A sideways shawl designed with hand-dyed variegated sock yarn in mind – a mixture of stockinette, garter stitch and clean lace lines breaks up the colours and helps to minimise pooling.

Inspired by the work of influential designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this rectangular shawl is worked in two pieces, then grafted together at the centre; a border is picked up along the entire edge and worked in the round, and finally a lace edging is knitted on perpendicularly.

A top-down triangular shawl, inspired by the simple rustic beauty of handspun yarn from the wool of North Ronaldsay sheep, a rare breed from the Orkney Islands in Scotland.

A video demonstrating the increases and decreases used in the cabled band can be found here. A photo tutorial showing a suitable provisional CO can be found here.

Rúnar is a fully-lined beanie hat in three sizes - extra warm and thick, and decorated with eye-catching runes in stranded colourwork.

Inspired by the work of influential designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this bottom-up triangular shawl is worked flat, and all in one piece.

A dramatic rectangular shawl inspired by traditional Shetland lace-knitting.

A video demonstrating the increases and decreases used in the cabled band can be found here.

A versatile crescent-shaped shawl that can be worn like a scarf, draped around your shoulders or fastened with a ribbon through the eyelets at the neck edge. The lace edging is worked first, followed by the crescent body which is shaped with a series of simple short rows.

A simple and quick-to-knit cowl, using one skein of aran weight yarn.

Note from the designer: I’d like to point out that this was the first pattern I ever published, and as such was not properly edited or tested at the time. I do plan to eventually have it properly tech-edited and tested, so in the meantime, please accept my apologies for any mistakes or lack of clarity! If you need help deciphering the pat...