Heather C Gibbs is the owner of Keep Calm and Crochet On U.K. and has been designing patterns since 2012. She has designed over 90 patterns (at the moment) which includes toys, blankets and lots of crochet squares - many of which are free or available to buy from her Ravelry store. Her inspiration comes mainly from her daughter (hence the toy designs) but she loves nothing more than playing with yarn to see what develops. Her top 5 favorite things in the world are her family, friends, crochet, reading and chocolate.
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From the October 2018 issue
Thanks to its easy-to-remember stitch pattern, this charming scarf practically makes itself! A great beginner project, you can express your creativity by using a yarn cake or that special yarn you’ve been saving in the back of your yarn stash — no matter what, the end result will be the perfect addition to your wardrobe.
View ProjectFrom the June 2018 issue
Add a bit of fun to your notions kit with this cute pineapple pincushion. The pins end up being the “spikes” of the pineapple.
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
Crack open the festive season with our fun nutcracker amigurumi. According to German folklore, nutcrackers are keepsakes that bring good luck to your family while protecting your home. We can’t think of a more perfect Christmas gift!
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
When I first got back into crochet, when pregnant with my eldest, I can distinctly remember my delight at how much crochet there was to be found everywhere; so much in magazines, in books, on dedicated crochet blogs and a positive plethora of patterns on the web … and then I got a little bewildered.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
Meal time equals play time for most little ones, so deck out your little pumpkin in this adorable jack-o’-lantern bib. It’s easy to crochet and just right for celebrating Halloween.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Looking for a way to break out of a Father’s Day gift rut? Personal and useful, this trendy skinny tie will be just right for all his days at the office, formal events, and luncheons. Make it in his favorite colors or this classic combination of grey and red, and every special man in your life will be eagerly putting in his own order!
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
What are the words that describe your crochet routine? For the last few months mine have been ‘chaotic’ and ‘infrequent’! As I adjust to becoming a mum of two and trying to cope with all the chores an increased household contains (baby makes four!), it has meant I’ve had almost no time to grab my
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
Jelly beans, many colors bright, sweet little bunnies bouncing into sight—these are just a few of the things that come to mind when daydreaming about Easter. To make your celebration extra special this year, personalize your own jelly bean bunny in your favorite spring colors and yummy candy snack. It’s easier than you think!
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Celebrate the beauty of blooming flowers with the Spring Blossom Wrap, a lightweight and airy shawl that brings a touch of springtime charm to any outfit. Crocheted in a rich and decadent shade of fuchsia, this simple yet striking pattern is perfect for adding a bold pop of color to your wardrobe.
Designed with versatility and style in mind, the Spring Blossom Wrap offers just the right amount of warmth for those crisp spring mornings or cool evening strolls. The open, airy stitch pattern mimics the delicate petals of spring flowers, giving this shawl an effortless, feminine drape that complements both casual and dressy looks.
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