A delicate doily where each motif resembles an airplane propeller. Each motif is worked continuously using my Breakaway Crochet techniques, so the piece comes off your hook pretty much completely finished (only 2 yarn tails to deal with).

The striking design of this mat will add a touch of art deco nostalgia that never really goes out of style. It’s a good way to dress up any flat surface without the “frilliness” that is often common with doily designs.

This lovely, unique doily is another project in my “Heartstrings” series of patterns that uses my Breakaway Crochet techniques to work very small motifs continuously and joined-as-you-go. A great project to create a one-of-a-kind item whilst expanding your crochet skills in general.

These Millefleur mats are a delicate yet modern alternative to frilly doilies, and add an interesting touch to table settings or any other flat surface.

These Handy Granny Mittens consist of traditional granny squares that are worked continuously and joined as you go, so NO sewing and NO yarn tails.

This Flowerful Shawl uses Breakaway Crochet Method techniques to work continuous motifs that are joined-as-you-go.

This Evanesce Shawl demonstrates how it’s possible to get a “fade” effect with just a single solid color of yarn. It does this by gradually decreasing the amount of positive space used as the shawl progresses. In other words, it fades from solid to lace as you work each row.

This Ferris Wheel Throw will add a pop of texture to any decor. It uses a super soft yarn so it’s nice to cuddle up with.

The Ferris Wheel Granny Square is my contribution to international granny square day 2023. It uses Breakaway Crochet techniques that allow you to work a series of mini motifs continuously. Even better, the entire square can also be crocheted continuously when working more than 1 in a project. When joined the squares result in a very interesting...

This bag is completely made up of wagon wheel motifs, and uses Breakaway Crochet Method techniques to continuously work and join the motifs as-you-go. There is absolutely no sewing and only 2 or 3 yarn tails in the whole project (the beginning and ending threads, and joins between balls of yarn).

This shawl uses a single color, small motifs, and chain stitches to produce a tartan-like appearance. The yarn used is a linen/bamboo/cotton blend, which gives a lovely drape, and its timeless style will make it a go-to accessory in your wardrobe.

This Mini Granny Bag is a clever project for anyone looking to use up some odd amounts thread or cotton. It’s crocheted using my Breakaway Crochet techniques, which means

A pretty and practical hand towel to dress up your oven door! Continuously crocheted daisy motifs form a panel that overlays a plain background to make an interest contrast in colour and texture.

The pan protectors are used to protect your non-stick pans from scratching one another if you stack them in your cupboard. They are made using Breakaway Crochet Method techniques, which means all the little yo-yos are crocheted continuously and joined-as-you-go.

This doily is based on the squares as described in my previous Heartstrings Granny Squares pattern. To make this doily you will use my Breakaway Crochet techniques, enabling you to crochet the squares continuously and joined-as-you-go.

This Heartstrings Granny Square continues my series of small heart motif projects that are crocheted using my Breakaway Crochet Method. The square is made up of a series of small hearts and little circles, so it’s sort of like 9 little mini projects rolled in to one.

Get ready for Easter with this Hopping Bunnies Trim. It can be used as a garland, or to decorate and Easter basket, or anything else you might think of.

Learn something new! This Shamrock Doily is a solid granny square with small Shamrock motifs as a border, making it a cute and unique decor item for St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Learn something new! This uniquely-styled market bag uses clever techniques where you can continuously crochet mini granny squares one after the other. This means there is no sewing required and no yarn tails to weave in.

This pattern features small motifs that are arranged to give a lacy texture. Once the main section is crocheted, a double crochet border helps the motifs “pop” against the background. The length of the cowl is easily changed.

This pattern features small motifs that are arranged to give a lacy texture. Once the main section is crocheted, a double crochet border helps the motifs “pop” against the background. The length of the cowl is easily changed.

This lovely trim can be used as a border, appliqué, or as the basis for other projects. The little motifs are continuously crocheted and joined-as-you-go.

Here’s an alternative to other scrubbies that are too dense and take forever to dry. Instead of being an awkward ball shape, this scrubbie is a generously-sized disk that is easy to use and has ruffles that make it squishy and luxurious.

This pattern is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This pattern is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This Cobweb Trim is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

The Lilly Pond Shawl is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This scarf is made entirely of squares that have the ability to button together. Because the squares are not permanently attached to one another, you can easily make modifications to the scarf any time you want. You can even pull the whole scarf apart and reuse the squares to make other items altogether.

This very light-weight shawl is ideal for spring or cool summer nights, it can be worn either bunched as a scarf or over the shoulders. Made with a very soft 100% fingering weight cotton.

The Heartstring Trims are a part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This Spearwood Tote is a sturdy, roomy bag that is handy for school, the beach or shopping. Because of the stitch used, it is resistant to stretching.

This set includes a cross-body bag and a small earbud pouch, ideal for carrying groceries, books, or beach gear. The size of the bag and the strap are easily modified and both items are very quick to work up.

The Parquette scarf is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

Get organized with a collection of minimalist baskets and trays to hold all types of light weight objects.

A lovely collection of minimalist baskets to hold snacks, knick knacks, whatever! Written instructions for 2 different sizes are given.

A lovely minimalist bag for your next trip to the yarn shop!

Here are a couple of quick little projects that are part of my series of patterns that use the Breakaway Crochet Method, which is a BRAND NEW technique for working continuous motifs.

The Chameleon Tote is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

A sturdy tote for farmer’s markets or the beach.

The Breakaway Dogwood Shawl is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This pattern is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This pattern is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This pattern is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

The Breakaway Nosegay Shawl is part of my series of patterns that use my Breakaway Crochet Method.

This primer contains the essential information required to work patterns using the Breakaway Crochet Method. For a video tutorial please go to https://youtu.be/Zd5AuDJ0MKQ

This scarf requires little effort for a big effect. Experienced crocheters should be able to whip this scarf up in an afternoon, making it a perfect last-minute gift idea.

This little bag is quick and easy to make and is perfect for carrying just the essentials. You could also use it as a gift bag for giving small special items.