Keep Calm and Crochet On U.K

Today’s blog features a guest post by Catherine from Catherine Crochets, sharing her journey into tapestry crochet. She emphasizes the technique’s creative potential, discussing her designs and how to start. Catherine debunks myths about its complexity while offering tips for beginners and encouragement to explore this engaging and addictive craft.

Hey lovelies, how are you all doing? Can you feel that gentle shift into spring yet? There’s something about this time of year that always lifts my spirits – it’s one of my favourites. Living on a crescent lined with cherry trees, we’ve been enjoying watching the beautiful blossoms burst into life (though the rain […]

Meet The Garden Gang; a whimsical collection of crocheted garden-themed characters, including an Aubergine (Eggplant), Tomatoes, Bell Pepper, Carrot, and Pea Pod. Designed for beginners, these charming creations add cheer to home décor and make thoughtful gifts. Find the patterns in the June 2026 issue of I Like Crochet magazine.

In my latest blog post I examine the rising costs of crochet and knitting patterns and highlight possible disparity between designers and consumers. ’m genuinely curious. As a consumer, what makes a pattern feel worth the price to you? And if you’re a designer - do you think people really understand what goes into writing one?

Create delightful Pocket Easter Chicks quickly, suitable for last-minute Easter fun. These beginner-friendly projects use minimal yarn and can be completed in under two hours. Ideal for using up yarn remnants, they make great gifts or decorations. Customisation options abound, encouraging creativity in colours and use. Perfect for all skill levels! Get the free pattern on my blog.