Geode is a large crescent shaped shawl, knitted in one piece with 1 section repeated 5 times, starting with a few stitches in the center and finishing with many.

The Ripple Wrap is a large shawl/jacket, knit in 2 pieces with buttons all around giving you multiple ways to wear your garment.

This shawl is knitted in the round from the center out towards the edge.

This beautiful, delicate shawl is knit in 2 parts. There is a garter stitch crescent, perfect for TV knitting, or when you need to relax, then a lace border (plain on the purl rows) for when you feel like concentrating on something more interesting. You then join the 2 pieces together as you cast off the garter stitch section.

Inspired by the sea and movement of water, the stripes are shaped by a familiar pattern with a twist that creates the lovely shaped edges of this asymmetrical triangle shawl.

I love cowls, they are a no nonsense scarf, it stays where it is, keeping your neck warm without being too bulky.

This pattern is designed to use the gorgeous shetland lace yarn from Hawkshaw Sheep. At 500m in 100g, it is a heavier lace weight, but knits up to be lovely and light, and cosy and warm at the same time.

The diamond edge shawl is a long rectangle with diamonds shaping one of the long edges, buttons are placed on the other side to give you options of how to wear and style it, making it a more wearable garment.

This short fitted dress is worked in the round from the top down.

This scarf is inspired by the waves of the sea, and how the surface of the water moves and dances in the light. Even when laid flat it appears to have movement.

This shawl is inspired by the waves of the sea, and how the surface of the water moves and dances in the light.

This is a diamond shaped shawl, knitted point to point across the width, with the length of the shawl being set by the longest row.

This pattern is knit in garter stitch and uses multiple yarn overs and drop stitches to create the check pattern of open spaces.

The cowl is knit as one long piece, then with the ends stitched together it will give you a cowl that will wrap round your neck twice.

This shawl is inspired by the sands of Morecambe Bay. The sun shines on the small pools of water, and throws shadows over the ripples in the sands in the constantly changing light.

This is an off set triangle scarf, starting with 2 stitches,and always increasing.

This shawl is very simple to knit.

This scarf is fully reversible with a great springy texture.

This pattern has been updated with more comprehensive instructions and photos to show different steps.

This pattern is shaped so the top is rounded without being bulky at the top.