This is a totally NEW worksheet with 23 New OXO Fair Isle patterns - 11 large and 12 peerie patterns and all colours included in this worksheet.

Sea Urchin hat pattern in Rowan Felted Tweed

An adult beanie pattern, inspired by the colours in a Silk Wedding Kimono, that I saw being made in Gion, Kyoto, in the Winter of 2023

This cute little knitted beanie. is easy and quick to knit. It is inspired by the colours of a Silk Wedding Kimono that I saw being sewn in the Gion District of Kyoto in December 2023.

Hello lovely knitters.

This mitt pattern is designed using Shetland traditional motifs in hues of blue and has been made in memory of a beautiful woman. Fiona was kind, loving, supportive, honest and intuitive as well as being creative. She reached out to me when I was living in Shetland and offered me the hand of friendship and the loyal ear of a friend. I will neve...

This beautiful berry coloured hat can be made and worn as a slouchy hat, slightly bigger than a beanie, or it can be blocked as a Beret. I have kept mine as a loose topped slouchy hat that covers my ears. It has been entirely inspired by

Dear lover of yarn and of the tactile act of knitting,

This pattern is an adaption of my original ‘Good Wishes for the New Year’, snug beanie that was inspired by Susan Halcrow – a gentle looking woman who I found had, for 83 years, had lived in the house that I bought in Shetland.

This is a beautiful, quick, easy knit yoke pullover, knitted in Aran weight yarn. It is entirely inspired from my living in Shetland with the landscape, the sea, the weather, the house I bought - and is a letter to Susan Halcrow, a woman that lived in the same house from 1876 to 1960. ‘Dear Susan’

This is a pretty pattern, knitted in the round, using an old traditional Shetland dice motif.

Dear Susan pullover pattern and 14 page story

This is a fun little design sheet that uses both knitted ribs and crochet granny squares. It has taken its inspiration of using granny squares from watching the rising sun on Winter Solstice day - 21st December 2020, 60 degrees north in Shetland. I used 3 colours from Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift - Buttermilk, Mustard and Midnight to symbol...

I’m bringing you this new hat design as a joyful celebration of finding out a little about the Shetland house that I bought in September, 2020 and of a strong woman that lived in it called Susan also known as Susanna or Cissie. Susan, who was born in the house on 6th February 1876 and died at the house in 1960 – she was 83. I’m writing these wo...

This is my new beanie design bringing together my ongoing deep love for Shetland All Over dice patterns, which can be called diamond patterns or crosses and my love of experimentation with Shetland yarn and colours.

Dear lover of Yarn Stories and of the tactile art of knitting,

This glove pattern is designed as a companion pattern to the Sea Urchin hat. They have both been a joy to design and make.

Autumn coloured Short Mitts knitted in traditional Shetland diced all over pattern with a moss stitch cast on rib and 1 x 1 ribbed finger opening.

A scarf knitted in traditional Shetland diced all over pattern with a moss stitch border, inspired by my love of and dream to live in Shetland.

For this new design, I have created one chart in brown, orange, green and yellow colour choice. This chart gives you the colour change ideas in the motifs.

This is my fourth hat design pattern and has been developed over the last 6 months since living on Fair Isle, Shetland, during October and November in 2019.

This beanie shaped hat pattern is versatile. It’s a design that can seem quite ambitious but really, it’s fun and easy to knit. The change of colours within the patterns, draw you in to the tactile making of this piece. The motifs are a traditional Shetland pattern that I have adapted for a hat in two sizes. Please note, Instructions and 2 char...

This beanie shaped hat design sheet is versatile. It has many ideas and options for you to either use my pattern or create your own. You can have a lot of fun deciding on your own colours or even your star motif – but the hat shape will come out the same if you use 2:5mm needles. If you use 3mm needles, the hat will be more of a slouchy shape.

Please NOTE that the yarn originally used for this pattern has now been discontinued by Rowan. There are other alternatives which use 3mm needles.