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Peppergoose patterns contain the how and the why!

Peppergoose patterns are data-rich, with bonus resources for pattern support on my blog page.  A few key crochet tutorial links are next to this text so they are easy for all crafters to find.

Your purchased PDF download includes a description of the pattern overview/construction, tips on how to customise your fit if it's a garment, a schematic, lots of WIP photos to help you check you are on the right track - and the comprehensive written instructions are often accompanied by stitch charts.

 

I include lots of explanatory notes along the way so you can advance your crochet skills as well as make something beautiful!

 

Peppergoose evolved as a creative outlet for my love of crochet and textiles.  It's a nonsense name of whimsy as I started this journey simply finding joy in working with luxurious yarns.  Along the way I found myself striving to make modern interpretations of crochet fashion and began to share my knowledge with others. 

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Designer
Susan Walsh

 Crochet Guild of America Design Awards:

2019    Peoples Choice - Blue Willow Dress

2019    1st in Fashion  - Blue Willow Dress

2019    Technical Merit - Sashiko Happy Coat

2019    2nd in Fashion - Sashiko Happy Coat

2018    Grand Prize - Spider Lace Maxi Dress

2018    1st in Fashion - Spider Lace Maxi Dress

2017     Grand Prize - Green Garden Filet Lace Cardigan

2017    Technical Merit - Green Garden Filet Lace Cardigan

2015     2nd in Fashion - Tunica Geometrica

2014    Honourable Mention in Fashion - Claudia Sweater

2013    3rd in Fashion - Alpaca Lace Cardigan

 

Crochet is my passion, but knitting gets a look-in too for designing garments and accessories from my home in the hills of Perth, Western Australia.

 

I am inspired by macro details of things I see in everyday life and methods of garment construction.  A design element might pop into my head, then I marry that feature detail with a method of construction as a puzzle to solve.  I like additive construction methods and they are often not conventional.  

 I sell self-published patterns in my Ravelry Store & Etsy Store, and am a regular contributor to both Simply Crochet Magazine and Scheepjes pattern publications.  

My blog shares information about my patterns and crochet techniques in general.  I hope to encourage people to tackle crochet garments and offer technical crochet geekery via my blog to help makers of my patterns, as well as a pattern support group called Pepper-Gaggle on Facebook.

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