Super fun bracelet or armband pattern in Tunisian crochet.

Super fun bracelet or armband pattern in single crochet with American terminology.

This light and lacy bracelet and choker set will show off your crochet skills. A great choice for a last minute present or make it for yourself in as many colours as you like.

As of December 2019 this pattern is now available for purchase in my Ravelry store.

As of December 2019 this pattern is now available for purchase in my Ravelry store.

Moon Dance Beaded Crescent Scarf is appropriate for casual and elegant attire alike.

Crossed destinies is a shawl that morphs seamlessly from one pattern to the next. Worked from the top down, this light and lacy shawl is surprisingly warm. Certainly a ‘go to’ shawl for chilly weather.

This pattern includes written instructions and a chart.

This lacy scarf can be made to suit almost any yarn. I have given instructions to make it wider or longer, but bear in mind that you might need more yarn than I have used.

This is a pattern, both written and charted, that I have designed so that anyone can crochet a ‘random’ lace scarf. The benefit is that I have done the math so that the edges are nice and even. This makes it possible to follow the chart to make an insert for a garment if you like.

Inspired by Nesnems desire for a rectangular shawl. I would like to thank her and also Kim for working through this pattern in its rough stage.

The bamboo blend yarn makes this a super soft cowl. Although this yarn has been discontinued, you can use any worsted weight yarn.

I designed this cowl to reflect the look of the sand once the tide has left as I love to look at the swirls and whirls in the sand.

This pattern includes written instructions and charts (thanks to Stitch Works Software).

This is a 13 page written pattern -- sorry, no charts. It is worked from the top down. It is difficult as the pattern changes occur frequently, sometimes every row is different from the last. To try to help with the difficulty of this pattern I have included stitch counts for many of the rows and the center stitches of each row are marked in a ...

A new pattern that isn’t too scary. Spiders are the lace makers of the natural world so I feel a certain affinity with them and yet…

I named this pattern for Mary Konior as I am inspired by her lovely lace patterns. I chose this stitch pattern for several reasons. First because I love its simplicity which makes it more accessible for beginners. Secondly, because she does not use this particular stitch in any of her shawls. And finally, because I really like the way it looks....

An advanced beginner to intermediate level shawl. The special shaping gives you a shawl that actually stays on so you don’t need to constantly tug at it to keep it in place.

This is my version of the Baktus Scarf by Strikkelise. It is easy to make and quick as well.

To celebrate my learning crochet symbol software, this pattern will be available for half price until the end of January. No code needed.

I have the instructions for all four trees available now. Don’t forget that you need a big rock!