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75% of the profits from the sale of this pattern throughout October and November 2016 went to MindUK, a mental health charity. I sold 138 copies and made a donation of £220, thank you so much.

Grandma’s Flower Garden is the second in a trio of shawls inspired by my “Grandmothers Flower Garden” Scarf. This one is dedicated to my Grandma who had a wonderful flower garden. The lace patterns used in the shawl remind me of the snowdrops, tulips and lavender which were always a feature during the year.

Veggie Garden is the first in a trio of shawls inspired by my Grandmothers Flower Garden Scarf. This one is dedicated to my Grandad who had a wonderful vegetable garden which produced some tasty treats. The lace in this shawl reminds me of the lines of carrots, onions, cabbages etc.

Seeds of Change is a shawl/scarf pattern knit with a beautiful Victorian Seed Lace pattern border. The lace pattern is from the website http://laceknitter.blogspot.co.uk curated by Kathleen Anderson, who has given me permission to use this pattern in my design.

Never Shall Meet is a shawl/scarf knit on the bias which uses four stitch patterns, which result in parallel lines - hence the name.

2017 Reissue of pattern - Please note that the original versions had errors in a couple of the charts. The current download has corrected these issues, sorry for any confusion this may have caused. Thank you

This cowl is knitted in the round using a border and body stitch patterns that have a similar cross bar. Using only 50g of average sock weight yarn; this is a great project for those orphan skeins sitting in your stash. Both stitch patterns are very easy to memorize and the cowl is fast to knit, even for a beginner.

This Pattern/Recipe is for a shawl that I designed as part of the Stephen West Shawlscapes class on Craftsy. It is a small triangular shawl using 100g of fingering weight yarn, worked from the top down with extra increases at the edges to elongate the wings.

This hat was developed using Caoua Coffee’s chart for her sock design “Sheep may safely graze” (Caoua Coffee has graciously allowed me to use her chart in this pattern).