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Knit cake and crochet bakes to make during GBBO
The Great British Bake Off always leaves us craving homemade treats. With delicious cakes, biscuits and loaves of bread being carefully crafted by the contestants each week, it’s really not…
Best bear pattern projects to make at home
People of all ages adore teddies. And that’s why we’ve got a number of fabulous patterns for crafting cute and cuddly bears. If you want to make a gift for…
How to crochet crocodile stitch for feathers, scales or petals
That may sound surprising, but it’s true! The trick is in how you position them. Woman’s Weekly crochet expert Freddie Patmore teaches you how to do it in the video…
How to knit and crochet for babies
If you like to crochet and knit for babies and toddlers, follow these general and simple tips to ensure perfect results every time Here are six tips you should consider…
Amigurumi crochet patterns we love
Amigurumi crochet has seen a real rise in popularity in the UK. A technique that originated in Asia, the name is a blend of the Japanese words ‘ami’ and ‘nuigurumi.…
How to make a knitted or crochet poppy and wreath
Knit or crochet poppies to make into a wreath using your own patterns or those created especially by Tina Egleton, our Technical Knitting Editor
Make this crochet blanket with our expert tips
Last year’s Knit-A-Long project was so popular, Knitting & Crochet magazine Editor Kandy Regis decided to repeat the fun, but with a crochet blanket. We’d love you to join us…
Best bag pattern styles that will transform an outfit
Fashion fans will know that right accessories will totally transform an outfit. If you always want to make a statement wherever you go, we suggest getting crafty making your own…
Kirstie Allsopp’s Christmas tree crochet winner is Matthew Spiers
Big-bearded Matthew Spiers won the Christmas tree decorating competition on Kirstie Allsopp’s Handmade Christmas TV show and, quite appropriately, appeared proudly kitted-out in handmade crocheted clothing. We were very impressed!…
How to do Tunisian crochet
Tunisian crochet (or Afghan crochet) is like normal crochet but uses a hook with an extended length. It produces a firm fabric, ideal for blankets and accessories. In our video,…
Delightful doll patterns you’ll love to make at home
It’s hard to think of anything that little girls love more than their dolls. Many of us here at Woman’s Weekly fondly remember having a favourite one that we couldn’t…
Learn crochet from the start – how to hold your hook and yarn
Speed and even tension comes with practice. Try one of our methods below to see which one you prefer. Just remember – don’t switch holding styles mid-project as it will…
Make a charming lighthouse with our crochet pattern
When it comes to interior decoration for your home, the nautical look is always a poplar choice for bathrooms. If you’d like to bring a tranquil touch of the seaside…
Make a toy to rival Britain’s best-loved bear with our teddy pattern
Is your favourite childhood cuddly tucked away somewhere safe at home? If – like us – you answered yes, you’re not alone. In a recent survey of a 1000 individuals,…
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Download all of Woman's Weekly's latest pattern collections and make your choice to order from our charming designs
How To Crochet: Double crochet the easy way
Crochet is easy, once you know how! If you've never tried a double-crochet before and fancy having a go then click here to find out more.
Inside our learn to crochet workshop
At Woman’s Weekly HQ in London, 29 keen readers joined us to learn to crochet and were quickly hooked We know that lots of our wonderful readers are very…
Homemade advent calendar ideas
Be inspired this Christmas with our homemade advent calendar ideas to make and do over the holidays
How To Crochet: Crochet intarsia made simple
Intarsia is the method used in knitting and crochet for placing large patches of colour into your fabric. This is different to Fair Isle knitting, where colours are alternated frequently…