A cosy hat knitted in the round on 16 inch circulars with super chunky yarn.

The range of colours in Malabrigo Worsted and Rios is stunning, this cowl uses just one skein, but you will want to make more than one!! I have also used one skein of The Uncommon Thread Lush worsted which works really well..

This cushion was inspired by the lovely yarn from Hooligan Yarns which can be found here: https://www.hooliganyarns.com/shop

I made some of these coat hangers for my mum and she loves them so much.

An asymetric triangular shawl with diagonal stripes, there are thousands of colour combinations you could go for, keep it simple with greys and neutrals or go wild with something really bright and colourful. Perfect for hand dyed yarn.

One of my go to Sunday morning treats is a pot of coffee and a freshly baked croissant.

When the weather calls for a scarf I prefer this shorter buttoned up style that fits neatly around my neck, it does the job of protecting against chills without the excess fabric that can be bulky and uncomfortable.

Easter Eggs

A simple design which is knitted flat and seamed, using dk yarn.

These fun pumpkins are knitted in the round and require very little making up. The pattern uses dk yarn held double, alternatively you could use chunky weight yarn. I foraged twigs from my local woods that I cut into 2cm lengths and glued into position.

Surprisingly warm and cosy this headband is knitted with dk yarn.

These pretty little cupcakes are really easy to knit with oddments of dk yarn.

These little hearts have so many uses and are very simple to make as you knit two pieces flat and stitch them together.

These cute christmas puddings are really simple to knit, all you need is some oddments of brown and cream dk yarn (I used Rowan Handknit Cotton) and some toy stuffing.