This top is knitted top-down, including the neck ribbing. The top can be made to any length you prefer; it will look just as good cropped, or on the hips.

This is a Measure & Make pattern and can be knitted for any body size, with any yarn weight.

This little baby blanket is the epitome of love in every stitch for that special new baby.

This beanie is ideal for those very cold spells, or those very cold places. The beanie is double layered, made in Merino, in the weight of your choice. Both the inner beanie and the outer beanie are done in stocking stitch. The two layers are knitted separately, then the ribbing stitches are picked up through both layers and knitted at the end....

This is a modular blanket, consisting of panels that are joined with a crochet join at the end. The blanket is finished with an applied i-cord afterwards.

I have fond memories of driving past the Ndebele houses with my parents as a child. With every road trip I could not wait to see their villages. My parents knew that should I fall asleep in the car, they had to wake me up before we got to that area. This pattern is a tribute to their rich culture and the influence their art had in my life. To t...

This top is crocheted top-down in one piece with no seams. The yoke starts off with a square neck and raglan sleeves. The stitch pattern is simple and relatively dense; the result is a top that can be worn without a camisole.

This cardigan is knitted top down in one piece. The collar is picked up and knitted afterwards.

This poncho is made up with 48 squares and the roll neck is added thereafter.

This lacy scarf is a good way to use an orphan 100 g ball of yarn that doesn’t have any friends in your stash. It makes a perfect gift as well.

This lacy scarf is a good way to use an orphan 100 g ball of yarn that doesn’t have any friends in your stash.

This pattern is written in US Terminology.

This beanie’s spiral design is a real eye-catcher, but so easy to crochet.

The blanket is designed in three sizes:

This top is knitted top down in one piece. The ribbing around the neck is picked up and knitted afterwards.

This top is knitted top down in one piece. The ribbing around the neck is picked up and knitted afterwards.

The cardigan is worked top-down without any seams. It is a cropped design with ¾ sleeves. The stitch pattern is simple and can easily be modified with another simple stitch pattern to create a whole new look.

This top is knitted top down in one piece. The ribbing around the neck is picked up and knitted afterwards.

This cardigan is knitted top down in one piece. The button band ribbing is picked up and knitted afterwards.

This sweater is knitted top down in one piece. It starts with an i-cord from which stitches are picked up. Initially you will work back and forth in rows, until you join to knit in the round when the Henley slip is done. The garment is finished with i-cord edges at the bottom of the body and sleeves.

This sweater is knitted top down in one piece. Initially you will work back and forth in rows, until you join to knit in the round when the V-neck is done. The ribbing for the neck is picked up and knitted afterwards.

Let’s Learn Heritage was designed as a project to teach people to knit and crochet. The design is done in such a way that you can choose to either only knit, only crochet, or do both.

Wacky Weave Celtic Knots is a modular project with 10 different block designs. You choose which blocks you like and what you do with it.

With the broad double ribbing, this hat is sure to keep the ears warm. The double ribbing also ensures a very comfortable, but snug fit.

This sweater is knitted top down in one piece, with small seams under the arms only. Initially you will work back and

This shawl starts with a double chain. Sections are added to both sides of the chain. The entire shawl is crocheted in one piece, in single crochet only.

This is a Measure & Make pattern, which means you can knit this in any yarn, with any size needle, for any body size. That said, due to the vast difference in head to body ratio between adults and babies, this pattern is not suitable for babies and toddlers.

This sweater is knitted in four separate pieces (back panel, front panel, two sleeves) and sewn together at the end. Stitches are picked up for the neck ribbing afterwards.

The Little Miss Cross-over Cardigan easily crosses the line between smart and casual. It all depends what you pair her with.

These double-layered beanies are ideal for those very cold spells, or those very cold places.

This pattern was designed during my first ever yarn trip, to Ireland.

This hat is slouchy and comfortable. It is the ideal project for a beginner knitter too.

Is it a beanie? Yes!

This is a Measure & Make pattern, which means you can use any yarn, with a hook suitable to the yarn you choose.

This little slouchy beanie is so easy to knit, and it is fun to wear too! The shape is different, and you will surely get lots of compliments with the starry crown.

This is a Measure & Make pattern, which means you can use any yarn, with a hook suitable to the yarn you choose.

The Vacheche Baby Blanket is knitted corner to corner, with an i-chord included from the beginning. The last six stitches of the i-chord are grafted together at the end.

Measure and Make is a concept I created to write patterns in such a way that you have total freedom with regard to the choice of yarn, and the design is fully size inclusive and adaptable to really fit your body. You measure, and you make - Made to Measure!

I saw the movie Ladyhawke many years ago. In this fantasy tale, a man is trapped in the body of a wolf by night, and his lady lover, is trapped in the body of a hawk by day. They can never be in each other’s arms; they only see each other in a glimpse of time at sunrise when she flies away and he becomes a man, and again at sunset, when he beco...

Wacky Weave La Loba is a cape for the wild woman archetype. The cape is made in parts using Wacky Weave Technique - also known as Interlocking Crochet. The pieces are bordered and joined. The hood is optional.

Welcome to another fabulous Wacky Weave design. In this Wacky Weave CAL, we use a totally different method than those used before; we are going to interlock in the round!

Welcome to another fabulous Wacky Weave design. In this Wacky Weave CAL, we use a totally different method than those used before, to ensure a real traditional log cabin design, Interlocking!

This collection of Wacky Weave Place Mat patterns is my blessing to you and your family, for Christmas. May you always have loved ones around your table and may there always be food on your table.

Interlocking Crochet isn’t a new concept. It is quite old already. It is also known as Double Filet, or Intermesh Crochet.

This pretty lace scarf can be worn in so many different ways. The colour migration is stunning, and the effect is enhanced by the migration from garter to lace.

Interlocking Crochet isn’t a new concept. It is quite old already. It is also known as Double Filet, or Intermesh Crochet.

My husband and son love their beanies in winter. But to both of them, a beanie is not a fashion item. They couldn’t care for slouchy hats. They pull the hat all the way down onto their heads, and fold it over. No stitch pattern other than ribbing works for these two men in my life. At least, when they fold ribbing over, it doesn’t look bad!

This little cowl knits up very fast.

The Aran Caresse Cable Afghan is a modular design, knitted in separate strips, which are then joined together in such a way that the join resembles another cable.

Welcome to the Ready… Steady… Ripple! Afghan…

The Lover of my Soul Afghan collection started off as a dream that I believe, came from God. I prayed for fresh inspiration and this collection is the result of an answered prayer.