A bee-themed ebook containing the Covered in Bees, Swarm and Hive patterns.

Protect your iDevices and use up those leftover scraps of sock yarn with these protective covers.

An e-book featuring 5 different patterns for shawls and shrugs made out of sock yarn.

This fun floral lace poncho is great for wrapping up on cool summer nights. Featuring an all-over floral lace pattern, with contrast diagonal flowers you can wear this in multiple ways.

A simple, but effective lace pattern inspired by the extensive branching found in staccato lightning, this large lace shawl features an easy to memorise lace pattern, and delicate attached edging.

Inspired by the flint arrowheads found at the Conygar Hill barrow in Dorset, this crescent shawl is a perfect Spring cover-up.

This reversible cabled wristers pattern features a honeycomb texture which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your hands warm but leaving your fingers free.

This reversible cabled hat pattern features a honeycomb texture which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your head toasty warm.

This reversible cabled cowl pattern features a honeycomb texture which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your neck toasty warm.

Inspired by the famous Stelvio pass in Italy this reversible wristers pattern features a textured broken chevron which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your hands warm but leaving your fingers free.

Inspired by the switchbacks of the Alpe d’Huez, this reversible beanie hat pattern features a textured chevron which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your head toasty warm.

Inspired by the switchbacks of the Alpe d’Huez, this reversible cowl pattern features a textured chevron which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your neck and face toasty warm.

Inspired by the switchbacks of the Alpe d’Huez, this reversible wristers pattern features a textured chevron which helps trap warm air next to the skin, keeping your hands warm but leaving your fingers free.

A warm and snuggly cowl worked in stranded colourwork for extra warmth.

A warm and snuggly pair of mittens worked in stranded colourwork for extra warmth.

A warm and snuggly pair of fingerless gloves worked in stranded colourwork for extra warmth.

A warm and snuggly fitted hat worked in stranded colourwork for extra warmth.

A wonderfully warm animal print set of wristers, with fully patterned thumb gore.

A wonderfully warm cat-ear animal print hat, with optional liner for even more warmth.

A wonderfully warm animal print cowl, with optional liner for even more warmth.

Half cowl, half bandada, this cowldana will keep your face, neck and chest warm without bunching up around the back of your neck. Perfect for wearing with a coat and keeping yourself snug.

The Prusik cabled cowl is part of a set comprising a hat, double-thickness cowl and fingerless mitts/gauntlets. Worked in fingering weight/4ply/sock yarn and available in one size only (width 10”/25cm, circumference 37”/94cm).

The Prusik cabled hat is part of a set comprising a hat, double-thickness cowl and fingerless mitts/gauntlets. Worked in fingering weight/4ply/sock yarn and available in 3 sizes: small (to fit 21”/53cm head), medium (to fit 22”/56cm head), and large (to fit 23”/58.5cm head).

The Prusik cabled fingerless mitts/gauntlets are part of a set comprising a hat, double-thickness cowl and fingerless mitts/gauntlets.

This pattern was first published in Knitting Magazine 166, April 2017.

This pattern was first published in Knitting Magazine 165, March 2017.

A seamless waterfall cardigan with a lace and cable panel which drapes delicately down the body. Inspired by the majestic Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland with it’s three steps, interest is added with a mirrored lace and cable panel at each edge with an integrated icord edging.

A reworking of an old pattern, now available in an additional longer length, with a better flow of cables and ribbing (republished March 2016).

A charted sock pattern (written instructions also provided) using the frost flowers stitch pattern. Easily enlarged by increasing the “buffer” width. Cuff down construction.

A playful pair of mittens that mimic ladybirds. Keep your fingers warm and a smile on your (and everyone else’s) face while we await the return of these aphid-loving creatures from their winter hibernation.

A delicate cowl with a travelling leaf pattern designed to be made in fingering/4ply yarn. Fully adaptable for width and circumference. Pattern includes written instructions for stitch pattern, stitch counts at the end of each round and charted instructions for stitch pattern.

A pair of warm and snuggly fingerless mitts that are reminiscent of pine cones.

A warm and snuggly slouch hat that is reminiscent of pine cones.

A fully reversible infinity scarf that is great for breaking up variegated yarns. Can be worked as a flat loop or with a half or full twist. It can be made as long, short or wide as you want and can be worn in multiple ways.

An easy to work but dramatic lace shawl with three shaping options. Inspired by the rugged Cornish coastline.

Be an animal with these cheetah print mittens.

A fully charted stranded colourwork mitten with an afterthought thumb.

Crepuscular rays are seen at twilight and this shawlette is also perfect for the twilight hours. Super simple with no short rows, charts, or knitted-on edging. Perfect for using up that leftover sock yarn or special small skein.

A simple crescent shawl with a sliver of lace border. No short rows, no knitted-on edging, no charts. This tasty little morsel is a nice quick knit with minimal fuss and can be scaled up or down to make maximum use of that special sock yarn or remnant.

“I don’t like cricket, oh no. I love it.” ~ 10CC

The travelling floral lace edging of this shawl, surrounding the smooth inner heart reminds me of the cricket pitch at Loperwood where my family used to play.

The name of the lace pattern used for the knitted-on edging of this light and delicate shawlette is “buttercup” but I think they look more like tulips, so welcome to Hamster Jam.

A heart-shaped shawlette with a buttercup lace knitted-on edging.

A crescent-shaped shawlette with a delicate knitted-on edging featuring rambling flowers. Nice and light, just enough to give you a little bit of warmth and bring a bit of colour into your life.

Convertible colourwork mittens with half-fingers, perfect for those of a geeky/nerdy persuasion.

Try your hand at beekeeping and have them swarming around your neck safely with this cowl. Perfect for using up sock yarn it can be adjusted for width and length for that perfect fit.

Reverse the bee decline by creating your own hive. Two easy-to-master lace patterns combine to make this leaf-edged stole which keep a swarm of bees firmly in check.

Two easy-to-master lace patterns combine to make this leaf-edged stole which, with optional beads, can take you from day to night, and right through all of the seasons.

A cabled cosy for your ipad with ever watchful owls to look after its precious cargo. Designed to fit both 1st and 2nd generation ipads. Beads can be used for the eyes, but I would advise against it as they may scratch the screen. Instead use small sequins, or some contrasting thread

A summer hug. One piece to keep your arms warm on summer evenings with the bonus feature of being unable to lose one arm (unlike with wristwarmers). Increase your needle size to accommodate increases in arm circumference, so it can fit anyone.

A lacy half pi shawl designed to use up a full skein of Wollmeise sock yarn, but without a lacy edging. Takes you from the height of summer to the depth of winter.

A nifty little reversible bolero/shrug to showcase your sock yarn whilst keeping you toasty warm.

A fun frippery of a long-sleeved shrug to give some delicate coverage on cold nights. Use your favourite sock yarn somewhere everyone will be able to appreciate and admire it.

A delicate shawlette with the gentle undulations of bracken. Cover yourself in bracken made out of your favourite sock yarn. Wear as either a small shawl or a neckerchief.

A delicate shawlette with a bit of a sting. Cover yourself in bees made out of your favourite sock yarn. Wear as either a small shawl or a neckerchief, protecting delicate skin from sun and cold with fearsome bees.