Happy monday everyone! I had intended to publish the second part of my Highland Coo head tutorial last week, but I ended up spending a week in the beautiful Western Isles for work, which didnt leave a

Hi everybody, last week I shared my crochet animal heads work and @needleworkmonday suggested that I demostrate how they are made. I thought that was a great idea! One caveat is that I do not own the original

Im a little work for NeedleworkMonday this week - Ive been busy trying to fill an order (its great to be able to say that :)!) and finally finished it last night. I was going to save my Animal Heads work

Its been ages since I done a full sized blanket! I usually get really bored once the rounds get too big and leave it in the WIP pile. But this time, I got inspired by the changing seasons around me in

We stay in a rented property with beige walls and beige carpets. Its lovely and light, but a bit boring on the eye, so I wanted to brighten the room up with some crochet! Ive always liked the idea of mandalas,

When I was a little girl, The Little Mermaid was my all time fave Disney film! I found a gorgeous mermaid pattern in Simply Crochet - Issue 32 that I just had to try. For the tail I used 3 strands (blue,

I absolutely love seahorses IRL! Their lifecycle is fascinating and they are just weirdly beautiful to look at. In the wild, male seahorses look after the young, holding them in a pouch on their bellies

First off let me apologise to my fellow Needleworkers - I have been a bad friend for the past few months! I havent opened Steemit it over 3 months, so Ive missed a heck of a lot of posts and makes, but

Hello fellow crafters – its been a while! Sorry for the long gap in posts again. I think going forward that this sporadic use of social media may be all I can commit myself to, but hopefully I can still

Hi all, sorry im late again! I managed to finally get a long weekend with my parents to make up for not seeing them at christmas. And celebrated my 5 year anniversary with my wonderful man 😘😘 @crosheille

We had a very sad tragedy in Tarbert, Argyll two weeks ago. The fishing boat Nancy Glen over turned and two of its crew are believed trapped in the boat, now sunk to 140m. The Clyde Fishermens Trust is

Im a bit late for monday, but sharing my make anyways :) This is a late xmas present for an 11 year old girl: I havent applied fringing in this picture - will update once finished. And finished poncho:

Hi everyone - its been a while since ive spent much time on steemit - life and work have been super busy, but 2018 brings a fresh start and hopefully more free time for crafting. Im not making new years

Ive not been on steemit for a week or so - ive had a week off work so really unwound, done plenty of crochet and used social media as little as possible. To make up for my absence, and since we are now

Is there anyone out there who does not like the Mr Men? I think these guys have spanned multiple generations. Well, when the pattern for this guy came with a recent magazine, i couldnt resist. Mr Tickle

We havent had much of a summer here in argyll, so when the sun is out we have to take advantage! Sunday we decided to take a walk and explore nearby Knapdale Beaver Trail, located about 15 minutes along

I love this time of year because it is the perfect excuse for lazy days spent snuggled up crocheting. The nights are drawing in and the cooler weather is on its way. The cold weather orders are coming

This guy is too cool!! He was very fun and simple to make - although perhaps a bit more sewing than id like, but i changed the placement of legs and claws slifhtly to suit my style and really pleased with

I seem to have been making a lot of clothes this past few weeks, however an order came in for some cute little marine animals and thats given me a chance to do something different for a few days. Ill post

This poncho came together pretty fast. Its done in womens institute premium chunky yarn with a 10mm hook. The yarn is fairly light for its size so the finished poncho is warm but lightweight. I used the