Knitting colour combinations

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Autumn is my most favourite time of the year! I love everything about Autumn, the cooler days, cosy nights in, knitting by the fire and above all I love the earthy, rich colours! Autumn also seems to be the time I feel most inspired and I pick up my knitting and crochet again after a bit of a summer crafting drought. I really wanted to make Autumn in a blanket, I wanted it to be striped but wasn't sure on stitch so I took to Pinterest and looked through all my pins and found a few stitches…

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Color is a power which directly influences the soul. Wassily Kandinsky Choosing the right colours is very important for your projects. Sometimes it can be a real challenge too. That's why I decided to create this page on my site to share some colour mood boards and ideas I created, using my favourite yarn, the

Selecting yarn colors for your crochet project can often feel overwhelming. Without the direction of a pattern, deciding on the perfect color combination can leave you with more questions than answers. What hues complement each other? How many colors should you embrace? Should you opt for calming pastels, vibrant bolds, or versatile neutrals? If you often struggle to find your color inspiration, here are some helpful tips to guide your journey. 😀#Colours_That_Look_Good_Together…

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Every day at Purl at least one customer comes in looking for a really easy baby blanket pattern. It's such a basic request, and, yet, my co-workers and I have a hard time offering a basic solution. The reason is that not many knit designers bother to make patterns for simple rectangles or squares, assuming that, because it would be so easy for them to figure out, it must be easy for everyone else to figure out too! I designed this blanket using Alchemy's new yarn, Temple a super-wash…