Those of you who signed up for the newsletter will know that the new Planet Penny Cotton Colours Ice Cream Shades selection is now available in the Etsy shop. And despite the ensuing flurry of of orders I’m pleased to say there are still some packs available!

I’ve really enjoyed playing with this new palette of colours, especially as I have got just a little bit obsessed with making these gorgeous crochet roses from the Frank & Olive Crochet CAL. It’s a super simple pattern, and if you would like to join in you can help Ruby with her wedding flowers!
The yarn is exactly the same super quality as the Planet Penny Cotton Colours Rainbow Shades, a lightweight DK, and the packs of 10 different Ice Cream colours in 50g balls is £26.00. It comes with a 3mm crochet hook, which I recommend if you are making amigurumi and need a denser stitch. For blankets, throws etc I use a 3.5mm hook or knitting needles.
Find it in the Etsy shop right HERE…
I’m off to work on the second new collection, a Pastel rainbow this time. It’s going to be soo pretty for baby things, and with a new baby for the family putting in an appearance in the Autumn I’m going to have fun with it.
I hope you love the new Planet Penny Cotton Colours as much as I do…
I’ll be back soon…x

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Ruby is a fabulous crochet designer as seen in
I really wanted to bring this sheep home!
There were pattern books galore to inspire us and it wasn’t long before we had all dived in and started new projects and we were a little reluctant to stop to eat. That is until we saw the gorgeous Greek themed feast which had been prepared, just scrumptious!
Ruby had arranged a workshop with
The final luxurious touch was a massage with Nassira, who was fantastic – it just added that extra relaxing element…
I hope to have these ready for the Etsy shop very soon, I’ll let you know.

And the other collection is this…
I think it’s just scrumptious,and I can’t wait to try out some new ideas with these soft colours!
I’ve had the whole rainbow of Planet Penny yarns in play and twiddled around until I perfected a pattern for these colourful eggs. (I can just about do them with my eyes closed now!) I’ve written a pattern,
… and played around to my heart’s content arranging the eggs in jolly ways as Easter decorations. Would you like to see?

These are the smallest flowers I’ve made and they work really well with a french knot or a bead in the centre when you stitch them on. I think they will now turn up all over the place!
…it doesn’t do to get dressed in the dark!
