I have an immense love for Benjamin Chaud’s illustrations. I wish I had his talent for creating characters and landscapes with colored pencils. This is my homage to his work but, mind you, I absolutely did not want to make a perfect copy of Chaussette. I was just inspired by the world of Benjamin Chaud. My rabbit is named after him. I changed t...

Level: experienced.

This pattern contains a small step to dye the leaf naturally, but you can skip it and keep the cushion plain. Here I only add the material to create the crochet leaf.

I thought of this cushion for small dogs or cats, then I put it on the chair and the dog went without!

Three separate parts joined together to create one of my most popular soft toys.

Important: I used a fine, doubled yarn for the shell because I couldn’t find the right color in the size (dark brown).

This pattern contains several drawings to help you sew the parts together.

The cushion is worked in one piece from top to bottom.

The pattern seems relatively simple, but it contains several crochet and embroidery techniques, intended for those who are already experienced or have a lot of patience to learn.

Easy pattern.

Five common mushrooms I went looking for as a child with my grandmother. You can use them to embellish an autumn wreath, make a necklace or whatever inspires you. In the pattern you will find a series of designs to help you embroider and shape some parts.