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Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Monika Mohr Use all your odds and ends to make a happy blanket for your dog. -
If you're all about being kind to the planet, then eco-friendly wash and face cloths will be high on your list. This cloth can be made as big or as small as you need it to be AND it is done in an eco-friendly and vegan friendly yarn. Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler
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Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Tamara Bollo Create beautiful packaging for your Christmas presents
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Yarn: Eco-Fusion Designer: Brenda Grobler One size fits all Dificulty level: Moderate
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Yarn: Eco-Bamboo Designer: Brenda Grobler Difficulty level: Advanced Beginners - Intermediate This pattern originally appeared in the March 2017 issue of Your Family magazine. This lightweight garment easily does double duty as either a poncho or a cute beach skirt. -
Brighton is an easy living pullover, perfect for Autumn and Spring. Made with Eco-Fusion, this light garment will become a wardrobe staple. The pullover has interesting sleeve details and the longer back than a front will create a flattering silhouette. Yarn: Eco-Fusion Alternative Yarn: For a warmer version, use SuperTwist Sock, but be sure to do a gauge sample first. Adjust hook as necessary. Designer: Brenda Grobler Difficulty level: Easy
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Country Girl is an excellent starter garment. With minimal shaping, this would be a great project for beginner crocheters to try their hand at making their first garment. Yarn: Eco-Cotton (Eco-Fusion is an option as well, just make sure that you do a gauge sample first) Designer: Brenda Grobler Dificulty level: Easy
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Yarn: Eco-Cotton Alternative Yarn: Eco-Fusion Designer: Brenda Grobler Difficulty level: Easy
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These cute gloves can be adjusted to any size. It will make great gifts, and is a really quick make. Yarn:Eco-Cotton Designer: Lizelle Mostert
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I have this garment in my cupboard and it is a firm favourite. Yarn: Eco-Fusion Alternative Yarn: SuperTwist Sock, Eco-Bamboo Designer: Brenda Grobler
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Yarn: Eco-Fusion Designer: Brenda Grobler Loosely based on Annie, Bahari is an excellent stashbuster. Bahari is a Swahili word that means 'by the sea', and this is actually why Carle asked Brenda to design a similar one. Annie is a firm favourite in her wardrobe, but as she spends a lot of time at her home in Kommetjie, she needed an extra one for long walks on the beach.
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Yarn: SingleSpun Lace Yarn Designer: Teresa Jansen Van Vuuren Skill Level: Intermediate (This pattern is not suitable for beginner crocheters) This shawl is elegant and lightweight, perfect to keep your shoulders warm on chilly nights.
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This soft and delicate shawl wraps around your shoulders and keeps you warm on the colder days Yarn: Eco-Fusion Difficulty: Confident Beginners - Intermediate Alternative Yarns: Eco-Bamboo, Eco-Cotton Designer: Chantal of www.beinspired.love -
This stole is perfect to wrap around your shoulders for slightly chilly days and nights. Difficulty: Confident Beginners - Intermediate Yarn: Eco-Fusion Alternative Yarns: Eco-Bamboo, Eco-Cotton Designer: Yuliya Nilssen
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Yarn: Eco-Fusion Alternative Yarns: Eco-Bamboo, Eco-Cotton Designer: Yuli Nilssen This fun scarf is a slightly challenging project that will keep your neck warm on moonlit walks.
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Yarn: Eco-Fusion Alternative Yarns: Eco-Bamboo, Eco-Cotton Designer: Yuli Nilssen This shawl is based on the same pattern as the MoonTide but extended to fun shawl. It will keep your shoulders warm on moonlit walks.
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Yarn: KidSilk Designer: Brenda Grobler Starling is a lightweight, chic poncho, that'll add a bit of glamour to any outfit.
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Yarn: Eco-Bamboo Designer: Carlé Dehning Skill Level: Easy The Weekender is a fun and easy make. Using a large hook, this is easily made up in a couple of hours. Use only two colours, or a number of colours in the same palette; this pattern was created for experimentation and fun. The Eco-Bamboo gives it exceptional drape and a gorgeous lustre.
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Yarn: SuperTwist Sock, KidSilk Designer: Brenda Grobler A fun and quick crochet hat. Perfect for beginners wanting to try a different ribbing technique. This project was originally used at the Ideas Magazine 2017 retreat.