This colourful design will have pride of place in your craft room or on your sideboard.

Brighten up your dining chairs with these fun and colourful leg cosies.

Babies will look super sweet in these stripy lollipop socks

Go eco-friendly and hook your own washable cotton cloths for a luxurious bathtime routine.

Ramp up the kitsch factor with these adorable trees.

Jazz up a string of LED fairy lights with cute flowers and bows

Pretty up any outfit with this on-trend jewellery set -- perfect for festival fashion.

This pincushion sits snuggly on your wrist and will always be in easy reach!

Keep track of what page you’re on with a rose bookmark

Pop these mini mitts by Ali Campbell into your bag for all those cold hand moments in everyday life. The first section is made in rows using the pretty crossed half treble stitch. The thumb hole is then created before working in rounds for the pink scalloped border.

Spice up your afternoon stroll by rocking a woven headband

Use your crochet skills to try our card ideas

Make two versions of our sweet mini booties

A mix of modern and traditional “granny” crochet creates this lovely cover-up.

Give walls an instant update by stringing up a garland of butterfly bunting

This delicate crocheted food cover is sure to be the talk of your al fresco dining this summer!

Knowing every crocheter’s need for extra storage space, Ali has designed this tidy for use in your craft area, bathroom or even your bedroom.

It’s important to keep hydrated while out and about – carry your water bottle in style with this colourful case.

Loving to work in colour, Ali was inspired to make this great tote bag that’s guaranteed to make shopping so much more fun!

This oversized jumper is perfect for beginners, and just the thing to use up all your scraps of yarn.

This oversized sock in Christmas colours makes the perfect project for the festive season.

You can make this BRAIN from one 100g ball of wool or yarn using a super chunky weight wool / yarn & an 8mm hook.

I know that there are a lot of pet lovers out there & I love to make bandana’s for my dog Scrumpy, so here’s the pattern that you can use with any scraps of DK wool or yarn with 3 versions to fasten: