I always loved the patterns at French Girl but they don’t sell online. Now Purl Soho has a bunch of their patterns for site on their website. I love the Fantine cardigan (left) and the Fifi sweater (right). Both patterns are only $6.60 and seem the perfect complement and quick knitting project for spring. Link.
Crafty Ginger is making and selling these cute cashmere button bracelets in her etsy shop! The buttons and ribbons are great together. Link. Related: HOW TO – Make Your Own Buttons for a Bracelet – Link.
Imogen makes cute glass pendants with animal designs and Japanese flower patterns. Check out the octopus! – Link. MY MY is a small consignment shop that features handmade items from around the world. They are always looking for awesome new items to add. – Link. Swank Creations sells their own line of bags and clothes […]
Twinkle’s Big City Knits by Wenlan Chia Book Site – Link. Amazon – Link. Twinkle by Wenlan – Link. Twinkle Handknit Yarns – Link. If you love fashion and knitting, you’ll love the new knitting book, Twinkle’s Big City Knits by fashion designer Wenlan Chia. Most of us are already enamored by the Twinkle by […]
Wow! Look at this cute new pattern that’s available now for sale at the Roxycraft site. Tamie has outdone herself again with this adorable corchet Morgen Doll crochet pattern ($3). She’ll have a free pattern in the next issue of CROQ zine and is also contributing to the Sampler this month. Hurrah! Link.
Megan of Not Martha has a great review on this new book called Making Stuff, An Alternative Craft Book. Megan writes: The book is a substantial reference that starts out with the basics — how to knit, crochet, felt, applique, and measure somebody for clothing alterations. The book contains a heap of projects which are […]
Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching has a bunch of new patterns up on her site that are so cute I can hardly contain myself! Jenny writes in her newsletter: For years I have wanted to do an artist series, by inviting up-and-coming and established artists to design a sheet of patterns for me and you. […]
