The Rainbow C2C Blanket comes in 2 sizes, and can be adapted to larger blankets by adding more edge space.

The Rainbow Dot Cardigan is something that I made in a long weekend last year. Forever fearful of grading patterns, I put off writing it up for nearly 6 months, but it is finally here.

This is the first in a series of flower patterns that I am finally releasing! It’s been a long time coming.

Various sizes available, the oversized is meant to be a bit ridiculous, but the child/adult sizes are meant to fit properly.

Happy Granny Square Day 2020! It’s my favourite crafty holiday, and I love making things out of granny squares. This cardigan can be easily adjusted to suit your needs, and sizing, and suits pretty much all shapes. 44 granny squares brought together with a crab stitch edging to really finish it off nicely.

This scarf is the perfect season-change accessory. Thin enough so you don’t get too hot, but wrap up more to keep warm in an icy breeze.

This projects uses Paintbox Yarns Recycled Ribbon in white - you’ll only need a small amount for one flake, so you could easily make bunting out of one ball.

This hat uses the brand new Paintbox Yarns Recycled Ribbon, trebles and puff stitches to make a super fun Christmas Hat. It’s cosy (perfect for the cold office!).

this pattern uses two Caron Cakes in the colour White Truffle

I made this pattern as a challenge to myself, and it was hard. Mostly in writing up the pattern. Doing the pattern itself presented its own challenges, but good lord writing up a hundred row pattern then noticing you miss-counted at row 10… OH MAN.

When I first designed these mittens last year (yes, it’s taken me that long to write up the pattern, don’t judge me..) they were made in Willow & Lark Nest, but with tie discontinuation of this yarn, I have selected Debbie Bliss Rialto DK (as it’s essentially the same!)

You can make this pattern in any size of weight you like, it’s great for making with oddments and ends!

I made this for a CAL last year for advent over on my website, and am now selling it as one pattern together.

As somebody who doesn’t really enjoy Christmas, I am the Grinch, why do I have so many christmas-themed patterns? The wonders never cease. Hahah.

This pattern uses a self-striping yarn to create a fun final effect. It is perfect simple, only using the most basic crochet stitches in its construction - BLO double crochets.

This pattern is made using 3 balls of Black and 3 balls of Mustard, using V stitches to work up super quickly!

This pattern uses the star cluster stitch to create a hat with a lovely squish, and a fantastic stitch definition!

You will need three balls of Paintbox Yarns Simple Chunky for this pattern, in the following colours:

Made with only the most simple stitches, this is perfect for beginners!

You will need Paintbox Yarns Metallic DK in the following colours and amounts:

This hat is worked in the round from the bottom up, starting with the post-stitch ribbing, and through the puff stitches, all without cutting the yarns if you’re clever with how to carry them! Leaving a small gap at the top of the hat, you can insert the bobble between the layer of fabric created, to make the hat completely reversible!

Made as a celebration of Granny Squares, this pattern features 3 different sizes of Granny Square in various colour combinations, joined together with a cross stitch, and using a linen stitch for the border.

The pattern shown uses shade Constellation.

This Christmas Tree is the perfect decoration for your home - the cone is hollow so you could even create a neat tree-ception by using it as your tree topper!

You will need the following shades: