The Rockin’ Robin Sock pattern is inspired by delicate Robin’s footprints in the crisp winter snow.

The Nest Box Shawl pattern was originally inspired by 2023 Advent theme, Rockin’ Robin. A cosy little nest box for Robins to make a home. However, I have now expanded the pattern into a blanket, which I have called the Popstars / Nest box blanket.

The Sound Waves Cowl is inspired by a graphical representation of music and includes a simple addictive slip stitch pattern.

The pattern is written top down, with a heel flap and gusset construction.

Pattern Available on December 1st 2021

The Triangulum blanket is inspired by the Triangulum star constellation. It consists on simple triangular units that can easily be joined as you go. It is written so that each triangle does not take a lot of concentration, once you have the stitches cast on.

The Mistletoe Kisses Sock pattern is inspired by a kiss under the mistletoe with that special someone.

Cupid’s Arrow Advent Wrap pattern is inspired by this year’s Advent theme, Mistletoe kisses. Think of that little spark of joy when you have a moment under the mistletoe with that special someone. The pattern is called Cupid’s Arrow as I can never resist a bit of cheesy romance. I like to think that Cupid plays a part in that little spark of jo...

The Country Garden Cowl pattern is inspired by the quaint cottage gardens of the British countryside. The trellis topped fences and pretty butterflies fluttering by.

The Country Garden Fingerless mittens pattern is inspired by the quaint cottage gardens of the British countryside. The trellis topped fences and pretty butterflies fluttering by. This pattern is written in three sizes, Small, Medium and Large (5.5, 6.5 and 7.5 inches hand circumference).

The Country Garden Beret pattern is inspired by the quaint cottage gardens of the British countryside. The trellis topped fences and pretty butterflies fluttering by. It is written in two sizes, Small (20-22 inch head) and Large (22-25 inch head).

The Country Garden sock pattern is inspired by the quaint cottage gardens of the British countryside. The trellis topped fences and pretty butterflies fluttering by.

This pattern is inspired by Christmas Candy Canes and Christmas trees. The Candy cane pattern is worked right down to the toe on the front of the sock.

This pattern is my favourite way of knitting socks. The 2 x 2 rib is nice and stretchy and so comfy. The heel flap and gusset allows for a high arch and therefore a more comfortable fit. I have written the pattern in a number of stitch counts so you can find the pattern that is right for you.

This pattern is inspired by the rabbits that run wild in the countryside in spring. Buttercup is our little bunny and she likes to explore the grassy meadows. You can see her footprints running up both sides of the sock that she has left behind on her adventures.

This pattern was inspired by Valentine’s day and the love we share with friends and family.

This pattern was inspired by my wedding and the idea of spending the rest of your life with someone special. The infinity symbols on the leg of the socks are a reflection of this.