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A cabled hat and glove combo to see you through winter in style. Inspired by the Irish tradition of knitted Aran, these plaited cables echo the tidal river which flows through the heart of Dublin.

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The only winter hat you’ll ever need.

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A gloriously lacy sampler shawl created with

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Cables and textured ribbing combine in a versatile and cozy winter staple.

Slashed layers of bold, textured Tunisian-lace make for a striking and cozy addition to your wardrobe.

Saoirse (SAIR-sh-ah) is the Irish word for freedom.

Using layer after layer of delightful tunisian stitches, and easy-to-memorise eyelet pattern and a fan-filled petalled edge, this shawl will wrap you in warmth. I used Hillview Yarns Dabbler Sock.

Using tunisian simple stitch, easy-to-memorise eyelets and a dazzling braided edging, this shawl harkens back to the warrior queens of ancient Ireland.

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I have recently set up a Patreon page, and with the help and support of my members, I have had the opportunity, encouragement and most importantly, the time to begin designing again.

Sawtooth edge Tunisian shawl that forms a gentle curved shape. Pattern specifies 3 x 100g skeins of Fyberspates Scrumptious 4ply.

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Using delicate cnupps, a pretty surface sunburst, this shawl is light yet cozy for those changeable months.

Using delicate slashing lines, tunisian simple stitch, and a clever swirling design, this cozy, versatile shawl is fun to work up, warm to the touch and is the perfect accompaniment to a cold and windy day.

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Using delicate cnupps, a pretty geometric mesh, and fine picots, this double-wrap shawl is a thing of behold.

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A unique tunisian-lace shawl, with what I like to call “cnupps” (yes, folks, that’s short for crochet-nupps!), inspired by the beauty of estonian knitted lace. Argo features two large panels decorated with vines and cnupps for a really classic look.

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A beautifully lacy full-circle shawl, with

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These long-cuffed hand and arm-warmers are made with only the simplest of crochet stitches, making them ideal of those new to crochet.