Lullaby Lodge

Hello friends, this week I am excited to announce that I am taking part in the Crochet For A Cause Blog Hop, which is being organised by the lovely Ashley from Edyth Blayn.  Each Monday during the event, two designers will make their pattern available to download free. Their pattern will be free for one week only so be sure to check back every Monday.  You can find more information about the cause and links to the free patterns here... All designers will be sharing hat and scarf patterns with the aim of donating them to your local homeless shelter, school, cancer centre or pregnancy resource centre.  This coming Monday it is my turn to share a pattern and you will be able to download the pdf for my  Basic Beanies  free for 1 week.  Remember this pdf will only be free for 1 week from Monday 15th June, so be sure to head on over to Ravelry for your pattern. Click the picture above to find other great patterns, you will need to check each Monday to see what pattern is availabl

Crafting a handmade crochet baby blanket is a delightful way to create a cosy and warm treasure that any new parent would truly cherish. This article will guide you through crocheting a  quick and easy baby blanket  with a dainty striped pattern. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, I will provide you with all the necessary steps and a free pattern to help you create a special keepsake for your little one, or a thoughtful gift for someone you love. The Dolly Stripe Buy the PDF! An ad free pdf version of this pattern is available in my online stores... Free Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern With its delightfully striped pattern, this Linen Stitch Baby Blanket is a fresh and colorful crochet design that comes together effortlessly – making it an ideal choice for those last-minute baby shower gifts! Whether you're an experienced crocheter or just starting your journey, this comprehensive tutorial will warmly guide you through  crocheting a cosy baby blanket . We&

Hi everyone, we all need a little crochet to stop us from going stir crazy during this time.  So I have conjured up ten quick and easy projects that will put a smile on your face. The instant gratification of small projects always cheers me up no matter how I am feeling and I am sure we can all do with some colourful, crochet cheeriness right now.  The patterns are all free and have been selected by my favourite designers, I hope you find something you like. Happy Crochet 10 Quick & Easy Projects This first project is by my good friend Marjan of Atelier Marie-Lucienne and aren't these guys just adorable.  There is no way you could not have a smile on your face while crocheting up these cute little critters. Crochet Ladybirds If you are feeling a little glum, then this gorgeously, colourful, daisy, bunting will certainly cheer you up.  Crochet up a rainbow and hang it in your window and spread the cheeriness.  The pattern is by Crochet Clou

Hello everyone, it's time for our final instalment of our Mini Mother's Day pattern series.  If you are from the UK, happy Mother's Day, take some time out of your day to treat yourself and make this quick and easy cowl. If you are from the US you still have plenty of time to make this as a gift.  I hope you enjoy the pattern... You can find  part 1 ,    part 2  and part 3 here... I have used Stylecraft Batik Elements DK in the shade Titanium and matched it with Jarol Heritage DK in Winter White.  Although I have used different colours for some of the patterns, they are all designed to be a matching set and you can of course use the same colourway for each one. There is an ad free, pdf version of this pattern available in my online stores, thank you for helping to support my work... Granny Square Cowl Materials Stylecraft Batik Elements DK & Jarol Heratige DK (less than 100g in total) 4mm (G) hook & 3.5mm (E)