Welcome back! I hope the holidays of 2019 have been kind to you, and that 2020 has many great things in store for you! My holidays were calm, and I’ve had plenty of time to sit and more or less plan the coming year for Haak Maar Raak. I can’t wait to show you some …
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Happy mail day: Furry Tales!
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Free crochet pattern: Ice Pop Christmas Trees
Zoek je het Nederlandse patroon? Klik hier! The Ice Pop Christmas Tree is a perfect last-minute Christmas project. They might be small in stature, but big in impact! The colourful Christmas Trees are made of yarn scraps and make a festive decoration for your dinner- or holiday table. The pattern for the Ice Pop Christmas …
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De ‘Aan de Haak’ Dekenspecial en een winactie!
This blogpost is about the Dutch crochet magazine ‘Aan de Haak’, and is thus written in Dutch. Vandaag heb ik iets speciaals met jullie te delen. Twee van mijn patronen zijn namelijk opgenomen in de nieuwe ‘Aan de Haak’ Dekenspecial! Aan de Haak Ken je Aan de Haak al? De naam verklapt het waarschijnlijk al: …
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A Rainbow Holly Garland update!
Dare I say it: Christmas is coming! The time of dark, candlelit nights, the smell of baked apple and cinnamon, board games and a glass of your favourite drink. Holiday decorations are put up in the house, and you’re already thinking of the special baubles you can unwrap once your Christmas tree is set up. …
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Free crochet pattern: Skyline pillow
The pattern for the Skyline pillow is also available as a printfriendly, styled and advertisment-free PDF in the Haak Maar Raak shop. Zoek je de Nederlandse vertaling? Klik hier! The Skyline pillow is a great excuse to use your favourite colours. The Ombre colours look great in any decor, and the join-as-you-go panels are easy …
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Ta-dah: The Skyline pillow
Today I’m showing you what came to be of my little squares: The Skyline pillow! When I finished my pillow and looked at it from a distance, the name came to me. It made me think of a foggy city skyline, with skyscrapers, towers and what have you not. The colours are much warmer than …
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