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THIRTY-FIVE
Keep snug & sew
our cute polar pal
making
thrifting
collecting
Chunky woven wall art
Colourful circle cushions
Oversized knitted hair bow
Vintage camera embroidery
Sweet amigurumi toys
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TEA AND A CHAT
Inside the quirky world
of designer Colette Bream
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big wool, one
big bad boy
of a snood.
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HOW TO MAKE… A SNOOD
MATERIALS
QWATG’s Crazy Sexy
Wool, 100%
Peruvian wool,
80m/87yrds per
200g ball: 2 balls of
Tweed Grey
QWATG’s Jersey
Be Good, 98%
cotton/2% elastane,
80m/87yrds per
500g cone: 1 cone
of Fluoro Pink
QPair of 15mm (19US)
wooden needles
QDarning needle
Click the cool and cosy boxes
with this playful urban snood.
We were tickled pink by the pop
of neon edging on the design by
Samantha, of knitting funksters
Wool and the Gang. Knitting
newbie? Get those huuuge needles
stuck into the chunky yarn (it’s so
forgiving) and you’ll soon have a
snug snood in a weekend, while
speedy knitters will whiz up one or
two as Crimbo gifts in no time.
For a whimsical look, drape
over your head and mismatch
with a sweet summery dress. Or
team with jumpers and jackets
for effortless cowl-chic. No more
drafts down your neck.
TENSION
Worked in moss stitch.
The tension is 6
stitches and 10 rows
to 10cm (approx 4”)
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The pattern
Cast on 29 stitches.
Row 1: Knit one stitch, then purl
the next stitch. Continue like this,
alternating between knit and purl
stitches until you have knitted all the
stitches of the row (the last stitch will
be a knit stitch).
Repeat row 1 until your snood
measures 70cm (28”), approx 70
rows, then cast off. Leave a 50cm
(24”) tail when you cut the yarn – you
will use this when you sew your
snood together.
Fold your knitting in half so that the
short edges line up, with the cast off
edge below the cast on, and the
long yarn tail on the right hand side.
Sewing the edges together
You will now sew these edges
together, turning your knitted strip
into a loop.
Thread your darning needle with the
yarn tail from the cast off.
Insert the needle from right to left
under the first stitch of the cast on
(upper) edge.
Insert the needle from right to left
under the first stitch of the cast off
(lower edge).
Insert the needle under the next
stitch of the upper edge.
Insert the needle under the next
stitch of the lower edge.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 to continue
sewing together the edges, joining
in a new length of yarn when the cast
off tail runs out.
Sewing the contrast trim
To create the blanket stitch trim,
thread a darning needle with your
contrast yarn, and insert the needle
through the first edge stitch, from
back to front. Leave a 15cm (6”) tail
when you have finished your edge
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Snuggly stars,
the stuff of
dreams.
Comfy and
glam: our
favourite
winter fashion
combination.
Hello, little star
y in an afternoon
Whiz up a galax
cushions
with these stellar
stuffing
QThread
ed over
We’ve gone starry-ey
itch celestial
these quick-st
g them on
cushions, scatterin
work surfaces…
our sofas, beds,
little
benefits from a
anywhere that
will love them
twinkle. Children
star gazers
p
and so will grown-u
in pretty fabrics
too – make a heap
space to read or
and create a cosy
Milky Way.
contemplate the
and
prevent lumps
small pieces to
the
the corners of
push it into all
star is plump, but
star. Fill so the
squish.
still with some
hole closed.
Stitch the small
e.
is now complet
cushion
star
Your
pattern from the
Draw the star
92, or enlarge
template on page
pier.
on the photoco
the templates
of star-shaped
Cut two pieces
right
them with the
fabric and pin
other.
each
sides facing
around on a
Sew all the way
small
a
, leaving
sewing machine
stuffing.
opening for the
out and fill
Turn the star inside
into
Pull the stuffing
with stuffing.
Variations
wonderful ways
There are many
your cushion: make
to personalise
fill them lightly
some small ones,
to create a
and thread together
on or garland.
hanging decorati
phrases, such
Embroider positive
stars’ or ‘wish upon
as ‘reach for the
How about
a star’ on the front.
a
to the points for
bells
little
sewing
box
insert a music
festive jingle? Or
star to help little
to make a lullaby
the land of nod.
ones slip off to
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Knit of Aran Pattern
This project is taken
from Knit of Aran
Pattern, (ISBN
978-4021905254), the
Japanese publication of
E&G CREATES, INC
www.eandgcreates.com/
index.html
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MATERIALS
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QFabric remnant
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QCotton or polyeste
PROJECT FROM 978-4021905254 © 2012 BY E&G CREATES INC
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MAKES
TEMPLATES
NEW! trends
All the shapes for this issue’s makes. Unless otherwise stated,
templates are shown at 100%.You can find the full-size
templates ready to download from www.molliemakes.com
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Upcycle a pre-loved chunky
knit sweater into a cosy bed
for a chilly pooch. It’s sure
to generate oodles of canine
loyalty, says designer Lana
Red, plus you’ll now need to
knit yourself that gorgeous
new jumper…
Face
Cut one in
flesh felt
Hair base
Cut two in
orange felt
SWEET POCKET PAL
BY DANIELLE THOMPSON FREE GIFT
Face detail
Stitch in
brown and
pink thread
Apple
Cut one in
red felt
OLD JUMPER DOG BED
You will need: a chunky knit
jumper (the bigger, the better),
stuffing or old cushions, needle
and thread.
Pin the jumper from armpit to
armpit with a curve. Sew along
the pins.
Then fold the collar of the
jumper inside.
Sew the collar of the jumper.
Fill the sleeves with stuffing
so they’re nice and plump.
Fold the ends of the sleeves
together and remove or add
more stuffing, to create the
perfect look.
Pin then sew the ends of the
sleeves together.
Fill the middle part of the
jumper with more stuffing.
Fold the bottom ends of the
jumper inside and use pins to
keep it in place.
Sew along the bottom line, to
attach the stuffed sleeves with
the stuffed middle part. Done!
Get your pooch into the festive spirit
with this cracking Fair Isle design.
www.redhoundfordogs.com
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02
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Fall asleep counting rows in this
super bedlinen patterned with
magnified knitting stitches.
www.room39.co.uk
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Accessorise a retro dress with
this fabulous French knitted,
Celtic double coin knot kit.
www.StuffedNonsenseUK.
etsy.com
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Creamy, cosy with a pom-pom
on top. Yes, life can be as warm
and fun as this. A beanie for
making snowmen in.
www.chichidee.etsy.com
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Netherlands-based Lana started
her blog to combine her love for
photography and crafts.
www.lanaredstudio.com
Supersize me: whopping moss
stitch in natural unspun wool.
Rustic, loveable, huggable.
www.litpichknitting.etsy.com
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03
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09
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Dress back
Cut one in
pink felt
Arms
Cut two of
each in
flesh felt
07
HOW TO MAKE:
Cut out the pieces of felt
using the templates on the
opposite page. Embroider the
facial features onto the face.
Fold a length of orange
thread in half. Knot a piece of
thread around the strands,
halfway down, then sandwich
between the face and hair base.
Make a stitch (in flesh colour)
through the face to secure it.
Stitch half of the face to the
hair base, stopping right at the
bottom edge. Cut off the excess
hair. Sandwich one of the neck
pieces in between the face and
hair base. Continue stitching
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around the rest of the face.
Snip through the top of the
loop, sew the hair across the top
of the face, then trim the fringe.
Braid two lengths of orange
thread. Sandwich between the
two orange hair bases and sew in
place, around the head. Leave a
gap for stuffing at one side and a
hole at the neck to insert a pipe
cleaner. Stuff and close the gap.
Take the other neck piece and
sandwich the top of the pipe
cleaner between the two neck
pieces. Push it into the hole at
the bottom of the face and sew
in place all around the neck.
Sew the two sets of arm
09
10
pieces together, leaving the ends
open. Bend the tip of a pipe
cleaner back on itself and stick
into one armhole. Snip the pipe
cleaner, leaving half an inch
sticking out of the arm. Repeat
for the second arm, then wrap
each pipe clearner around the
pipe cleaner body.
Take the four dress pieces and
stitch to make the front of the
dress. Sew on the pockets and
apple. Attach four pearls and
embroider four small lazy daisy
stitches to make a flower on the
front of each. Stitch a French
Knot in the centre to finish.
Using the four leg pieces,
make two legs. Push the pipe
cleaner into the legs, as you did
with the arms. Snip each pipe
cleaner, leaving a 5cm (2”)
length to wrap around the pipe
cleaner used for the body.
Sandwich the dress, head
with pipe cleaner body, and the
back of the dress together.
Stitch together, leaving a hole
for stuffing. Stuff and close.
Stitch together the top of the
shoes and the backs, with the
feet sandwiched in between.
Stitch two bows to the feet. Rub
pink chalk on her cheeks and
Matilda is ready to slip in your
pocket or sleep by your pillow.
Thank you for making this project from Mollie Makes. The copyright for these templates belongs to the originators of the project. They work hard to create projects for you to make and love, so
please don’t re-sell or distribute their work without permission from Mollie Makes. We don’t mind if you make a copy for a friend but please do not make any part of the templates or instructions
available to others through your website or a third party website, or copy it multiple times without our permission. Please pass on this information if you make a copy for a friend. Copyright law
protects creative work and unauthorised copying is illegal. We appreciate your help.
Shoe front
Cut one of
each in pink felt
Dress front
Cut one in
yellow felt
HOW TO MAKE… COLOURBURST CUSHIONS
Sleeve
Cut one in
pink felt
Sleeve
Cut one in
pink felt
Legs
Cut two of
each in
flesh felt
MATERIALS
QRectangular card
template, 45.5 x
17.5cm (18 x 7")
Q2 pieces contrasting
fabric, 40 x 60cm
each (15¾ x 235/8")
QCircular cushion
pad, 46cm (18")
Q2 buttons, 4cm
(15/8")
QStrong sewing
thread
Pocket
Cut two in
yellow felt
Shoe back
Cut one of
each in pink felt
Dress front
Cut one in
green felt
Neck
Cut two in
flesh felt
Thank you for making this project from Mollie Makes. The copyright for these templates belongs to the originators of the project. They work hard to create projects for you to make and love, so
please don’t re-sell or distribute their work without permission from Mollie Makes. We don’t mind if you make a copy for a friend but please do not make any part of the templates or instructions
available to others through your website or a third party website, or copy it multiple times without our permission. Please pass on this information if you make a copy for a friend. Copyright law
protects creative work and unauthorised copying is illegal. We appreciate your help.
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There’s something so satisfying
about giving your home a little
New Year re-fresh once the tree’s
come down and the baubles are
packed away. These gorgeous
cushions by Allison Sadler are
bursting with colour and pattern,
and are great for giving your sofa
a mini January makeover.
Circular cushions may be a little
trickier to master than their square
cousins, but this project is much
simpler to sew than it looks – plus
the end result is hugely satisfying.
There’s a bit of hand sewing
involved in order to get the
gathered effect in the middle,
so be sure to use good quality
thread – it’s less likely to snap
when you pull everything together.
Pick out your fabrics. These
cushions work well in florals and
spots, or throw clashing prints
such as chevrons and stripes
together for a bold twist.
Cut out a rectangular template,
from card, measuring 45.5 x 17.5cm
(18 x 7"). Lay the template onto
your chosen fabrics, pin in place
and cut out eight panel pieces.
Pin two of the panels rights sides
(RS) together and stitch along
the longer edge using a 1cm ( 5/8")
seam allowance. Continue stitching
the panels together, alternating
the fabrics as you go.
Stitch the first and last panel
together to create a cylinder.
Take your cylinder to the ironing
board and press the seams open.
Turn the cushion through to the
RS and, by hand, run a gathering
stitch all the way around one end
of the cylinder.
Gently pull on your gathering
stitch, bringing the fabric cylinder
together to form the centre of the
circular cushion cover.
Position your cushion pad
in place, then repeat Step 7 and
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