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Today’s New Patterns and Our Catalogue Favourites

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Contents23 sections
  1. Today’s four new patterns
  2. An adorable little farmyard friend
  3. Little Cow
  4. Little Cow
  5. A bouquet that never wilts
  6. White Lily
  7. White Lily
  8. A dreamy bedroom decoration
  9. Starry Crescent Moon
  10. Starry Crescent Moon
  11. A stylish little accessory
  12. Pink Bow Tie
  13. Pink Bow Tie
  14. Our catalogue favourites
  15. Our favourites
  16. Eiffel Tower
  17. Red Fox
  18. Fir Tree
  19. Blue and Purple Butterfly
  20. Eiffel Tower
  21. Red Fox
  22. Christmas Tree
  23. Blue and Purple Butterfly

Today I’m taking you on a little tour of our newest Hama fuse bead creations, and I’m also pulling a few of my favourite catalogue patterns back into the spotlight. Plenty of inspiration here, whether you’re crafting solo or with the kids!

On today’s menu: a little farmyard friend, a blooming garden, a starry night sky and a stylish accessory, before we circle back to four catalogue favourites. Plenty to keep your pegboard busy all week, rain or shine!

Today’s four new patterns

An adorable little farmyard friend

Off to the farm with our sweet little cow: a friendly white face and neatly mirrored patches make this a lovely first pattern to bead with kids, perfect as a fridge magnet or keychain.

Little Cow

A bouquet that never wilts

Next up, our white lily fans its petals around a golden centre. Hang it on the wall or prop it on a shelf, and it’ll bring a touch of spring to your decor all year long.

White Lily

A dreamy bedroom decoration

For cosy nights, this starry crescent moon is pure comfort: a big golden moon and little stars you can place wherever you like above the bed, for a sweet handmade night sky.

Starry Crescent Moon

A stylish little accessory

And to dress up bags and hair, here’s our pink bow tie with its bold centre knot: a great little project for practising symmetry with the kids, with such a polished result.

All four of these new patterns stay within a single standard square pegboard, so there’s no need to hunt for anything special in your craft box before getting started. Just pick your colours, follow the chart row by row, and you’re set for a cosy afternoon of beading.

Pink Bow Tie

Our catalogue favourites

Before you head off to your pegboard, here are four older patterns I come back to again and again in my own workshop, and that absolutely deserve a spot in today’s round-up.

Our favourites

Eiffel Tower

A chic little Paris classic, perfect for anyone who loves landmarks and architecture.

Red Fox

A lovely little russet fox, just as cute as a pendant as it is on the fridge.

Christmas Tree

The tree that comes back every year to dress up our festive decor.

Blue and Purple Butterfly

A colourful butterfly, lovely for brightening up a window or a hanging mobile.

I hope this round-up has you itching to get your beads back out. One small but important reminder: keep an eye on symmetry wherever it matters, and let your pieces cool down flat before peeling them off the board, so they stay nice and straight instead of warping. Let me know in the comments which pattern you’re most tempted by, and see you soon for more makes!

Signed

Finds and selections

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