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Complete your present or table arrangement with the Colorful Christmas Labels. This free pattern is made with leftovers from Must-Have and Glamour and was designed by Doreen (@by_door1) for her Colorful Christmas lookbook. Do you want the complete Colorful Christmas experience? Then take a look at the Colorful Christmas Cutlery Keepers, Wall Hanging, Placemats, Stars, Bunting and Menu Holders. ...

The chanterelle pattern is probably my personal favorite. The shape and color of this one are so pretty… and tasty on top of that! Make yourself a handful of these cuties with their flowy caps and feel free to change up the length of the stem. There’s no need to stuff these, so that’s nice and easy. What will you make with your chanterelles? An omelet, maybe? Show us, and share your photo on so...

Fried, baked, boiled, mashed, puffed, stuffed… endless variation! This versatile veggie is a work of art in itself. Van Gogh even devoted a painting to it – and who doesn’t know Van Gogh? The potato eaters, of course! I came up with two sizes for you. The fun thing is that no two potatoes are the same, because of the stitches you’ll add to them later. And did you know you can express your artis...

Finally we can introduce to you our new yarns. Meet our Amazing and Gentle. These two yarns are the first sustainable products we’re introducing. Both yarns are made from recycled materials, a environmental friendly alternative for new raw materials. There are two big advantages of recycled materials: 1. Waste from the production is gathered and re-used instead of throwing it away. 2. A lot of...

This week we’re working on what’s probably the best-looking veggie of the whole bunch. This one’s got its own emoji for a reason, right? We made this beauty using our deepest shade of purple to add a nice amount of color to the CAL....

‘Weeeeeee are the ‘champignons’ my frieeeheeends’! The champignon mushroom is definitely a winner! And you get two for the price of one. You can use the same pattern to make a regular white mushroom, and a chestnut mushroom. This is done by simply reversing the colors....