Being sustainable is at the heart of Little Conkers – as I often say, if I can’t do it sustainably, I just don’t do it.
I stopped using the majority of my adhesive labels, when I realised it just wasn’t feasible to recycle the backing sheets as I had hoped.
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This has been the most enjoyable crochet project I completed in some time! My scrap yarn crochet blanket has been perfect, stress free relaxation at every stage, and an end product that gives the family pleasure every day.
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I’m delighted to add something to my range that I’ve been wanting to create for a while: Crochet Starter Kits to allow those who have never crocheted before to learn to crochet.
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Here are my current recommended last ordering dates for delivery by Christmas 2020.
If you order by the date given below for your country/region, I will guarantee to have your item(s) in the post by the Royal Mail’s last recommended posting date for Christmas. Delivery time is not, however, guaranteed and this year more than ever before I strongly recommend not leaving your order until the last possible moment!
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I recently added sets of mini yarn skeins to my shop, and I thought it would be a good idea to share some ideas for what you can do with just 10 metres or yarn or less (10 metres is just over 10 yards), because it’s more than you might think!
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It’s been a funny old year, hasn’t it (and it’s not nearly over either)! I haven’t been able to keep to my original plans for publishing patterns over the last several months, but I’m hoping to get back to designing and publishing more now, starting with this decorative gourd crochet pattern, the next in my pumpkin and gourd series.
I’ve just added something completely new to my new online shop – sets of the cutest little mini skeins for your delight and inspiration.
At the beginning of the year my hot pink dishcloth crochet kit proved really popular – it was such a great colour for those grey days.
Now I’ve sourced a new colour of my recycled yarn for summer 2020 – a fabulous surf blue.
My pilch design appears in Issue 125 of Inside Crochet this month.
So if you’ve been hunting for a really flexible, easy-to-use crochet nappy cover for washable nappies, I hope this is the end of your search.
My organic cotton egg ornaments are always popular around this time of year; many people use them as hanging decorations on twig trees. But the vital question that I ask all my customers is: which way up would you like them to hang?