The Diamonds in the Sky scarf is an ideal project for one 100g skein of 4 ply yarn.

The HeartSpun cardigan is knitted in lightweight 4ply yarn, and is ideal for all occasions; casual, over a t-shirt with jeans or smart, to dress up a beautiful summer dress.

The Ta-da Top combines two simple crochet classics – the iconic granny square and wonderful corner to corner crochet!

Make a little bunny or a sheep to cover a little chocolate Easter egg or boiled egg.

PATTERN DESCRIPTION:

The Kielder Top is a V-neck sleeveless top knitted in lightweight HeartSpun 4ply yarn, ideal for all seasons, either on its own or over a shirt or long sleeved t-shirt.

These snowflake squares are really easy to make! Choose whether to make a cowl, scarf, festive table runner or even a blanket or a cushion!

The In The Willow Shade shawl pattern is named after the poem by Christina Rossetti, which describes the author sitting beneath a willow tree, contemplating nature and reflecting on the seasons. 

The Teachable Online Crochet Flowers Workshop includes downloadable PDF patterns, instructions and videos.

Keep your hands cosy and warm with a pair of Love In A Mist fingerless mitts.

This lightweight summer vest top pattern is named after a line in the poem The Sorrow of Love by WB Yeats. The repeating pattern of leaves has been designed to recreate the beauty and harmony of nature.

Crochet 2 treble cluster stitches in the round to make the middle of this gorgeous Sunflower, add sunny yellow organic cotton for the petals and you will have a beautiful Sunflower to brighten your day all year round!

Designed to fit on a small child’s hand or pop an Easter Egg inside these cute bunny and sheep hand puppets and they become wonderful hand-made (and yummy) Easter gifts!

This scarf pattern is named after a line in the poem The Sorrow of Love by WB Yeats which creates a beautiful haunting image of nature prevailing over the poet’s sadness. The repeating pattern of leaves has been designed to recreate the beauty and harmony of nature.

This bag has been published as part of the Festiwool BagAlong. A small but stylish bag with a long strap, designed to be ideal for taking to wool shows!

Inspired by a ‘Knit Today Wear Tomorrow’ vintage pattern and named after its waffle-like texture and the colours of the wool; strawberries and cream and raspberry!

This is a hat to fit all heads! Twilleys’ Freedom wool is so lovely and stretchy, but holds its shape well, lending itself perfectly for this type of hat.

An easy to make little robin using double crochet stitches for the body and treble crochet stitches for the tail. The pattern explains how to do these stitches.

This is an easy pattern for crocheting a simple pair of fingerless gloves.

For someone with a basic understanding of crochet, this is a quick and easy project, using only double crochet stitches and treble crochet stitches.

This cuddly teddy bear is made in extra soft British yarn. It is an ideal project for all skill levels as it is quick and easy, using only garter stitch.

It is often said that the worst part of crocheting or knitting a garment is the sewing up. This first size baby cardigan is made in one piece and when you finish crocheting and have drawn through a few loose ends, it is finished!

Sheep Tea Cosy that uses crochet loop stitch, loops need to be approximately 2.5cm.