Buttonnose Crochet

I am going to be honest, the drought in Australia is far from over. It has taken a huge toll on farming families, communities and the nation as a whole.  Farmers are going without food just so they can keep their generational farm. It may seem easy to just walk away, but farming is their life. For this reason, i have teamed up with Drought Angels, who are a non profit organisation that help struggling farmers and communities. All sales of the Harvest Shawl pattern will indefinitely be donated to Drought Angels . This shawl was designed for all the farmers that are being affected by the severe drought gripping Australia. The wheat border symbolises a farmer’s hard work to prepare and grow a crop for their families. You can help by purchasing the Harvest Shawl pattern on Ravelry  for $4 (Australian) To find out more about Drought Angels, pop on over to their Facebook page. At the end of each month i will donate the money from this pattern t...

Thank you for stopping by. I do apologise for not posting on the blog for a while but things have been somewhat hectic here. At the beginning of July i was getting ready to send a pattern to my testers when the inevitable happened, my computer broke down, 2nd time in 18 months!  If i could offer any advice, it will be this - ALWAYS make a back up of your files and pictures. Yes i am so glad i did, otherwise i would have lost everything Since May, i have released 6 patterns. You can check them out here at my Ravelry Store Currently i have 2 promotions running: 1. 50% off all Paid patterns (excluding E-Book) until August 31st AEST 2. Get Sweet Love Poncho for Free until August 31st AEST (add to cart and the promo will make it free) there after returning to $4 I have 2 patterns set to be released over September and October and after a short break over the Christmas period, i hope to bring you a Crochet-a-long in 2018. This design is taking a while as i...