• Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler   These beauties will certainly brighten up your Easter breakfast table and they're super quick to make. The knit version is available here. download link  
  • Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: CarlĂ© Dehning   These beauties will certainly brighten up your Easter breakfast table and they're super quick to make. The crochet version is available here. download link  
  • Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Julme Conradie Inclination is Julme's first mainstream published pattern. The pattern is a delightful, different take on normal wraps. UK Version: US Version:
  • Celebrate the month of love with us! Make this super cute pincushion for you and your #bff and celebrate the love and friendship you share! Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler   download link  
  • An exquisite lacy cowl that is ideal to wear when you feel the chill in the air on a spring evening. Yarn: Eco Fusion Alternative Yarns: Eco-Bamboo, Eco-Cotton, SuperTwist Sock, KidSilk Designer: Brenda Grobler download link  
  • Use all your odd balls of Eco-Cotton to make these pretty granny squares. Make a whole bunch and sew them together for an awesome patchwork blanket. Yarn: Eco-Cotton (all our yarn bases would be terrific for this pattern) Designer: Elecha Muller download link  
  • Yarn: Eco-Cotton, Eco-Fusion or Eco-Bamboo Designer: Brenda Grobler We, at Nurturing Fibres HQ, strive to keep our footprint on the environment as light as possible. Amongst other things, we don't use plastic bags to shop anymore. But we know how super busy moms can be. With careers, with kids, with everyday stuff. Remembering to take the fabric bags along for the weekly shop might not be at the top of the list! This is where the Moscow Market Bag comes in. Firstly, it can be made in any one of our three Eco ranges of yarns and the best part is, that it has a handy little pouch as part of the design, so the entire bag can be folded and stored in even the smallest of handbags. The entire project uses only two balls of yarn in contrasting colours and only takes a few hours to complete, making it an easy AND economical project. PS. We used this bag extensively during our recent visit to Russia and it was brilliant! download link  
  • The Namos Flower is such a versatile little motif. Make loads and crochet together as a throw, or make a poncho, or a simple shell top, the choice is yours. Lizelle designed the flower in memory of her dad that passed away in March. He loved wild flowers, especially those from the Namaqualand region in South Africa. Yarn: Eco-Fusion / Eco-Cotton BonBons (all our yarn bases would be terrific for this pattern) Designer: Lizelle Mostert download link  
  • Pluie is a classic cardigan design with lace details around the sleeves and body edges. Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler This pattern originally appeared in Let's Knit in 2015. download link
  • The Pomlicious Backpack is a super cute little backpack, crocheted with sturdy Eco-Cotton. Eco-Cotton is perfect for wash & wear items like this. This roomy bag, with fun pom-poms added, will give your little one lots to smile about! Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler download link  
  • A quick make, using two strands of Eco-Cotton together. This produces a thick fabric. The stitch pattern adds lots of textural interest. Pattern Difficulty: Advanced Beginner Yarn: Eco-Cotton Designer: Brenda Grobler Grab your bag and head off to your favourite market! download link    
  • Yarn: SuperTwist DK Yarn Alternatives: This pattern can be made in any of our yarns. Instructions are provided on the pattern how to adjust for different yarn thicknesses. Designer: CarlĂ© Dehning This tactile ball is perfect for little fingers. Add a bell to the centre, and it would certainly provide hours of entertainment. Download the pattern here:

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