Pretty Little Things 12 Cats Patterns

There’s a special place in all our hearts for those Pretty Little Things that find homes throughout our living spaces. Their delightful size puts a smile on our face, their vibrant colours add joy anywhere they’re placed! Brought to life for no reason more than the pleasure of making, these handmade treasures are passed on from generation to generation. They don’t need to be ginormous or tricky – a Pretty Little Thing can create the most special of memories.

The publication of Pretty Little Things showcases various multicraftual patterns made with Scheepjes yarn: one knit, one crochet, and one craft project, plus crafting Tips & Tricks and the occasional bonus pattern. Colourful projects that are beginner-friendly, affordable, and are appealing to all crafters thanks to the adorable aesthetic. Who doesn’t love a pretty ‘weekend’ project?

The first project is the fun Purrfect Hanger, designed by Dawn Curran and crocheted using Scheepjes Softfun.

List of Materials:
• Scheepjes Softfun (60% Cotton, 40% Acrylic; 50g/140m)
• Yarn A: 2634 Bumblebee x 2 balls
• Yarn B: 2431 Clay x 2 balls
• Yarn C: 2622 Latte x 1 balls
• Yarn D: 2620 Starfish x 1 balls
• Yarn E: 2491 Pecan x 1 balls
• Yarn F: 2408 Black x 1 balls
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• 50cm wooden rod for hanging
• stitch markers

The second project is the playful Kitty Fingers, designed by Cher Marcus and knitted using Scheepjes Colour Crafter.

List of Materials:
Scheepjes Colour Crafter (100% Premium Acrylic; 100g/300m)

Yarn A: 1063 Rotterdam x 1 ball
Yarn B: 2019 Sint Niklaas x 1 ball
Yarn C: 1709 Burum x 1 ball
Yarn D: 1081 Gouda x 1 ball
Yarn E: 1054 Haarlem x 1 ball
Yarn F: 1114 Eindhoven x 1 ball

The final project in this issue of Pretty Little Things is the adorable Crafty Cat Necklace, a design by Liz Barraclough and embroidered using DMC Mouliné embroidery floss.