British crochet patterns

This flag is quick and easy to make and you can use it in so many ways! Think of mug rug, bag/rucksack appliqué, travel patch, bunting and more. Learn world flags, adding more to collection!

Learn the similarities & differences between American & British Crochet Terms. Free US to UK Stitch Conversion Chart from Crafting Happiness

Discover festive and free Christmas crochet projects! From gifts to décor, Don't miss these creative ideas to make your holiday season handmade and magical.

Sachiyo has outdone herself with these fabulous designs, and I am simply in awe of how cute she has made all these sweet birds look, from the proud jay all the way down to the tiny little goldcrest – did you know they weigh less than a piece of paper?! Along with patterns to make these fabulous birds, we’ve included fact files on each bird featured to help you master the art of birdwatching, and the team at the RSPB has even shared its top tips on birdwatching with us to give you a head…

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Here’s a roundup of free, super simple crochet snowflake patterns you can whip up from the cozy comfort of home this winter!

Ravelry: AMerryweather's Blanket of British birds

How to find if your pattern is written in British English crochet terms (UK) or American English crochet terms (USA).

The 1st Square of the Nordic Christmas Afghan Crochet Along 2021 is the Nordic Star designed by me, Erin of Juniper & Oakes. This post contains affiliate links. While I may receive compensation when you

Play Food Hot Cross Buns. As tempting as the real thing, but sure to stay fresher and last longer... These realistic, pretend food Hot Cross Buns delight adults and children alike. Suitable for a myriad of uses, from soft play to display or pin cushions, they are easy and quick to make in Patons Fab DK. Skill Level: Easy Skills Needed: Cable Cast on, Knit Garter Stitch (every row Knit) Cast/Bind Off, Seam, Make an I-Cord (Instructions given), Embroider French Knots (Instructions given).