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We have 15 pairs of tickets to this year's Chilterns Craft and Design Show and a 5 fabulous Debbie Bliss Totes to give away!
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Emma Blackie of Lemonade Yarns shares the story of her newly rebranded online yarn shop
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We have squeezed 29 fantastic patterns into this month's issue, with designs from Nicki Trench, Jackie Laing, Sarah Coad and LuLu Loves's Emma Escott. Versatility is key for transitional pieces and this issue we have plenty of lightweight accessories which, when layered up, will take you right through to the colder months. Join us as we chat to amigurumi designer Jackie Laing about TV fame and celebrity crochet, while Claire Montgomerie hooks up fun patches for children’s clothes. Read more...
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