Welcome to Volume 03 of the Scheepjes Pattern Portfolio, a vibrant celebration of colour and creativity featuring eye-catching crochet designs made using Scheepjes Colour Crafter.

From summery floral motifs to bold zig zags and textured stitchwork, each pattern in this collection showcases the versatility of this much-loved yarn. Whether you’re crocheting your first garment, a cushion for your crafting corner, or a baby blanket to welcome a newborn, these designs bring joyful making to every project.

Each pattern includes clear written instructions, with some also featuring illustrated charts, making this collection suitable for a range of skill levels. You might be building confidence with new techniques or simply enjoying a relaxing make. Either way, these projects are as satisfying to crochet as they are to admire.

About Colour Crafter
Scheepjes Colour Crafter is a firm favourite among crafters. This premium anti-pilling acrylic yarn is soft, lightweight and machine washable at 40°C. It’s ideal for garments, home décor, toys and accessories. With a smooth texture that’s kind on sensitive skin, it offers an easy and enjoyable crafting experience.

Yarn Options
With over 90 solid shades offered in generous 100g (300m) balls, Colour Crafter gives you plenty of choice for your next project. Every shade is an invitation to add your unique touch. Selected popular colours are also available in bumper 150g (450m) balls, while our curated colour packs combine six 50g balls in harmonised shades, helping you confidently choose combinations that work beautifully together.

The Colour Crafter Parade series expands the possibilities even further, offering 20 vibrant variegated colourways to spark creativity and add visual interest to your makes. For even more flexibility, all Colour Crafter patterns can also be made using Scheepjes Scrumptious, which shares the same weight and gauge.

Pattern Portfolio is published in English (UK) and Dutch.
Ask your favourite Scheepjes retailer for a printed copy, or purchase the Ebook via Ravelry.

eBook published in July 2025

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