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This lightweight crocheted wrap is the perfect accessory for lazy summer days.

If you’re not a fan of sewing in your ends, this is the cowl for you! It’s crocheted in the round and then sewn together - cleverly hiding all those pesky ends!

A cosy crocheted cardigan for babies & toddlers with beautiful cable twists.

If you’re looking for a cosy, woolly pair of socks, this is the crochet pattern for you! They feature a textured detail which goes down the outside of each foot and extended double crochet stitches for excellent stretch.

I love cuff-down sock designs and in this one the cuff is the star of the show, featuring puff stitches!

My first 2 scrappy blankets proved to be so popular, so I’m back with a third and I think you’ll find this one equally satisfying for using up all those little balls of leftover yarn!

My 8th crochet sock pattern!

A super squishy cushion cover for you to crochet!

A textured scarf crocheted in aran weight tweed yarn.

Cute little patches that can be sewn onto garments, bags etc, or glued onto a card to make a birthday card, or simply a piece of wall art, or turned into a badge.

Teenie, tiny bunting - perfect for hanging on an Easter tree, across a vase of flowers or draped over a photo frame to add a pop of colour to your home!

An intermediate level hat pattern designed to be made in two or more colours.

My fifth sock design! This one’s a cuff-down design worked in DK weight yarn (8ply).

A cheerful scarf making the most of a spectrum of different colours.

A pretty crocheted beanie with intricate wheat stalk motifs - it’s a complex looking effect which is not as tricky to achieve as it looks!

A warm & snuggly cowl crocheted in a rhythmic sedge stitch pattern.

Pretty shell stitches form the basis of this design; my second mitts pattern.

My fourth pair of toe-up socks!

A super cosy sock designed for snuggling up on the sofa on a cold winter’s day.

A practical and cosy accessory with a fun twist - there’s a honeycomb shaped pocket for a little amigurumi bee to stay in!

A delicate looking beanie hat which is crocheted sideways.

The perfect pair of mitts to wear on a winter’s walk!

A two colour design inspired by the sedimentary layers and textures found in rocks.

A wonderfully cosy top down sweater crocheted in Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Wave. The ever changing colours and resulting combinations in the yarn make this garment a joy to make!

My second pair of toe-up socks with a pretty off-set

A gorgeously soft shawl which drapes gracefully around the shoulders. worked in koigu mori (50% merino wool/ 50% mulberry silk) the finished shawl feels delicate and light. the filet crochet design creates staggered rows of daffodil motifs.

A fabulous pair of toe-up socks - my most downloaded pattern to date!

I designed this slouchy beanie hat inspired by my new part-time job in a café-deli which serves amazing coffee! I chose the alpaca wool from Adagio Mills for its softness and its café influenced names; latte, chai, chocolate indulgence … the perfect combination for a barista hat!

A stylish beach bag that takes its name from the star stitch motifs which, combined with the cream and pink colours in the yarn, reminded me of sea urchins.

A super-quick-to-make beanie style hat

The name of this scarf is inspired by the lark’s head knot which I used in the tassels for the ends. It’s an easy crochet pattern to follow, requiring only a few stitches and it works up quickly - an achievable project for the weekend!

A pretty cardigan with intricate lavander motifs - a complex looking effect which is not as tricky to crochet as it looks! I chose King Cole merino blend DK for this design for two reasons, firstly it’s a superwash wool (a must for baby garments) and secondly because the finished cardigan will be really warm and snuggly for the little one.

A pretty summer cardigan with an eye-catching yoke! This soft cotton cardie is crocheted in linen stitch for added texture and drape.

This is a an easy project for a beginner, requiring only a few simple stitches, whilst at the same time having enough variety in it to keep a more confident crocheter interested.

A two colour slouchy beanie hat, crocheted in the round using a mix of double crochet stitches and spike stitches. I have chosen Morris & Sons Empire for this design firstly because it is soft and gentle against the skin and secondly because it gives excellent stitch definition for the spike stitches. The hat is worked from the brim to the ...

This luxury rug is crocheted using Erika Knight maxi wool to create a super squishy texture that will feel amazing to sink your toes into when you get out of bed in the morning!

This is a step-by-step photo tutorial for a simple flower.

An elegant beanie style hat crocheted in the round using double crochet stitches and spike stitches with a cable rib for a snug fit.

A bright and cheerful addition to brighten up any child’s outfit! Crocheted in soft merino wool, this cowl will also be really cosy and warm.

A warm wrap which drapes beautifully over the shoulders. Worked in one of the neutral King Cole Baby Alpaca shades, this wrap will look pretty worn over blouses and dresses.

This is a simple crochet project which works up really fast! It is a versatile pattern, can be made in any colour you choose and the finished scarf is suitable for both men and women to wear!