This ebook contains all three Celtic knot coasters plus a bonus Triquetra knot coaster.

A compendium of all three of my Flexy patterns: the Flexacube, Hexatetraflex and Hexy Flex.

Contains all three Granny Ripple patterns with pattern pages without pictures and also pattern and charts for filling in curved edges of the smooth and soft granny ripples.

This pattern create a blanket with a Celtic Knot from granny squares.

The pattern creates a multi-coloured blanket containing an eternity knot design, suitable to lay on a bed or snuggle into. The Eternity Knot is a popular form of Celtic Knot.

This pattern will make a reusable chain similar to the paper chains for which you can buy paper strips.

The pattern creates a baby blanket from two round granny squares which incorporates a multi-coloured Celtic Knot. All necessary patterns are included with charts.

This uses the Soft Granny Ripple pattern (Pattern included) and a range of colours in the order of the spectrum to make the single bed blanket shown in the photograph. Helpful charts and photographs are included.

This pattern makes a bookmark based on the Josephine knot (named for Napoleon’s Josephine but much older originally).

This is now available as a free downloadable and detailed round by round pattern.

This pattern makes a tri-hexaflexagon. There are two designs offered plus information to help you design your own version.

Now also available in an ebook with two other patterns. The ebook has a full contents page and page numbers for easy navigation.

Now also available in an ebook with two other patterns. The ebook has a full contents page and page numbers for easy navigation.

This pattern makes a coaster with an attached snowflake, especially suitable for Christmas time.

This pattern creates a square blanket in a Celtic Knot plaitwork design using granny squares, half squares and quarter squares. There are also suggestions for extending the blanket to make it rectangular and an alternative central square (as shown in photos). Plus instructions for a join-as-you-go method to emphasize the background/foreground, ...

Two versions of the pattern are provided: one in UK terms and one in US terms.

This pattern is available in either US or UK crochet terms.

This pattern is the third of my Granny Ripples. This only shows how to create the ripples and is not a pattern for a full blanket with border.

Now available in an eBook of all three Celtic Knot Coasters plus a bonus Triquetra knot coaster.

Now available in an eBook of all three Celtic Knot Coasters plus a bonus Triquetra knot coaster.

Both the ebook and patterns are available in either US or UK crochet terms.

UK and US version available.

This pattern will make a small angel (3.5 ins / 9cm) with lacey skirt. Variations given for an angel with plain skirt and coloured angel. Arms are optional.

This pattern is for a hot pad or tea pot stand.

In #20 cotton thread this makes a bookmark approximately 5.5 inches by 1 inch (14ch x 2.5cm). This is the best size and thickness for a bookmark

This pattern is for a cross bookmark made in #10 or #20 crochet thread

Now available in an eBook of all three Celtic Knot Coasters plus a bonus Triquetra knot coaster.

I do not think this pattern is suitable for beginners as it uses thread and means crocheting into the back of a long chain.

This pattern creates an angel made in #10 crochet cotton that can be used as a bookmark or a decoration.

This pattern is for crochet fingerless mittens. It assumes knowledge of front post and back post stitches. I used a 4.5mm hook but you may need a smaller one to achieve the same tension/gauge.

(This pattern can be adapted for other colour combinations.)

This pattern is for a bookmark featuring the ever popular pineapple design.

A crochet pattern that produces a display of African Violet flowers to be placed at the top of a flower pot.

This is a very easy bookmark pattern that is best made in #10 crochet cotton. Individual snowflakes could also be made in any yarn for decoration.

The pattern for my Original Granny Ripple blanket is here as used for my Spectrum Blanket and multi-colour snuggle blanket. This only shows how to create the ripples and is not a pattern for a full blanket with border.

Since this pattern has been popular for many years on my web site. I have decided to put it on Ravelry.