Crochet Gift Vouchers!

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Crochet Gift Vouchers!

Why not treat your loved one to a crochet gift voucher?

I’m sure you have friends and family who have been to the Crochet Cabin for a workshop and are itching to get back, or haven’t been before and would love to join a workshop.  Or perhaps you’d like to buy yourself a voucher and save it for a future crochet treat?

I know what it’s like to be stuck not knowing what to get people for birthdays and Christmas – well, here is the perfect gift!  Vouchers can be used to pay for anything in the online shop, which includes: workshops, patterns, kits, accessories and much more!

Crochet gift vouchers will be emailed to the buyer after purchase. You can also choose to send the voucher straight to the recipient, and you can also select the day you’d like it to be sent to them (maybe their birthday, for example!). 

Please note that whatever date you choose to send the voucher on, it will be sent at exactly the same time as when you bought the voucher.  This means it will not arrive on the morning of their birthday if you purchased the voucher at 9pm in the evening.  

Vouchers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.  The only difficulty will be choosing what to spend your crochet gift voucher on!

I have crochet workshops running all year round; please click here to see the workshop dates and times that are available at the moment.  If you’d like to see what you can buy with your vouchers in the shop, click here to have a good nose around!

Crochet Workshops

Fancy meeting new people?!  Join me for a crochet workshop in my gorgeous Crochet Cabin.  Click here to see all the crochet workshops on at the moment.

See more pictures of my crochet kits and my ‘how to’ videos by visiting my Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest pages.

Crochet Rules!

I design and make the kits myself, and package them in my Wiltshire home.  All my patterns are copyrighted and must not be copied, lent or otherwise distributed without the prior permission of the copyright owner (Nicola Coleman) nor must it be used to make goods for sale for profit.