What type of filling is best for the Jammy Dodger cushion included in Pretty Little Things – Bake Off?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Although the pattern suggests a round, high-density foam pad, you can also fill it with other materials if you don’t have one of these to hand. A good alternative is conventional cushion filling (polyester wadding), as long as you shape it carefully so that it keeps its circular form without becoming misshapen.</p> <p>You can also reuse the filling from an old cushion of the same size, though in that case it is advisable to reinforce the inner edge with a cardboard base or a circle of thick felt to give it structure. The key is to maintain the firmness of the disc so that the biscuit design keeps its symmetrical and well-defined look.</p></div>

Can I hand sew the oven gloves project from Pretty Little Things No. 26 if I don’t have a sewing machine?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Yes, you can sew the quilted oven gloves from the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off (Scheepjes) pattern entirely by hand, although it will take a little more time and precision. For a neat finish, it’s best to use small, even stitches and strong thread, such as polyester or quilting cotton.</p> <p>There are some areas where you’ll need to take extra care: when quilting the layers of fabric and wadding, and when applying the bias binding, as these are thicker sections. Use pins or clips to keep the layers in place and a thimble if the fabric is dense. With patience, it’s perfectly feasible to sew the entire project by hand with good results.</p></div>

What can I do with leftover yarn from the Cake Slice Pincushion project in Pretty Little Things No. 26?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>The Cake Slice Pincushion is a small project that doesn’t use up large amounts of yarn, so you’re likely to have leftovers in each colour. These scraps can be used to make small matching accessories, such as extra slices to create a whole cake, decorative brooches, or even personalised stitch markers.</p> <p>You can also use the same yarns to make other coordinating decorations, like a keyring or a small crochet tag. If you have embroidery skills, you could use them to embellish the base of the pincushion or personalise the cherry with initials or extra details. This pattern offers lots of possibilities for extending the baking theme beyond the pincushion itself.</p></div>

How is the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off leaflet structured inside?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>The content of the booklet is organised by project, with each design separated and explained step by step. The instructions are presented in text format with enough detail to move through the work without ambiguity. They include standard abbreviations, specific technical notes for each section, and clear language without unnecessary jargon.</p> <p>Although there are no charts or diagrams, the text follows a logical order that makes it easy to read straight through. Each section specifies the materials required, the techniques used, and the steps to follow clearly. It’s an ideal format for those who prefer a straightforward and complete reading experience without relying on illustrations.</p></div>

Can I customise the designs in the patterns included in Pretty Little Things No. 26 by changing colours or details?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>Of course. One of the advantages of the designs in the Scheepjes Bake Off home décor pattern is that they allow for multiple variations without affecting the overall structure. For example, you can choose different shades for the heart of the Jammy Dodger cushion, change the colour of the sponge or the cherry on the pincushion, or even embroider names or dates on the oven gloves as a gift.</p><p>These projects are not only creative in their concept but also encourage the finished result to reflect your personal style. The technical base is already solved: now you can play with yarn combinations, fabrics and finishing touches to adapt it to your home or the person you’re gifting it to.</p></div>

What technique is used to make the decorative cord for the Jammy Dodger cushion in Pretty Little Things No. 26?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>The decorative cord for the Jammy Dodger cushion is made using an i-cord, a simple technique that can be worked in several ways: with a manual knitting spool (Knitting Nancy), with the Prym Mini Knitting Mill (as suggested in the pattern), or by knitting it with double-pointed needles. In all cases, a tubular braid is created and then sewn in a wavy line around the central heart.</p> <p>It’s a detail that adds texture and a professional finish to the design. If you don’t have an automatic mill, you can make the i-cord manually with three stitches and repeat the process by sliding the work to the other end of the needle at the end of each row. You can also substitute it with a crochet cord or even a sewn bias binding if you prefer.</p></div></div>

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Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things 26 – Bake Off (Scheepjes)

Name: Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things 26 – Bake Off (Scheepjes)
Brand: Scheepjes
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The Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things No. 26 – Bake Off by Scheepjes includes three creative and decorative projects with a sweet and playful twist: a Jammy Dodger biscuit cushion, quilted oven mitts, and a charming slice-of-cake pincushion. Each design uses a different technique — crochet, sewing, and knitting — and features yarns from the Scheepjes range. The printed booklet contains step-by-step instructions, as well as the materials and tools needed to complete each project with ease. An ideal proposal for those looking for original ideas for the home.
Material: Printed on Paper
Language: English
Format: 12 pages - 16.6 cm x 16.6 cm
Patterns: 3 patterns

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Pretty Little Things Pattern Book No. 26 – Bake Off (Scheepjes)

This brochure from the Pretty Little Things collection No. 26 offers a selection of three patterns inspired by the world of baking, ideal for adding an original and cosy touch to your home. It includes the Jammy Dodger cushion, a crochet design with a rounded shape and embroidered details; quilted oven gloves made using a sewing technique and finished with bias binding; and a charming cake slice-shaped pincushion, knitted with cotton yarn. Each of these projects is accessible even for beginners, with attractive and functional results.

The Pretty Little Things No. 26 – Bake Off printed pattern by Scheepjes offers clear and well-structured instructions for each design, with step-by-step descriptions, precise measurements, information on yarns, necessary accessories and recommended needle type. In addition, the physical format makes it easy to consult and allows you to work comfortably without relying on screens. The variety of techniques included in this issue makes it an ideal choice for knitters, seamstresses or DIY enthusiasts who want to experiment with new materials.

Perfect as a gift or to decorate your space, this pattern is suitable for different levels of experience. Whether you're looking for a useful item such as mittens, a cute decoration such as a cushion or a small project such as a pin cushion, this booklet brings together the best of creative design with the colourful and functional style that characterises this collection.

Key features of the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off printed pattern (Scheepjes)

Pretty Little Things 26 includes three different projects inspired by the sweet world of baking. Each one has been designed by a different creator and uses a variety of techniques to offer a complete creative experience. The level of difficulty is accessible in all cases, with well-structured explanations so that you can complete each piece successfully, whether you are a beginner or already have experience. Below are the most relevant technical details for each project:

Jammy Dodger Cushion – Designed by Matt Farci

▷ Technique: crochet
▷ Dimensions: 38 cm diameter x 9 cm high
▷ Recommended needle: 4 mm crochet hook

Quilted Oven Mitts – Designed by Liz Barraclough

▷ Technique: sewing
▷ Dimensions: 83 cm long x 18 cm wide
▷ Sewing machine (optional: presser foot)

Cake Slice Pincushion – Designed by Cher Marcus

▷ Technique: knitting
▷ Dimensions: 10 cm long x 7 cm high
▷ Recommended needles: 2.75 mm knitting needles

Materials and tools for the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off printed pattern

(Scheepjes)

The three patterns included in Pretty Little Things 26 - Bake Off use Scheepjes brand materials and basic tools that can be easily found in haberdashery shops or specialist stores. Each design requires a specific combination of yarns, needles and accessories, all of which are clearly described in the booklet. This variety allows you to explore different textures and techniques, ideal for those who enjoy working with their hands.

Jammy Dodger Cushion

▷ Yarn: Scheepjes Chunky Monkey (1420 Mellow and 1083 Candy Apple) + Colour Crafter (Bergen)
▷ Quantity: 6 balls in total
▷ Needle: 4 mm crochet hook
▷ Other materials: round foam pad, 40 cm red invisible zip, sewing thread, Prym Mini Knitting Mill

Quilted Oven Mitts

▷ Fabrics: Tissu de Marie (cotton) – green and pink checks
▷ Interiors: Vlieseline Thermolan wadding + interfacing
▷ Other materials: handmade bias binding, green and white thread, temporary spray adhesive, yellow star patches, sewing machine

Cake Slice Pincushion

▷ Yarn: Scheepjes Cotton 8 (natural, red, white and pink)
▷ Needles: 2.75 mm knitting needles
▷ Other materials: stiff cardboard, polyester filling

What makes the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off printed pattern (Scheepjes) special

Bake Off - Pretty Little Things 26 stands out for its original theme and the way it transforms traditional techniques such as crochet, sewing and knitting into pieces full of charm, humour and functionality. It's not just about knitting or sewing: it's about recreating a homely universe inspired by British baking, with projects that bring a smile to your face and decorate any corner with style.

The Pretty Little Things – Bake Off (Scheepjes) printed pattern is special because it doesn't feature just one design, but three different ideas that complement each other. On the one hand, the Jammy Dodger cushion combines round shapes, soft textures and knitted details such as the central heart and decorative cord, achieving a professional finish. On the other hand, the quilted mittens offer a functional textile project with techniques such as quilting, patchwork and the use of handmade bias binding. Finally, the cake slice pin cushion is ideal as a gift or collector's item for knitting enthusiasts, thanks to its three-dimensional structure and details such as the knitted cherry and the shiny embroidery on the surface.

This pattern invites you to experiment, mix materials and create freely, while remaining accessible and affordable. A little creative treat, just like a delicious homemade cake.

Contents of the Pretty Little Things – Bake Off printed pattern (Scheepjes)

Pretty Little Things No. 26 has been designed to guide you step by step through each of the three projects included. Unlike digital or generic patterns, this booklet stands out for its visual clarity, clean layout and accessible technical approach. Each design is developed independently, with different materials, complete instructions and practical tips to achieve a polished and functional result. It is ideal for beginners as well as those who want to advance in specific crochet, sewing or knitting techniques.

▷ Thematic introduction: presentation of Pretty Little Things issue 26 and its inspiration in baking.
▷ Jammy Dodger Cushion (crochet): detailed instructions, circular pattern, assembly of the cushion with zip and decoration with cord.
▷ Quilted Oven Mitts (sewing): step-by-step quilting, creation of patches, placement of bias binding and making the loop.
▷ Cake Slice Pincushion (knitting): explanation of the triangular structure, making the cherry and closing with stiff cardboard.
▷ List of materials per project: yarn required, accessories and specific tools (needles, zips, sewing machine, etc.).
▷ Patterns and diagrams: colour visuals to facilitate understanding of each stage.
▷ Technical notes: tips and tricks added by each designer to make the process easier.

Thanks to this structure, the pattern offers an orderly, educational and practical experience, tailored to those looking for small but well-explained projects with decorative and functional results.

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