January 22, 2020
Today we are introducing the Kate Collection with the Kate wrap. The Kate Collection is something that Sara and I have been working on since December. It uses the same stitch pattern to create a set of accessories that can be worn separately or together.…
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January 18, 2020
With the mania, stress and exhaustion of preparing for Christmas out of the way, we have the perfect selfish project – Robin’s Poncho – for you. You have worked so hard buying and making gifts for EVERYONE else, so now it’s time to make something…
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November 22, 2019
Join us today as we look at the sedge stitch in our Stitch of the Week series. What’s in a name? Despite having what I think is quite a dull and uninspiring name (it reminds me of words such as ‘sludge’), this stitch is…
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November 20, 2019
T’is the Season …. For the Robin Richard Farmhouse Christmas Collection! Here in the UK we seem to have made quite a sharp turn from a mild autumn to what is promising to be a cold winter! The days are most definitely shorter but as…
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November 1, 2019
This week we are bringing you the bean stitch and an awesome free pattern for one of our Coffee Beanie Cozies! You can see from the picture that the bean stitch is really quite distinctive but its actually really quite simple. Thus making it a…
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Our stitch of the week this week is the waffle stitch. Not what you are thinking …. I know that many of you will automatically think of the stitch that reminds us all of the waffle pancake deserts we love so much (perfect when you…
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January 18, 2020
With the mania, stress and exhaustion of preparing for Christmas out of the way, we have the perfect selfish project – Robin’s Poncho – for you. You have worked so hard buying and making gifts for EVERYONE else, so now it’s time to make something…
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December 5, 2019
I have a great pattern for you this week: Grayson Hanging Basket–which happens to be the easiest and most useful hanging basket pattern I have seen! Let’s face it, we all can use some more organization in our homes but sometimes, coming up with ideas…
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December 3, 2019
A Christmas collection of patterns wouldn’t be complete without a tree skirt! The Robin’s Christmas Tree Skirt goes perfect with the Robin’s Blanket and Robin’s Stocking patterns and coordinate perfectly for your home. I designed this while my dad was in his final stages of…
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November 8, 2019
Learn how to crochet the X Stitch (cross stitch) with our free coffee beanie pattern! The X stitch is such a useful stitch to know. We have used it in quite a lot of our designs. It also looks great paired with the bean stitch!…
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November 1, 2019
Our stitch of the week this week is the waffle stitch. Not what you are thinking …. I know that many of you will automatically think of the stitch that reminds us all of the waffle pancake deserts we love so much (perfect when you…
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October 29, 2019
Highland Neamh Wrap, the Best Fall and Winter Crochet Pattern, Ever! I love the show, Outlander and wanted a fall and winter crochet pattern that represented my take on the Scottish Highlands feel. Scottish Roots My family actually has deep Scottish roots. I am registered…
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Stitch Of The Week
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Women’s
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January 8, 2020
At the end of November we hosted our first CAL with the Mixed Toffee Cowl. All of our CALs are currently done on our FB Community page. It was great fun! The interaction with the members of our community page was great, and we really…
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December 1, 2019
In our Stitch of the Week this week we have the perfect stitch for the colder weather setting in – the floret stitch. Do you recognise the stitch? We have used this stitch in a few of our designs so far (for example, the highland…
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November 20, 2019
T’is the Season …. For the Robin Richard Farmhouse Christmas Collection! Here in the UK we seem to have made quite a sharp turn from a mild autumn to what is promising to be a cold winter! The days are most definitely shorter but as…
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