This pretty tam was designed to show off some lovely autumn colours, however it turned out to have a real Christmas feel about it.

This pretty hat uses 8 shades of De Rerum Natura Ulysse but is also great for using up odds and ends of sport weight yarn.

This Scottish Thistle Tam features the lovely richly coloured thistles found just about everywhere in Scotland.

This is a great stash buster and great fun to knit. The yarn is joined by splicing the different yarns together before you knit. If you don’t like how it’s going, join in some different colours. It’s addictive!

This nautical tam uses five shades of Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift. It’s an easy and enjoyable knit. Knitted in the round it has a corrugated rib and Fair Isle patterning.

This beanie is an easy, quick to knit Fair Isle hat. It has named after a small fishing town in Devon, UK where we used to live. The colours remind me of the sea and the trawlers.

This Tam has three different colourways, each with its own pattern so that the charts work with the correct colours!

This tam uses just four colours of Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift 4ply. The size fits an average sized adult head.

This beret was originally designed in pink to match my daughter’s new coat. We really liked the design and so added blue and green versions. It’s called Glenfarg because that’s the Scottish village in which my daughter lives.

This lovely beanie is knitted in four shades of Jamieson’s Spindrift. The pattern is straightforward and the crown shouldn’t be too daunting even for beginners to Fair Isle knitting. The hat is named after the hamlet in which we live - you always need a woolly hat here!

This tam is named after the Loch near my home, where I walk my dogs most days. There’s a beautiful 13 mile trail around the Loch which encompasses woodlands, country trails, and a bit of a river walk. It’s teeming with wildlife and surrounded by hills on two sides. Anyway, it’s lovely and I just felt inspired to make this. The yarn used for thi...

Like meandering the diverse cobbled streets of Europe this shawl is made up of 14 unique stitch patterns. The lovely asymmetric shape is easy to wear and fun to knit.

This very simple, but effective blanket is a great size for the car seat or small pram. It’s a hit with mother and baby a like.