Prima Magazine

2 days ago | prima.co.uk | Imogen Cooper

If you love crochet, it's always fun to add new crochet stitches to your repertoire. Crochet wave stitch is such a fun one to learn and a great way to add a new look to your next crochet project. This fun textured stitch is also known as ripple stitch. Crafters across the world have been taking to social media to show off their crochet wave stitch projects – and the results have us seriously inspired to pick up our crochet hooks.

2 days ago | prima.co.uk | Bella Evennett-Watts

If there's anyone you can rely on for solid home advice, it's Interior Design Master’s Michelle Ogundehin. The TV judge and author is one of our go-to interiors experts for her pearls of wisdom. Indeed, from her tips on decluttering – "the key is to surround yourself with the things that actually tell the story you want it to tell" – to her sound advice on one of our favourite creative TV shows, Michelle has a money-can't-buy depth of knowledge.

3 days ago | prima.co.uk | Claire Fox

Queen of crafting, Sara Davies has shared a clever bubble painting technique both kids and adults will love. Sara shared a video of herself on her Instagram account blowing bubbles into a dish of ink. She writes: "Yes, you saw it right – I’m just blowing bubbles into some watercolour ink and using that to make some cute backgrounds for my cards! "View full post on InstagramAfter creating the bubbly ink, Sarah transfers it onto a piece of card.

3 days ago | prima.co.uk | Claire Fox

Stacey shared the amazing transformation and why she decided to do it on her Instagram account saying: "I decided to have my wedding dress re worked for today because wearing it once feels like a travesty to me. I wanted to get her out of the box & take her out on another special day." View full post on InstagramSharing some of the process in her stories, Stacey said: "It makes me so sad that this is my favourite most special dress I ever bought and I've only ever worn it once.

5 days ago | prima.co.uk | Louella Berryman

Have you ever heard of three-cornered leeks? They're a wild-growing plant that's much less well-known than wild garlic, but no less delicious. Appearing in spring and summer, you're likely to have seen three cornered leek's small white flowers lining footpaths and woodland areas without knowing it. Get started foraging and cooking with these surprisingly common alliums with Prima's total guide to picking, storing and cooking three-cornered leeks. What are three-cornered leeks?