Helloo my lovelies,

I’m back with another little character to share with you from the latest issue of Inside Crochet. This time, I’d love you to meet Barnaby Bramblestripes the Badger, a gentle woodland-loving little chap who is all about finding comfort in the quieter things in life. He’s the perfect little project for anyone who loves woodland creatures and a touch of cosy autumn charm.🦡

Barnaby is a gentle, woodland-loving little badge who can often be found snuggling into his snug moss-lined nest. Wearing his favourite coat and scarf, Barnaby delights in the quiet comforts of his hiddne home where he can curl up, keep warm and enjoy the peaceful magic of the woodland around him.

❤️ SAVE BARNABY BRAMBLESTRIPES THE BADGER ON RAVELRY ❤️

I absolutely love the character of this little chap, I wanted to give Barnaby that wonderfully cosy, storybook feel, with his favourite coat and scarf making him look ready for a crisp woodland walk before heading back to his sett. He would make a lovely gift for any animal lovers, or for anyone who enjoys creating charming crochet characters with little personalities of their own.

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What you need for the pattern

For my Barnaby I used some West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab DK which is a firm favourite yarn of mine, especially for heritage look amigurumi. West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab DK is 100% British Wool that comes in 100g/ 225 m/ 246 yards and is available in both solid and varigated shades.

Then you just need the usual things like toy stuffing, stitch markers, a tapestry needle, 2 x 10mm black safety eyes, 2 x 15mm wooden duffle buttons and a 3.5mm hook.

Where can you find the pattern?

Barnaby Bramblestripe the Badger crochet pattern is available in Issue 193 of Inside Crochet magazine, which is on sale now, available from all good newsagents and craft stores. To purchase a digital copy of Inside Crochet, visit www.pocketmags.com.

I think Barnaby would look absolutely adorable nestled amongst your autumn decorations, tucked onto a bookshelf or sitting somewhere cosy in your home. He’d also make a lovely addition to a collection of woodland-inspired crochet friends.

Please share your makes with me on social media and tag me @kcaco.uk – I always love seeing your projects.

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

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Helloo my lovelies,

September is going by so quickly that I’ve almost run out of time to tell you all about Montague Mallowpatch the Mole! The latest issue of Inside Crochet goes on sale this Thursday, but until then, you might still be able to pick up a copy of the current issue (192) in the shops and this this little fellow for yourself. He’s the perfect little project for the garden-loving friends and family in your life! 🌱

Montague is a gentle, harvest-loving little mole who can often be found popping up through the soil to check on his golden pumpkins. He carries a woven basket in his paws, perfect for gathering seeds or cradling a newly picked pumpkin. And, of course, no little gardner helper would be complete without his trusty pair of wellies!

❤️ SAVE MONTAGUE MALLOWPATCH THE MOLE ON RAVELRY ❤️

I absolutely love the character of this little chap, I tried to keep his style wonderfully cosy, and if he had a storybook feel about him – perfect for celebrating the arrival of autumn. He would make the perfect little gift for the garden-loving friends and family in your life, especially those who enjoy a little bit of autumnal magic!

What you need for the pattern

For my Monty I used some Ricorumi DK which is a firm favourite yarn of mine. Ricorumi DK is a 100% cotton yarn that comes in 25g balls [57.5m] in that’s available in lots of solid shades.

I also used some TOFT Gold Doll Glasses which were just perfect for this short-sighted character. Then you just need the usual things like toy stuffing, stitch markers, a tapestry needle, 2 x 10mm black safety eyes, also some 2 x 1cm diameter gold shank buttons, and a 3.5mm hook.

Where can you find the pattern?

The Montague Mallowpatch the Mole crochet pattern is available in Issue 192 of Inside Crochet magazine, which is on sale now, available from all good newsagents and craft stores. To purchase a digital copy of Inside Crochet, visit www.pocketmags.com.

I think Monty would look adorable tucked amongst your autumn decorations, sitting alongside a pumpkin display or simply perched somewhere around the home where he can keep an eye on his precious pumpkin patch!

Please share your makes with me on social media and tag me @kcaco.uk – I always love seeing your projects.

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

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