Sophie's Universe

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Why not go all white? Well, if you are not a fan of weaving in ends, or just need something extremely delicate and sophisticated, making your Sophie in one color is a great choice. As you can see, the pattern sings even in pure white, because the stitches are so beautifully designed. Take a look below on Margaret’s work. Pretty much. And bear in mind: that was the maximum ban they could give and that was based only on a portion of the charges the Premier League are bringing against them. Everton have accepted the Premier League's punishment while also questioning the fate of other clubs for more breaches. In reality, their case is worlds apart from that being investigated against Man City. Alex Livesey/Getty Images But wasn't the UEFA ban overturned on appeal? What makes the Premier League think their case is more solid? You can find this project as a free crochet pattern – Sophie’s Universe CAL by Dedri Uys, so try it today!

That's right: it was overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, who found that "most of the alleged breaches were either not established or time-barred."I’m following Anita Buch Jensen’s color scheme. She posted her progress photos on Facebook and I was so impressed with it, I decided to try to do mine like hers.

Have you ever tried ombre yarn? If so, I’m sure you fell in love with it, because it creates fantastic color flow without the fuss of weaving ends. Multicolored yarn is a great choice for this project, if you want to lessen the impact of structural stitches and instead showcase color flow. See for yourself in the photos below.

I absolutely love this colorway by Little Paws Crochet, because it combines warm and cold tones in the most magical way. Shades of green dance with shades of pink, tied by panels of cream and neutrals. Take a look at the photos and see how every detail has its own distinct character – something to emulate in the future projects for sure! This blanket is very unusual, because it’s teeny-tiny! Have you ever tried crocheting with thread? If not, be sure that you can create little masterpieces like this one by Geneva-Kae. You can see below how intricate it is, but I almost can’t imagine how much work was put into it! Big, multi-step patterns like today’s hero have one significant advantage – you can stop whenever you want! Make it a decorative mandala, afghan square or baby blanket. Many crocheters are intimidated by big CALs, but remember, that you don’t need to go all the way through – see lovely square by Shamim below!