Sometimes, a change is as good as a rest! And using a different yarn base can be a fun way to create a new version of an old favourite. When I saw this slubby yarn and how gorgeously it took colour, I knew I needed to make a cowl with it and the end result is a drapey and lightweight cowl which is perfect for those cooler mornings and evenings ...

For me, comfort is combining warmth, easy knitting and lots of colour into a snuggly accessory which will keep me cosy on a cold day. This cowl is worked in the way I like to make my cowls (i.e. long and reasonably narrow which bunches up when worn) but you can adapt it to suit your own preferred style of cowl by just increasing the number of c...

I love cosy knits and as it’s been so cold lately, I needed a warm (but quick) knit to snuggle up in when out on walks with the family. If you know me, you’ll know I try to use as much colour as possible in everything I make and so I grabbed some of my scrappy bobbins and a skein of suri alpaca silk blend to make this soft, squishy cowl. Super ...

I’ve been on the look out for a cosy hat pattern for a while now – I like one that comes down over my ears to keep out the cold wintery winds and I decided to make my own pattern eventually so I could use my hand dyed chunky yarn too.

This scarf was created as a way to use up scraps of yarn and showcase my hand dyed colourways but as it grew, it became so much more than that to me. Choosing colours spontaneously and following my heart, the name ‘Find Your Own Direction’ felt more and more appropriate and so I’ve decided that now I’ve found my direction, I should share it wit...