Welsh crochet patterns

It’s St David’s Day! Yay!!! Whoo Hooo. I love, love, love this day more than all the other festivals and events in the year – except maybe Christmas day if my presents are good. For me, its an opportunity to revel in the fact that I am Welsh. That my land is beautiful, my flag is […]

Bring all the joy of spring into your craft room with these crochet daffodil flower appliques! Learn how to crochet a daffodil with this free crochet pattern and step-by-step tutorial. You can crochet these cute, little flowers with any yarn you already have available in your stash and the appropriate hook size. Tap on the pin for the free crochet pattern!

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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!

Life is Hard. We all need a chicken to make it all better! I have a lot of Amigurummi toys with free patterns before, and I would love to crochet some of these lovelies for them to cuddle up and decorate their room. If you’re not too familiar with stranded knit, you might work them in one single […]

Deep green, red, and camel Pennsylvania pattern Welsh tapestry blankets and throws, woven in Cynwyl Elfed, Carmarthenshire on a dobby loom using skills and techniques that go back over 100 years, and in a mill dating back to the 1880's. One of the few sur