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IT’S A BRAND NEW YEAR and, love it or hate it, January is when we spend longer indoors. Now, from my point of view, this is a good thing as it gives you more time to make all the lovely things in this issue. You may have an old piece of furniture you can revamp, like our decorated cabinet on page 56. If your New Year resolution is to save money, why not sit down with the children to make the piggy bank on page 18 – it’s such a stylish way to store your coins. There are lots more sweet makes for the kids, including pencil toppers on page 60 for school and little dollies on page 22. Plus, we have a Create and Craft money-saving offer on page 85. You…

NEW YEAR NEW IDEAS

BANG ON This pretty tambourine makes a unique present and would look great hanging on the wall instead of a painting or photo. Available in two sizes (25cm or 15cm), they are hand painted in oils by illustrator Claire Fletcher. Inspired by her collection of vintage children’s books, other subjects include, animals and flowers. £53.95, selvedge.org. PAPER CHASE Lynne Robinson loves stationery, as you can tell from her website of stylish, colourful and good value cards, pens, tapes and desk accessories. Prices start at around £2.95, papermash.co.uk. French affair Apolline à Paris makes these exquisite toys in her Paris studio. The attention to detail is amazing because she designs them using needle, thread and fabric without making any sketches beforehand. The technique ensures each 100% cotton toy is unique and never replicated, so they are…

NEW YEAR NEW IDEAS

You will need • 2 pieces of cotton fabric, 43cm x 20cm, for the body • One piece of white cotton fabric, 43cm x 20cm, for the head • Matching thread • Iron-on interfacing, 20cm x 20cm • Felt, 24cm x 20cm, for hair • 2 pink felt circles, 4cm diameter • 2 pink felt circles, 1.5cm diameter • Embroidery thread in black and dark pink • Air-erasable fabric marker • Needle and pins • Sewing machine • Polyester toy stuffing • Felt flower • Small flat-backed gem To make 1 Fold the head fabric in half right sides together and iron the interfacing to one half, aligning it with the fold. Following the design on page 155, mark where to place the cheeks, mouth and eyes on the front of the face fabric with the fabric marker. 2 Pin and stitch the small pink circles on…

FLIGHT OF FANCY

You will need • Linen fabric • Iron-on interfacing • Stranded embroidery cotton in a choice of colours • Embroidery needle • Patterned fabric • Matching thread • Scissors • Tracing paper • Iron-on transfer pen • Iron • Sewing machine • Frame To make 1 Cut the linen to fit your frame and machine zigzag around the edges of the fabric to prevent fraying. 2 Iron interfacing to the back of the linen – use a damp cloth to ensure the two layers are bonded thoroughly. The interfacing will stabilise the fabric while you embroider. 3 To transfer the butterfly sampler design (see page 158) to the linen, trace over the lines on tracing paper with an iron-on transfer pen. Lay the paper pattern-side down on to the fabric and apply a hot iron until the line has been transferred: hold it in place firmly…

FLIGHT OF FANCY

You will need • 50g beeswax • 50g coconut oil • 40g almond oil • 3g essential oil, fragrance of your choice (about 3ml or generous ½tsp) • Tiny colourful flower heads (optional) • Small saucepan • Wooden spoon • Silicone chocolate moulds To make 1 Prepare the moulds. If you want to decorate the perfume blocks, drop in a brightly coloured flower head or lavender flower into the base of the mould (the flower heads will fade over time). 2 Put the beeswax and coconut oil into a saucepan. Melt over a low heat, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon. 3 When melted, turn off the heat and leave to cool for a minute before pouring in the almond oil. Stir thoroughly. 4 Allow the mixture to cool for another few minutes and then add the essential oil, stirring thoroughly. While the…

TOTALLY SMITTEN

You will need • One 50g ball of Rowan Baby Merino Silk DK in each of Strawberry 687 (A) and Snowdrop 670 (B) • Pair of 3.75mm knitting needles • 2 stitch markers • Darning needle TENSION 24 sts and 36 rows to 10cm measured over st st SIZE To fit a child aged 3-4 years. 17cm from wrist to tip. 14cm circumference ABBREVIATIONS beg beginning cm centimetres k knit m1 make one st by picking up and working into back of loop lying between st just worked and next st. p purl rep repeat RS right side skpo slip 1, k1, pass slipped st over st(s) stitch(es) st-st stocking stitch tog together WS wrong side RIGHT MITTEN With 3.75mm needles and A, cast on 32 sts. ** Rib row [K1, p1] to end. This row forms rib and is repeated. Rib 1 row. Change to B and rib 2 rows. Change to A and taking yarn up…

TOTALLY SMITTEN

PATCHWORK UPDATE

You will need • Small padded stool (round, square or oblong) • Selection of patterned fabrics, for the patchwork • Fabric, for the sides • Piping cord • Embroidery thread, for bee • Tracing paper and black pen • Masking tape • Water-soluble or fading fabric marker • Paper, for templates • Needle • Matching thread • Sewing machine with zipper/piping foot • Large safety pin • Elastic To make 1 Measure the stool – the final patchwork piece should be designed to measure at least 1.5cm larger than the stool surface all around. 2 Using the smaller hexagon template (see page 156) cut enough paper hexagons to complete your patchwork. Using the larger template, cut out the same number of hexagons in patterned fabric, including one plain. 3 To transfer the bee design (see page 156), trace it on to tracing paper with a black pen and…

PATCHWORK UPDATE

You will need • Newspaper • Découpage paper • Oval-shaped balloon • Cardboard tube (eg from a toilet roll) • Egg box • Masking tape • White glue • White acrylic paint • Scissors • Small container (eg a plastic cup) • Paintbrush • Craft knife • Varnish To make 1 Take the newspaper and cut or tear it into lots of small squares. You can use scissors but if you tear the newspaper you get a smoother finish. 2 Blow up a balloon for the piggy bank body. Ours is about 15cm long. In a small container, water down some white glue approximately one part water to three parts glue and paint all over the balloon using a paintbrush. Stick on some of the small newspaper squares, adding more glue and overlapping them as you go. Continue adding the small squares until they completely cover…

You will need • Lace or crochet doily • Wooden ring to fit • Strong white thread • Linen fabric (optional) • Lace ribbon (about 2cm wide) • White string • Pegs • Needle • Scissors To make 1 Stretch the doily over the ring, fold the edges to the back and peg tightly as you go. Stitch the fabric in place at the back using strong white thread. 2 Cut about ten 50cm lengths of lace ribbon and/or linen fabric of the same width. Loop through the edge of the doily and ring at the base (see main picture). Tie in place. 3 Fix a length of string at the top of the dreamcatcher to form the hanging loop. Tie long feathers to the hoop instead of ribbons for a more traditional style of dreamcatcher…

You will need • 2 fat pipe cleaners (about 30cm long) per doll • Scraps of fabric • Narrow ribbon • Mini pompom braid • Scissors • Needle and thread To make 1 Take two pipe cleaners and fold them in half. About 3cm from the fold, twist the legs of one of the pipe cleaners around the other twice, and then flatten at either side to make the arms. Twist and adjust the folded part to form the head. Turn in the points at the end of the arms and legs – ask an adult for help if needed. 2 Cut two pieces of fabric about 9cm long x 10cm wide for the doll’s dress. With right sides facing, handstitch together along the shorter sides with small straight stitches, leaving a gap at the top for the arms…

You will need • Glazed picture frame • Methylated spirits • Découpage Valentine images • Heart confetti in varying sizes • Gelatine capsule (see goldleafsupplies.co.uk for all gilding materials) • Booklet of loose silver leaf (loose) 95mm x 95mm • Gilder’s tip • Tweezers • Petroleum jelly • Clear shellac varnish • Kitchen towel • Wide paint brush • Cotton wool • Craft glue • Scissors • Saucepan • Heatproof bowl To make 1 Take the glass out of the frame, place it on a soft surface and clean the back thoroughly with methylated spirit and kitchen roll to remove all traces of dust and grease. 2 Apply clear glue to the right side of the Valentine image and stick it to the back of the glass. Do the same with heart confetti in a drift of diminishing sizes. 3 Put one gelatine capsule with 150ml water in a glass bowl…

You will need • 1 paper coffee cup (the insulated sort) • 1 paper espresso cup • Acrylic silver paint • Red embroidery thread and needle • Handful of pony beads (about 40 beads) • 8 to 10 buttons in varying sizes • Silver card • Coloured card scraps in silver, red, white and black • 2 googly eyes • Lollipop stick • Black pipe cleaner • Clear tape • Strong glue • Double-sided tape • Black colouring pen • Scissors • Paintbrush To make 1 Paint both cups with silver paint. This may take a few coats to get an even coverage. Leave to dry. 2 Use a needle to make two holes in the bottom of the large cup. Cut a 50cm length of red embroidery thread. Tie a button on to one end and thread 10 pony beads on top. Thread a needle on to the other…

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

You will need • A4 sheets of coloured card • Letter stencils • Stencil brush • Black paint • Flower sprigs • Flowered washi tape • Scissors (or craft knife and cutting board) • Pencil and ruler • Kitchen paper To make Divide the card into four A6 pieces using the ruler and pencil and cut with scissors or a craft knife. If you are going to write on the back of the card, do it now. Stencil the letters using black paint on the corner of each card and leave to dry. When stencilling, make sure there is not too much paint on the brush by dabbing it first on kitchen paper. Cut the flower stems to 8cm lengths and stick to the front of the card with washi tape. Use for thank-you notes, invitations or as guest place cards at a dinner…

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

You will need • 5 x 100g hanks of Classic Elite Toboggan in Black • 10mm circular needle, 100cm long (see Notes) • Spare circular needle of any size 10mm or smaller ABBREVIATIONS beg beginning cm centimetres cont continue k knit p purl patt pattern RS right side st(s) stitch(es) WS wrong side TENSION 8 sts and 12 rows to 10cm square over stocking stitch using 10mm needles SIZE One size NOTES The wrap is knitted in a single piece beginning at the back hem and ending at the front hem and is worked backwards and forwards in rows, not rounds on a circular needle. A pair of straight needles can be used, but if you are leaving your work overnight or longer, slip the sts on to a circular needle. TO MAKE With 10mm circular needle, cast on 86 sts. Rib row (RS) [K1, p1] to end of row. This row forms…

You will need • Felt in cheerful colours • Blue and white baker’s twine • Glue stick • Small glass beads • White lace • Stick or dowel • White paint • Small sharp scissors • Sewing machine • Thread • Fine sewing needle To make 1 Paint the stick or dowel with white paint. While it dries, cut out two wonky rectangles for each house shape. Snip out a door opening and windows (do this on both pieces if you are hanging the street where both sides will be visible). On some houses the door is cut out, and on others you could glue a rectangle of felt to make the door. Cut out two roof shapes for each house and a couple of chimneys. 2 Glue a piece of contrasting felt to the back piece of each house. Place the front on…

MARINE MAKEOVER

You will need • Laundry basket • Surface primer (optional) • Paint for the basket • Paint for the stencil • Stencil (or see below to make your own) • Drawer knob • Paintbrush • Masking tape • Stencil brush To make 1 Remove the handle from the laundry basket, if it has one. Paint the basket and lid with one or two coats of paint and leave to dry completely. Using surface primer first will improve the durability of your paint job. Spray paint is a good choice for painting wicker, cane or fibre as it will get into all the hard-to-reach areas. 2 Fix the stencil to the basket with pieces of masking tape. Apply paint to the stencil, making sure the stencil brush is almost dry so paint does not bleed around the edges. It’s better to start with…

MARINE MAKEOVER

GIFTS FOR CRAFTERS

Pug Dog amigurumi crochet kit, about £9.90, mohustore.etsy.com Rainbow mechanical pencils, £2.40 each, violetandpercy.com Set of two blush notebooks, £7.95, violetandpercy.com Needlecase in Lodden print, £8.95, libertylondon.com Alphabet stamp set, £5, uk.flyingtiger.com Make your own espadrilles kit, £9.95, themakery.co.uk Sewing roll felt craft kit, £13.20, by Corinne Lapierre at notonthehigstreet.com Liberty print Simple Sew craft kit, £9.95, amazon.co.uk Feather pen, £7, uniqueandunity.co.uk Boatload of Love postcards, £10, papermash.co.uk HAY office gift box, £35, uniqueandunity.co.uk Wool in neon pink and white stripes or mint and white, £9, Meri Meri at sistersguild.co.uk Sew your own Molly Doll, £8.95, dotcomgiftshop.com Paper scissors, £5.75, violetandpercy.com Love letters biscuits (set of 8), £20.50, vanillaorchidbakery.com Vintage owls Petite Parcel set £11, pipii.co.uk…

GIFTS FOR CRAFTERS

You will need • A4 sheet of thin card • Thick needle (a chenille or tapestry needle is ideal) • Yarn (we used gold Lurex, ombré wool and silk embroidery threads) • Scissors • Pencil and rubber • Ruler • Craft glue To make 1 Cut the A4 sheet in two to create two A5 pieces. Score a line across the middle using the scissors and ruler and fold the card in half. 2 Decide whether you want your card to be portrait or landscape, and draw a heart on to the front of the card, then punch an even number of holes through the pencil outline using the needle, approximately 4mm apart. Rub out the pencil line. 3 Cut a long piece of yarn, thread through the needle and knot it at the end. Bring the needle through any one…

PAPER PATCHWORK

You will need • Plastic vase or flowerpot • Sheets of découpage paper • PVA glue • Scissors • Glue brush To make 1 Make sure the pot is clean, dry and grease free. Cut the découpage paper into different shapes and sizes. The pattern on this paper lends itself to shapes of about 3cm across. Choose yours depending on the size of the item and the pattern. 2 Paint a section of the pot with glue and stick on the pieces of paper, trying not to leave gaps in between or overlap them too much. Continue until the surface is completely covered. 3 Make sure the pieces at the top are big enough to tuck inside the rim of the pot and go underneath the bottom. Finish with a final coat of PVA glue. As découpage paper is tissue-thin,…

PAPER PATCHWORK

You will need • Striped linen or hopsack fabric (we used a vintage grain sack) • Fabric, for lining • Adjustable webbing shoulder strap (try u-handbag.com) • Pack of two D rings (2.5cm/1in) • Strong cotton tape (about 2.5cm wide) • Matching thread To make 1 Decide on the size of your shoulder bag. Ours measures 46cm x 38cm and 12cm deep at the base – the measurements given are for a bag of this size, but you can adjust them for your own bag using the information in the brackets in step 2). 2 The bag is cut in one piece so there is no seam at the base. Cut one piece of bag fabric 50cm wide x 92cm long (that is the finished bag width, plus 4cm for seam allowances; and the finished bag height doubled, plus…

NEAT SEAT Stitch up a new cover for a foam cube in minutes You will need • 40cm foam cube • 43cm x 43cm squares of six patterned fabrics • Matching thread • Sewing machine • Pins • Needle • Scissors To make 1 Cut out six fabric squares measuring 43cm x 43cm (If your foam cube is a different size, just add 3cm to your measurements to allow for seams). Place two squares together with right sides together and machine stitch down one side taking a 1.5cm seam allowance. Join four squares together in a row and then stitch together the first and fourth, right sides together. 2 Trim and notch the fabric corners and then pin the fifth fabric square to the four joined squares. Tack and then machine stitch in place. 3 Stitch the sixth square in place along one…

You will need • 6 x 150cm lengths of green willow • 1 artificial flower garland (we used Apple Blossom, withycombefair.co.uk) • Clip-on bird (optional) • Florist’s wire • Jute string • Secateurs To make 1 Divide the willow into two bunches of three lengths. Mix and stagger the lengths slightly so that the tapered ends and the wider ends are not all aligned, and twist each into a bunch. 2 Place the two twisted lengths side by side and tightly tie them together with florist’s wire about 50cm up from the bottom of the lengths. Bind over this with jute string. 3 Hold the pair of tied lengths together in your left hand approximately 25cm from the bottom and then take one section and bend over to the right to form half of the heart shape, bringing it down…

You will need • Fabric for pillowcase • 55cm lace trim • Matching thread • Needle and pins • Sewing machine • Scissors • Iron To make 1 To fit a standard pillow 50cm x 75cm, cut one piece of fabric 53cm x 170cm. Fold over a 2cm hem at one end, twice, and topstitch. Pin and stitch the decorative lace trim to the right side about 8cm from this end. Fold over a 1cm hem at the other end twice and topstitch. Press. 2 Lie the fabric on your worktop, face up, with the trimmed end closest to you. Insert a pin 14cm down from the 1cm hemmed end (not the trimmed end) on both sides. Fold up the trimmed end until it’s level with the pins, so the right sides are together and there is an excess flap…

You will need • Cascade 220 - 1 x 100g skein of 8505 White (A) and small amounts in 7814 Chartreuse (B), 8114 Dusty Rose (C), 8267 Forest Green (D), 8415 Cranberry (E), 9478 Candy Pink (F), 8414 Bright Red (G), 8021 Beige (H). • 4mm crochet hook • Tapestry needle. • 2 bag handles or belts, 38cm length • Approximately 31cm x 47cm piece of lining fabric • Sewing needle and matching thread ABBREVIATIONS ch chain dc double crochet RS right side st(s) stitch(es) SIZE 30 x 23cm TENSION 18 sts and 21 rows to 10cm square measured over double crochet PATTERN NOTES The cross-stitch rose design is embroidered into the grid formed in the bag panel by the natural spaces between each double crochet stitch. FOR THE PANELS (MAKE 2) With A and 4mm hook, make 49ch. 1st row 1dc in second ch from hook (missed ch does…

You will need • Your free kit • Scissors To make 1 Fit the aida fabric to the embroidery hoop. Place the inner ring on the table with the wider side as the base. Place the fabric over the top, making sure it is sitting evenly with the design in the centre, and then place the outer ring over the top. Tighten the outer ring, keeping the fabric unpuckered. 2 The aida is printed with the design in four shades. Each of the letters is a different colour – pale purple (L), pale pink (O), fuchsia pink (V) and a reddish pink (E), with contrasting highlights. 3 Choose where to start and separate out two strands from a length of the corresponding colour of embroidery thread. Each thread is made up of six strands. Pull out…

You will need • Cabinet • Sandpaper • Emulsion or eggshell paint • Wallpaper with large design (we used Sanderson Clementine) • General-purpose scissors • Small sharp scissors • Blu-Tack • PVA glue and brush • Polyvine Decorator’s Varnish (50/50 Dead Flat and Satin) • Small paintbrush To make 1 Lightly sand the piece of furniture to form a key, wipe clean and leave to dry. Paint with emulsion or eggshell. You will probably need two coats. Leave to dry between coats. 2 Use normal scissors to do your first rough cut around the design, then small, sharp scissors to cut carefully around the edges. To remove the background from inside the design, puncture a hole with the small scissors and cut out from the inside. 3 Position the motif or motifs on the piece of furniture with Blu-Tack to get an idea of…

BIG IS BEAUTIFUL

You will need • 1 x 500g ball of Fat Bubba by Melanie Porter in Hot Pink or any super chunky yarn, designed to be knitted on 25mm needles (see Note) • Pair of 25mm knitting needles • Chunky cable needle • Tapestry needle TENSION 4 sts and 5 rows to 10cm square over st st using 25mm needles SIZE Approximately 22cm x 152cm YARN NOTE If you want to use an alternative yarn, but can’t find one, you could try using several strands of a lighter weight yarn held and worked together, so long as you can achieve the correct tension on 25mm needles. ABBREVIATIONS C6F slip next 3 sts onto cable needle and hold to front of work, k3, then k3 from cable needle cm centimetres p purl rep repeat TO MAKE With 25mm needles, cast on 10 sts. 1st row P2, k6, p2. 2nd row K2,…

BIG IS BEAUTIFUL

You will need • Coloured felts • Embroidery thread • Fabric glue • Pinking shears • Scissors • Black fabric pen • Needle • Scissors • Paper, for templates To make 1 Make paper templates of the body, chest, beak and wing section (see page 161). 2 Using the templates, cut two body sections per puppet plus one wing piece, one chest and one beak. Use pinking shears to cut the wing and chest pieces for a decorative edging. 3 Place the two body sections back to back and stitch together using small blanket stitches around the edge (see page 160), leaving the bottom edge open. 4 Work blanket stitches around the open bottom edges. Glue the wing section to the back of the puppet, and the chest and beak to the front section. Draw on eyes with a fabric pen. Use primary colours and…

You will need • Patterned fabric, for cushion front • Matching thread • Plain white fabric, for cushion back • 55cm zip • 2.5m pompom trim per pillow • Cushion pad (ours were 60cm square) • Sewing machine • Pins • Scissors To make 1 From the patterned fabric, cut a square for each cushion measuring 63cm x 63cm. Cut the fabric so that a bold part of the design is displayed prominently on the front – such as the colourful appliqué flower on the duvet cover we used. 2 From the backing fabric, cut two rectangles measuring 63cm by 33cm. With right sides facing, stitch the two rectangles together along the longer edge, taking a seam allowance of about 1.5cm, but stitching in only about 3cm at each end, to leave a gap for the zip. Press the seams flat and…

BRIGHT AS A BUTTON

You will need • Plain oversized buttons • Paint in various colours • 3D fabric paints and fabric pens • Artist’s paintbrushes • Toothpicks To make 1 Paint the buttons in one or two layers of brightly coloured paint, depending on coverage. Spray paint works beautifully, but you could also use acrylic paints (it may help to sand the buttons lightly first). Use toothpicks to hold the buttons steady through the buttonholes. Leave to dry completely. 2 Use the fabric paints and pens to draw stripes and tiny dots to decorate the buttons and leave to dry. Most 3D paints come in a tube with a writer tip, but you may find it easier to use a fine artist’s brush to apply. Use the painted buttons to make jewellery or add to a fancy-dress costume…

BRIGHT AS A BUTTON

PURR-FECT PARTNERS

You will need • Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino: • For Katy, 2 x 50g balls in Slate 09 (A) and 1 x 50g ball in Light Pink 600 (B) • For Stanley, 2 x 50g balls in Black 300 (A) and 1 x 50g ball in Denim 027 (B), plus small amounts in White 100 • 3.5mm crochet hook • Tapestry needle • Safety pin • Toy stuffing • 10mm safety eyes • Pink and black embroidery thread ABBREVIATIONS ch chain ch-sp chain space dc double crochet dc2dec double crochet 2 sts together dc2inc work dc twice into next st rep repeat ss slip stitch st(s) stitch(es) SIZE The cats are 30cm tall TO WORK A MAGIC RING The magic ring (also known as the magic circle) technique is a neat way of starting a circular piece of crochet while avoiding the unsightly hole that can be left in the centre when…

PURR-FECT PARTNERS

THE CRAFTY ART OF UPCYCLING

BEHIND THE C&C SCENES CRAFTY BEGGARS Following on from their hit TV series, Crafty Beggars, actress Julie Peasgood and presenter Wendy Turner Webster have joined forces with Create and Craft TV to share their secrets. Getting an early start Julie ‘My mum was the original upcycler, repurposing everything she could. Throughout my childhood, she’d cut up our old clothes and turn them into beautiful rag rugs. My brother and I never knew what she would get up to next – we woke up one morning to find that she’d redecorated the kitchen overnight! Thanks to her waste not, want not ethos, I keep stashes of old cards, broken china and beads, just on the odd chance they may prove useful.’ Wendy ‘Craft has always been part of my life. When I was four, my sisters…

THE CRAFTY ART OF UPCYCLING

CREATE AND CRAFT BOOK SHOP

Visit createandcraft.tv and search for the item numbers to find these great books SEW FABULOUS by Stuart Hillard (£20, Weidenfeld & Nicolson) 356031 Stuart, whose life was transformed after appearing on the Great British Sewing Bee, is on a mission to prove that anyone can sew. Starting with basic skills, the book includes creations to transform your living space into a cosy home. Step-by-step illustrations help you to stitch gorgeous things, from a beanbag to a sun hat. SUGAR DOGS by Frances McNaughton (£4.99, Search Press) 374046 Learn how to make adorable sugar dogs to use in your cake decorating, with just a few simple tools and techniques. There are 20 popular breeds to choose from. So, whether your favourite is a Yorkshire Terrier or a Dalmation, you are in luck as Frances makes sure they…

CREATE AND CRAFT BOOK SHOP

DOUBLE BOBBLE HAT

YOU WILL NEED • One 100g ball of Debbie Bliss Roma in Steel 03 (A) • One 50g ball of Debbie Bliss baby cashmerino in each of Butter 83 and Candy Pink 06, for pompons • Pair each of 10mm and 12mm knitting needles TENSION 11 sts and 12 rows to 10cm square over unstretched rib patt using 12mm needles. ABBREVIATIONS dec decrease cm centimetres cont continue k knit p purl rem remaining st(s) stitch(es) tog together TO MAKE With 12mm needles and A, cast on 50 sts. Rib row [K1, p1] to end. This row forms rib and is repeated. Rib a further 9 rows. Change to 10mm needles. Rib a further 10 rows. Change to 12mm needles. Cont in rib until work measures 25cm from cast on edge. Change to 10mm needles. Shape top 1st dec row K1, [k2tog] to last st, k1. 26 sts. 2nd dec row P1, [p2tog] to last st, p1. 14 sts. Cut…

DOUBLE BOBBLE HAT

Bo Bunny Hello Sunshine embellishments, 250039, £16.99 Wilton giant heart cookie tin, 350999, £9.99 Luxury collection ribbons (10 metres), 372101, £14.99 Wilton heart nesting cookie cutters, 360652, £6.29 Felt crystal embellishments (20 pieces), 376105, £14.99 Cropper Hopper sticker stadium, 345250, £8.99 Funky spots 100% cotton fat quarters, 363052, £9.99 A4 holographic paper pack of 32, 372401, £19.99 Disney Frozen die-cutting machine, 376383, £39.99 Debbi Moore vintage glitter kit, 337712, £9.99 Oakwood ‘be mine’ buttons, 381348, £2.99 Trimits button jar, 335851, £5.99 Craft Cotton Co Louise fat quarters, 328236, £9.99 Heidi Swapp marquee word 'Girl', 350361, £24.99 for four Blockwallah tribal heart stamp, 355140, £9.99 Wilton 3-tier cupcake stand, 351311, £8.49 Visit createandcraft.tv and search for the item numbers to find these great buys EXCLUSIVE OFFER GET £5 OFF WHEN YOU SPEND £25 OR MORE AT CREATE AND CRAFT SEE PAGE 85 FOR DETAILS Luxury collection A4 woven paper pack of 40,…

SHOP createandcraft.tv YOU WILL NEED • 14(16) 50g balls of Debbie Bliss Rialto DK in Claret 63 (at deramores.com) • Pair of 4mm knitting needles • 4mm circular needles, 40cm and 100cm long. • 3.75mm circular needle 40cm long • Cable needle SIZE To fit bust 86-97(102-112)cm; Finished measurements: Width across back 86(92)cm; Length to shoulder 65(68)cm TENSION 22 sts and 30 rows to 10cm square over st-st using 4mm needles. ABBREVIATIONS beg beginning C4B slip 2 sts on to cable needle and hold at back of work, k2, then k2 from cable needle C4F slip 2 sts on to cable needle and hold to front of work, k2, then k2 from cable needle cm centimetres cont continue dec decrease foll following inc increase k knit m1 make one st by picking up and working into back of loop lying between st just worked and next st p purl patt pattern rem remaining rep repeat RS right…

SUNSET SILHOUETTE

BEHIND THE C&C SCENES CASSIE BROWN An expert in sugarcraft and airbrushing techniques, cakemaker Cassie is a regular on Create and Craft TV, has her own airbrushing range and holds workshops here and abroad. SHOP createandcraft.tv YOU WILL NEED • Two 18cm round fruit cakes • Apricot jam • 2kg marzipan • 2kg white fondant (sugarpaste) • 23cm round drum board • Turntable • Palette knife • Large rolling pin • Smoother • Airbrush and cleaning jar • Liquid food colour: yellow, red and black • Waterbrush • Scrap paper • Craft knife and cutting mat • Cutting board • Fine (size 1) paintbrush • Sharp kitchen knife • 250g modelling paste • Small amount of royal icing in a piping bag • 1m of 15mm thick cream ribbon • Double-sided sticky tape • Piece of foam • Kissing couple stencil TO COVER THE CAKE 1 Set one fruit cake on top of the other. If the cakes are not…

SUNSET SILHOUETTE

SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CRAFTY SHOPPING

Create and Craft is the original and multi-award winning TV craft channel, with a huge choice of crafting products to enjoy – see just a small selection on page 78. Check out the range of equipment and materials for papercraft, jewellery, baking, knitting and stitching, and make the most of your £5 discount, online or by phone. WOW! GET £5 OFF* WHEN YOU SPEND £25 OR MORE AT CREATE AND CRAFT Simply enter the code 120117 at the createandcraft.tv checkout to claim your £5 discount when you spend £25 or more*. †Calls cost 20p per minute plus network extras *Terms & conditions: Create and Craft offer: The promotion is valid on orders placed with createandcraft between 00:01 BST on 11 January 2017 and 23:59 BST on 8 March 2017. This voucher code will expire on…

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SHOP createandcraft.tv YOU WILL NEED • 10(12:13) 50g balls of Debbie Bliss cashmerino aran in Stone 27 (at deramores.com) • Pair each of 4.5mm and 5mm knitting needles SIZE To fit bust 81-86(92- 97:102-107)cm; Finished measurements Bust 113(119:131)cm; Length to shoulder 60(63:66)cm; Sleeve length 44(46:48)cm TENSION 20 sts and 27 rows to 10cm square over patt using 5mm needles ABBREVIATIONS beg beginning cm centimetres cont continue foll following inc increase k knit p purl patt pattern rem remaining rep repeat RS right side ssk [slip 1] twice, insert tip of left hand needle from left to right through the fronts of both slipped sts and work 2 tog st(s) stitch(es) tog together WS wrong side BACK With 5mm (US 8) needles, cast on 115(121:133) sts. 1st row (RS) K3, [p1, k2] to last 4 sts, p1, k3. 2nd row P to end. Rep these 2 rows 4 times more. Next row (RS) K3, [p1, k5] to…

PERFECT GEOMETRY

PAPER MAKE 1 IN THE FRAME Create a beautiful collage to enhance a favourite photo TO MAKE 1 Trim 1.25cm from both the bottom and left-hand side of a 30cm x 30cm sheet of Geometric Mocha raindrop paper. Stick this centrally on to a sheet of 30cm x 30cm brown card. 2 Cut the 30cm x 30cm honeycomb vellum to 23.5cm x 21.5cm and lay on top of the raindrop background towards the bottom right-hand corner so as not to cover the raindrops. Don’t stick it down yet! 3 Trace some of the raindrops that the vellum overlaps and cut out with a craft knife. Snip away some of the hexagons from the side of the vellum. 4 Glue a 7.5cm x 28cm piece of brown card on to the page, 7.5cm up from the bottom. 5 Stick…

PERFECT GEOMETRY

FILLED WITH LOVE

YOU WILL NEED • Die-cutting machine The following Tattered Lace® dies: • Melded Heart die • Delicate Love Sentiment die • Essentials Hearts die set • Essentials Everyday Sentiments die set • Byzantine Embossing Folder • White card • Red card • Gold mirror card • Heart pattern paper • Black fine tip pen • Black pearls • Foam pads • Glue • Detail glue TO MAKE 1 Cut, score and fold white card to create a 15.5cm square card. Cut a 14.5cm square from red card. Stick on to the card with foam pads. 2 Cut a 14cm square from heart pattern paper and glue on to the card. Using the Essentials Hearts die set, No.10, cut one from red card and glue on to the card. Using a black fine tip pen, add stitching detail around the heart. 3 Using the Melded Heart die, cut one from…

FILLED WITH LOVE

START SCRAPBOOKING

YOU WILL NEED • A5 notebook or scrapbook • A4 sheet of card • Patterned papers (we used docrafts Geometric Mocha Paper Pack) • Scraps of fabric and ribbon • Sewing thread • Glue • Paper trimmer (optional) • Sewing machine • Scissors • Foam pads MAKE THE COVER 1 Use a paper trimmer (or scissors) to cut down a selection of patterned paper pieces into neat squares. 2 Spread glue over one corner of the sheet of card and slide one of the scraps on to the corner, lining it up with the sides. (If you are using a larger scrapbook, choose card of the appropriate size). 3 Add another scrap, aligning it with the side edge of the corner scrap. Continue to glue and add more scraps until the card is completely covered. Don’t worry if some of the pieces overhang the…

START SCRAPBOOKING

You will need • 3 x 50g balls of Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran in 09 Grey (MC), • 2 x 50g balls of 101 Ecru (A) • 1 x 50g ball in each of 75 Citrus (yellow), 603 Baby Pink (pale pink), 72 Peach (pale orange), 48 Burnt Orange (orange), 47 Aqua (mid blue), 81 Mint (pale green), 61 Jade (bright green), 62 Kingfisher (bright blue), 56 Mallard (dark blue) and 73 Coral (mid orange) • 4.5mm crochet hook • Yarn sewing needle TENSION Each square measures approximately 12.5cm, using a 4.5mm hook SIZE Approximately 26.5cm x 217cm long COLOUR NOTE Make a total of 30 squares. Always use A for Round 4 and MC for Round 5, with a mixture of other colours for Rounds 1-3. ABBREVIATIONS ch chain ch-sp chain space cm centimetres cont continue dc double crochet rep repeat RS right side ss slip stitch tog together tr treble TO…

You will need • Bench • Sandpaper • Paint • Soft wax • Linen fabric, for padded seat • Polyester wadding fabric • Matching thread • White embroidery thread • 4 silver tassels • Readymade cushion covers • Stencil • Silver fabric paint • Paint brush • Stencil brush • Masking tape • Sewing machine • Large sharp needle To stencil cushion 1 Fix the stencil (see page 157 for a template and 34 for how to make it) to the front of the cushion cover with small pieces of masking tape and use the silver fabric paint to stencil the design. To make sure the paint does not bleed through to the back, insert a couple of sheets of newspaper before you start to stencil. 2 Leave to dry, remove the newspaper and insert cushion pad to finish. To paint bench 1 Sand down the wooden legs of the bench, wipe…

You wi l l need • Blank cards, in fuchsia and red • Glue stick • Scissors • Paper doilies • Iced biscuits • Icing sugar To make 1 Carefully cut out shapes from the paper doilies and stick them to the front of the card with a glue stick. Leave to dry. 2 Mix up a thick paste using icing sugar and a little water and use this to stick the biscuits to the card to finish. If you want to make your own iced biscuits, see below. To make iced cookies 1 Beat 100g softened butter and 100g caster sugar. Add one small egg and 1tsp vanilla extract a little at a time, beating all the time. Fold in 200g plain flour and a pinch of baking powder, and mix until combined. Ball up the dough, wrap in clingfilm…

You will need • 84cm x 40cm cotton fabric, for main glove • 42cm x 40cm cotton contrast fabric, for pockets • Pompom trim • 84cm x 20cm heatresistant wadding • 2m bias binding • Matching thread • 40cm pompom trim • Paper, for pattern • Sewing machine • Needle and pins To make 1 Use the template on page 162 to cut out a paper pattern for the main shape and the pockets. 2 Fold the fabric and cut two long glove shapes from the main fabric and one in the heat-resistant wadding. 3 Cut four pockets in contrast fabric. Cut two pieces of pompom trim the same width as the pocket. Turn and press in 1cm at the flat edge of two pocket shapes, sandwich the pompom trim between them and pin the pocket fabrics wrong sides together. Topstitch along the flat…

ROMANCING THE STONE

YOU WILL NEED • DMC Natura Just Cotton or similar crochet thread • 3mm crochet hook • Selection of stones ABBREVIATIONS ch chain stitch ch-sp chain space dc double crochet hdc half double crochet htr half treble rep repeat sp space ss slip stitch st(s) stitch(es) tr treble SMALL CIRCLE PATTERN This pattern is worked in the round, anticlockwise. Stones should be no smaller than 6cm diameter. (This pattern is based on fitting a stone about 7cm x 5cm. Adaptation suggestions have been included) TO MAKE Round 1 Ch 3, join with ss to the 1st ch made, to form a ring, 2ch, 5dc into ring, join with ss into 2nd ch of initial chs. Round 2 Ch 5 (counts as 1tr and 2ch), 2tr in next st, * 2ch and 2tr in next st; rep from * 4 times, 2ch, 1tr in the last st, and join with…

ROMANCING THE STONE

YOU WILL NEED • Small piece of fine leather • Tassel cap (or leather cord end cap) • Lobster swivel clasp • Silver charms • Silver jump rings • Fine ribbon • Needle and thread • Sharp scissors • Steel ruler • Fine pen • Strong glue • Jewellery pliers To make 1 Roll up the piece of leather tightly first to estimate how much you need to fit the tassel snugly inside the end cap. Unroll and cut the piece of leather to this length with sharp scissors – ours was about 12.5cm long. Cut this strip of leather to the depth you want your tassel – ours was about 8cm. 2 On the reverse side of the leather strip mark a line along the top long edge of the strip to the same measurement as the length of the end cap. Then from…

You will need • Matchboxes • Coloured papers • Glue • String • Self-adhesive paper flowers (or make your own felt flowers) • Sweets to fill To make 1 Cut the coloured paper to fit around the matchbox. You can use up scraps of gift wrap, but découpage paper is perfect as it comes in lovely patterns and is lightweight and easy to wrap. 2 Wrap the paper around the box and stick in place at the back. 3 Fill the matchboxes with sweets and tie with string or finish with a self-adhesive paper flower. Make tiny flowers by rolling up a narrow strip of felt fixed with dabs of glue…

You will need • 1 x 25g ball of Jamieson’s Shetland Spindrift in each of Old Gold 429 (M) and Natural White 104 (C) • 2.25mm and 2.75mm short circular needles or double pointed needles (if preferred) • Stitch marker TENSION 30 sts and 36 rows to 10cm square over colourwork st-st, using 2.75mm needles SIZE Length 10cm Circumference 20cm NOTE For each round, read the chart from right to left, knit every round, slipping marker on every round. ABBREVIATIONS cm centimetres k knit p purl st(s) stitch(es) st-st stocking stitch TO MAKE With M and 2.25mm needles, cast on 60 sts. Place a marker and join to work in the round, being careful not to twist the cast on edge. Rib round [K2, p2] to end of round. Rib a further 7 rounds. Change to 2.75mm needles. Next round K to end of round. Join in C. Following the…

You will need • Plain cushion cover, 40cm x 40cm (see below) • Decorative fabric piece, such as a doily or placemat • Matching thread • 40cm square cushion pad • Pins and needle To make 1 Our zipped canvas cushion cover cost just £3.99 (hm.com), bought to match the doily, which was 1€ in a French brocante (flea market). To make your own simple cushion cover, see right. 2 Pin the decorative fabric piece centrally to the front of the cushion cover and tack in position. Stitch around the edges by hand to attach. To make a cushion cover 1 You will need one piece of fabric 43cm x 43cm and two backing pieces 43cm x 28cm. Turn in a double 1cm hem on one 43cm side on each of the backing pieces and machine topstitch with matching thread. 2…

You will need • Paper or card, for templates • Patterned card in three designs • Cord or thin ribbon • Button • Wooden pegs • Pencil and rubber • Tracing paper • Scissors • Pinking shears • Clear glue To make 1 Trace the body, breast and wing (see page 158) and cut out the templates. Draw around the shapes using the three different patterned cards. Cut out the shapes and remove any pencil lines with the rubber. 2 Cut a zigzag line across the very end of the bird’s tail with pinking shears. 3 Glue the breast and wing on to the body of the bird. 4 Thread a length of cord or thin ribbon through the holes in the button and tie a bow at the back of the button. 5 Apply a tiny dot of glue to the bird’s wing. Stick on…

You will need • One 50g ball of Schachenmayr Catania in each of Cyclamen 114 (A) and Bast 257 (B) • 2.5mm crochet hook ABBREVIATIONS bp tr back post treble ch chain dc double crochet dec decrease fp tr front post treble htr half treble rep repeat ss slip stitch st(s) stitch(es) tr treble SIZE To fit ages 0-3(3-6:6-9) months. Approximate length of sole 10(11:12)cm NOTE If the instructions tell you to dec 1 st, you must dec a dc and not a tr. TO MAKE SOLE The soles are worked in rounds. Work 1ch at beginning of each round and finish round with ss into first st of round. Do not turn. Round 1 With B, make 13(15:16)ch, then work 1dc(1htr:1htr) into 2nd ch from hook, 1dc(1ht:1htr) into next 10(12:13)ch, 3dc(3htr:3htr) into last ch. Do not turn work but continue working on other side of the length of chains: 10dc(2htr:13htr), 2dc(2htr:2htr)…

BOOKS FOR CRAFTERS

1 BABY SHOES TO CROCHET by Lucia Förthmann (£7.99, Search Press) Make your little one a range of the cutest shoes. Styles for babies from newborn to nine months include sweet versions of ballet shoes, cowboy boots, trainers and espadrilles. With crochet basics and step-by-step instructions, the 16 patterns make great projects for beginners, too. 2 MODERN FOLK EMBROIDERY by Nancy Nicholson (£14.99, David & Charles) Practise the art of embroidery with the many stitches and techniques that are explained in this book. Using Scandinavian and Eastern European motifs, Nancy shows how to use the designs to create beautiful homewares and accessories that fit in perfectly with the modern folk art trend. 3 CROCHETED SCARVES AND COWLS by Nicki Trench (£12.99, CICO Books) Whether you like chevron stripes, lacy drapes or chunky wraps, you’ll find…

BOOKS FOR CRAFTERS

A LIFE OF DESIGN

Emma Varnam CROCHET & KNIT DESIGNER There’s nothing unusual about the fact that knit and crochet designer Emma based the friendly puss in her new book, Cute Crocheted Animals, on Stanley, her own family cat (see page 66). It’s more of a surprise that her son, his pals and her own friends have inspired the ten animal characters. But then many of her ideas come from her family and from conversations with people, thinking about what they would love. Her most popular pattern, a crochet campervan, came from a chat with a friend who really wanted one and so she made a crochet van as a gift. ‘There’s nothing better than surprising someone with something you’ve made for them,’ she says. A successful knitting and crochet blogger, with a couple of craft books…

A LIFE OF DESIGN

Have an ADVENTURE

Boating Walking Cooking Cycling BOATING All aboard for a relaxing break Canal cruising Oxford canal Once you have mastered the locks – an unavoidable part of navigating canals – pottering along the waterways proves to be an extremely relaxing holiday. Suitable for beginners, as tuition is given before you set out, a trip on a narrowboat is a great way to see life in the slow lane. The accommodation below deck is comfortable with a well equipped kitchen, TV, heating and shower. Maps are provided, so you can choose your route and where you might want to moor for the night, while places of interest are marked, along with pubs and shops. You will also get advice on how far you may want to travel – remember you will have to get back to base! Starting from Stockton…

Have an ADVENTURE

apple & brandy CAKE

YOU WILL NEED 20.5cm round, deep, spring form cake tin, lightly greased and lined with greaseproof paper INGREDIENTS • 175g butter, softened • 175g caster sugar • 3 eggs • 1 capful vanilla extract • 2tbsp brandy plus a drizzle for topping (optional) • 175g self-raising flour • 2 small eating apples, peeled, cored and quartered • Crème fraîche, to serve TO MAKE 1 Preheat the oven to gas mark 4/180?C (160?C in a fan oven). Beat the softened butter and sugar together until creamy (this should take about 10min in a mixer). Add the eggs one a time, beating the mixture in as you go. 2 Beat in the vanilla extract and brandy, then tip in the flour and fold it into the mixture using a spatula until combined. 3 Spoon the mixture into the prepared tin and spread until even. Slice each…

apple & brandy CAKE

Chocolate, sweet chestnut & rum CAKE

YOU WILL NEED • 23cm round springform tin, lightly greased and lined with greaseproof paper INGREDIENTS • 3 x 100g bars of dark chocolate (70% cocoa), broken into pieces • 300g butter • 8 eggs, separated • 300g golden caster sugar • 250g can chestnut spread (eg Crème de marrons de l’Ardeche) • 1tbsp dark rum • Dark chocolate cocoa, for dusting • Crème fraîche, to serve TO MAKE 1 Preheat the oven to gas mark 3/170?C (150?C in a fan oven). Place the chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl over a pan of barely simmering water, stirring occasionally until melted and combined. Put to one side to cool. 2 Beat the egg yolks and sugar until the mixture becomes creamy and doubles in size. In another bowl, whisk the egg whites until they begin to peak. 3 Fold the cooled melted chocolate…

Chocolate, sweet chestnut & rum CAKE

Honey drop BISCUITS

YOU WILL NEED A baking sheet, covered in parchment paper INGREDIENTS • 125g butter, softened • 75g golden caster sugar • Drop of vanilla extract • 125g plain flour • 50g ground almonds • ½ egg, lightly beaten • Icing sugar, sieved, for dusting • 8tsp runny honey TO MAKE 1 Preheat the oven to gas mark 3/170?C (150?C in a fan oven). Beat the butter and caster sugar well until creamy, pale and fluffy. Mix in the vanilla extract, flour and almonds and beat until well combined. Then slowly trickle in the egg and beat again until it reaches a dough consistency. 2 Put the dough in the fridge to chill for 20min if you have time (you can use it straight away). Using your hands, roll the dough into walnut-sized balls and sit them on the lined baking sheet. Press to…

Honey drop BISCUITS

Rhubarb meringue PIE

YOU WILL NEED • 20.5cm round loosebottom deep tart tin • Parchment paper • Baking beans INGREDIENTS • 350g ready-made sweet pastry • Flour, for dusting • 2½kg rhubarb, trimmed and chopped • 1-2tsp caster sugar • 3 egg whites • 175g caster sugar TO MAKE 1 Preheat the oven to gas mark 6/200?C (180?C in a fan oven). Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured board so it is larger than the tin. Using the rolling pin, drape the pastry into the tin, tucking it into the sides and letting the top edge overhang. Fill wput to one side. Reduce oven to gas mark 4/180? (160? in a fan oven). 2 Meanwhile, put the rhubarb in a pan along with a sprinkling of water and the 1-2tsp sugar, and heat gently for about 10min or until the rhubarb softens. Remove from…

Rhubarb meringue PIE

Prune, hazelnut & sherry LOAF

YOU WILL NEED Lightly greased 900g loaf tin INGREDIENTS 250g chestnut flour, 1tsp bicarbonate of soda, 1tsp baking powder, 100g hazelnuts, lightly toasted and roughly chopped (reserve a few for topping) 200g pitted prunes, roughly chopped 200ml buttermilk 1-2tbsp dry sherry, plus extra to drizzle (optional 2tbsp maple syrup Icing sugar, to serve TO MAKE 1 Preheat oven to gas mark 6/200?C (180?C in a fan oven). Sieve the flour, bicarb and baking powder into a large bowl, and stir to combine. Stir in the nuts and prunes. 2 Make a well in the centre, then pour in the buttermilk, sherry and maple syrup. Stir to form a sticky mixture. 3 Spoon into the tin, sprinkle with the remaining hazelnuts and gently press them into the cake. Bake for 35-40min until golden and cooked through. Leave to cool for 10min or so, then turn out…

Prune, hazelnut & sherry LOAF

Treacle & apple TART

YOU WILL NEED • 20.5cm round loosebottom deep tart tin • Parchment paper • Baking beans INGREDIENTS • 500g pack shortcrust pastry (there will be some left over) • Flour, for dusting • 2 or 3 Bramley apples, cored and peeled • 175g white roughly ground breadcrumbs • 4tbsp golden syrup • 150ml double cream • 1 egg, lightly beaten • Custard or cream, to serve TO MAKE 1 Preheat the oven to gas mark 6/200?C (180?C in a fan oven). Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured board until larger than the tin. Drape it over the rolling pin and carefully transfer into the tart tin, tucking it in neatly and letting the edges overlap. Fill with a piece of parchment paper and baking beans, and bake for about 15min or until pale golden around the edges. 2 Take out of the oven,…

Treacle & apple TART

Blanket stitch Insert the needle at 1 and come out again at 2 holding the thread under the needle as you pull the stitch tight. (To anchor the thread, the first stitch is made twice in the same spot with the thread finishing around the needle.) Cross stitch You can work cross-stitch in one of two ways: work each complete stitch separately or work a line of half stitches in one direction and then complete it in the reverse direction. Cross stitch may face either way but it is essential that all the top stitches face the same direction. Stem stitch For basic stem stitch, insert the needle in at the upper right along one of the marked lines on your fabric. Bring the needle back up through the fabric to the lower left of…

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