I have never had any interest in football before but I now have a football mad boyfriend who has told me he’s taking me to a game. I decided I’d have to make a scarf for the occasion so here it is!

I first made this as a case for a small gadget I have to use for work. It proved very useful so I made one for all 5 of my colleagues which they were very happy with. Although it was designed to fit the specific dimensions of the gadget I felt it could be useful for other things too so decided to publish the pattern. I hope you find a good use ...

Love is in the air! This heart garland is the perfect addition to your loving home. It’s easy and satisfying to knit.

Add a bit of individuality to your home with these gorgeous coasters that work up quickly.

Warm yourself up in style with this very easy hot water bottle cover. Knitted in 3 pieces then sewn together, it’s simple yet in the right yarn looks fantastic!

I named this pattern after the beach in the town I grew up in. It is a simple textured raglan sleeve cardigan/jumper for babies in 5 sizes from 0-18 months. I recommend using King Cole Cottonsoft yarn which as the name suggests is very soft and perfect for babies! I fell in love with this yarn and have been wanting to design a pattern using it ...

Inspired by the TV series Doctor Who this hot water bottle cover shows a 1950s police box created by knit and purl stitches without any colour changes! It’s designed to fit a standard 2 litre hot water bottle and has openings both at the top for easy filling and at the back so the bottle can be removed. It’s knitted flat in 3 pieces which are t...

This pattern is based on the bible story of Joseph and his multicoloured coat. It’s a cardigan/jacket for babies aged 0-18 months. Worked sideways in garter stitch with multiple colour changes. Great for stash busting due to needing such small amounts of many different colours. It uses DK yarn and you’ll need approximately 170 (180, 190, 200, 2...