My Books
In the past few years I have been fortunate enough to write a number of Crochet Books.
My patterns appear in my books: How to Crochet and Crochet Keyrings and Charms both published by GMC. My new book Cute Crocheted Animals will be available from early September 2016
I have several patterns in Teacozies 4, published by GMC
I also have patterns in Claire Montgormories book Fashion Crochet and Dorling Kindersley’s book Crochet
I regularly design patterns for Inside Crochet Magazine, Lets Get Crafting Magazine and Knitting Magazine in the Uk
I have also had designs featured in Handmade Living and Debbie Bliss Fall Winter 2012.
I have written copy for several magazines including Debbie Bliss Magazine
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Hello,
I love your Indian Summer Shrug and have been inspired to try to make one of my own. But, alas, here I am in the United States and your instructions suggest Rico Cotton Essentials DK 100% cotton yarn but there is NONE that I can find. Also, there are NO Yarn Alternatives as your Sidebar (in the magazine) offers. I have looked in stores everywhere and there are no colorful ones as you used in your shrug. I am sad to say that all yarns are just so bland here in Michigan. Can you suggest a great website to buy this beautiful Rico yarn from ‘across the pond’?
Thank you…:)
Hi have a question on your Orla Cloche Hat pattern. In rnd 6 it just says ‘Patteren rnd’ and it comes up again in round 8. I have no idea what that means can you please explain
I have a question concerning round 3, I don’t understand how you end up with 24 spaces. I have ripped it apart and started over 4 times and each time I still end up with only 23 spaces. Do I chain 1 on the last stitch before I slip stitch into the 2nd chain of the chain 3? Please help I love this hat and I am hoping to have it completed by December 17th?
Thanks so much,
Chantawn