Hello, my lovelies! If you’re in the mood for some enchanting crochet fun, then you’re in for a treat with Issue 47 of Your Crochet and Knitting magazine! Let me introduce you to Sugarplum Unicorn – a sweet, sparkly, and oh-so-magical crochet project that’s perfect for bringing a touch of whimsy to your world. Whether you’re crafting for a little one or simply indulging in some feel-good crochet time, this unicorn is sure to sprinkle a bit of fairy dust on your hook.

Unicorns never go out of style, do they? And Sugarplum is here to prove it! With her vibrant sparkly mane and soft hues, she’s a must-have addition to any crochet collection. Inspired by dreams of sugarplum fairies and whimsical adventures, this unicorn combines sweetness and elegance in one adorable plushie.

The Sugarplum Unicorn pattern is a fantastic choice for beginners, as it uses only simple stitches like double crochet (US single crochet), along with basic increases and decreases. If you’re just starting out or looking for a relaxing amigurumi project, this unicorn might be perfect for you. The instructions are easy to follow, and there’s no need for advanced techniques—just a bit of patience and some basic crochet knowledge. You’ll find that working through this pattern not only helps you practice your skills but also gives you a sense of accomplishment as your little unicorn takes shape.

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Your Crochet and Knitting magazine comes complete with an exclusive 3.75mm crochet hook, 3.75mm knitting needles, and the 6 balls of DK yarn you need to make the Sugarplum Unicorn. Whether you’re planning to gift her as a Christmas present or add her to your seasonal décor, this project is sure to be a hit. Issue 47 is available to buy from most supermarkets. Or if you miss the print version you can grab a digital version from www.craftworld.com.

Once you’ve finished your very own Sugarplum Unicorn, I’d love to see how she turned out! Be sure to tag me on Instagram or use the hashtag #KCACOUK on instagram to share your work with fellow crocheters. I love seeing the different variations and personal touches everyone brings to their projects. You can also share on other social media platforms facebook, X (twitter or as a project on Ravelry. 

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Until next time folks! Happy hooking and keep calm and crochet on my friends xx

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Hello, my lovelies! Today I’m delighted to introduce the enchanting Jade the Witch, your newest project from Your Crochet & Knitting Magazine Issue 46. This bewitching little character is perfect for adding a touch of magic to your autumn crafting, whether you’re a seasoned crochet enthusiast or a beginner ready to cast your first spell with yarn and hook.

Jade is no ordinary witch; she’s a friendly and whimsical character who’s more into potion-making and herb-gathering than cackling and casting spells. With her pointed hat, flowing sparkly magenta hair, stripy tights, Jade is ready to take on the autumn season with charm and a dash of witchy flair.

Crafted with a mix of vibrant yarns, Jade is not only a delightful decoration but also a fantastic project to hone your skills. Standing at approximately 33 cm tall, she’s just the right size to sit on your shelf, desk, or as part of your Halloween display.

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Jade might seem a bit complex with all her different elements, but by breaking it down into manageable steps, I’m sure you’ll be able to bring her to life with each stitch.

Your Crochet and Knitting magazine comes complete with an exclusive 3.5mm crochet hook, 3.5mm knitting needles, and the 6 balls of DK yarn you need to make Jade the Witch. Whether you’re planning to gift her to a Halloween loving friend or add her to your seasonal décor, this project is sure to be a hit. Issue 46 is available to buy from most supermarkets. Or if you miss the print version you can grab a digital version from www.craftstash.co.uk/books-magazines

I love seeing how your projects turn out! Once you’ve completed Jade, don’t forget to share her with me on social media (facebook, twitter or instagram) or as a project on Ravelry. 

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Until next time folks! Happy hooking and keep calm and crochet on my friends xx

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