Who doesn’t need a knitted gothic angel outfit??

This scarf was inspired by Georgian ruffles, but is much more comfortable!

This is essentilally a cosy blanket with sleeves to wrap around yourself on a chilly evening, or pull on when you get up in the morning.

This is a one-sized, super-stretchy, slightly fluffy, hooded mohair jumper, that’s quick and easy to knit up because of the large needles.

This pattern is for a fitted, military-style jacket in aran yarn.

Knit yourself some gothic angel wings!

Quick and cosy knits for winter! As well as being decorative, the cabling means you can scrunch the arm warmers up, concertina-style, at your wrists.

This is two patterns in one: a small cobweb collar and a long tubular cowl, and they’re really quick to knit because they’re so loose and stretchy.

Knit a garland of flowers and leaves to decorate your home or yourself! Make a long one and use it like bunting, wrap it into a wreath, or make a small one to wear as a necklace.

This pattern is for a cosy cape with a hood and two layers of ruffles around the bottom. I designed it specifically for dozing on the bus on the way home from nights out, hence the bulkiness of the hood!

This pattern is for a pair of ruffled cuffs with decorative eyelets.

This pattern is for a hood with a ruffled border.

This pattern is for a hand-knitted, stuffed unicorn head to mount on the wall; it measures approx. 20cm/8in from nose to forehead.

I suggest using a circular needle for this, simply because you start with so many stitches it makes it easier to see what you’re doing!