This cosy cardigan is worked from the

Inspired by breaking waves on the shore and two fabulous yarn colours by Perran Yarns, these cosy mittens are knit in the round using the circular magic loop technique to create gently forming stripes.

This pretty top down, lace work, tunic dress, has raglan capped sleeves making it perfect for summer. It is initially worked flat with the remainder of the pattern worked in the round. The buttons on the shoulder allows for ease of dressing. Best knit with baby soft DK weight yarn.

Hummel Doddies is the Doric phrase for fingerless gloves or mittens, ideal for keeping your hands and wrists warm in the year-round brisk North Sea winds of the Aberdeenshire coast. These Hummel Doddies are knitted in the round using the circular magic loop technique and if using more than one colour, jogless stripes. Both mittens are worked th...

These longer length mittens are great for layering up. The diamond pattern is representative of the “drystane dykes” (dry stone walls), which divide fields all over the north east of Scotland. The Doric fingerless mittens are knitted in the round using the circular magic loop technique.

Inspired by both the colourway of Sandy Toes by Perran yarns and the stitch pattern from my Sun ‘n’ Surf blanket, this easy to wear cowl will keep you thinking of sunnier climes even on colder days. Knitted in the round with an easy to remember lace pattern, it has a pretty picot edge start and to finish.

Inspired by a honeycomb stitch pattern, this bobble hat works best using contrasting colours. This pattern is knitted in the round and is designed to have up to 13 cm of negative ease for a snug fit. Any additional length can be turned up for additional warmth over the ears. It is finished with an oversized pompom.

This simple top down, raglan sleeved, top has been designed with optional sleeve lengths varying from capped to full length sleeves. Initially worked flat the remainder of the pattern is worked in the round. The buttoned neckline allows ease of removal, which is so important with little ones. Using baby soft cotton or other DK weight yarn this ...

Designed for Doulton Border Leicester Aran wool. This is an envelope style cushion cover inspired by vintage gansey patterns and fields of sheep, which are represented by the flowing diamonds and small bobbles in the design.

This is an envelope style cushion cover inspired by ganseys and vintage aran patterns. The diamonds represent the “drystane dykes” (dry stone walls) which divides fields all over the north east of Scotland.

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Headbands are a great way to keep your ears warm without overheating, perfect for walks on those crisp autumnal or spring days. The cable design is repeated three times to create a simple but stylish headband.

Knitted in the round, this seamless cable knit cowl has a flow to it that reminds of a river flowing over rocks. The contrast edging is an optional feature.

Inspired by my love of geometric designs and optical illusions this design works best with bold contrasting colours. It is knitted in the round to create a seamless stylish and cosy bobble hat.

This summery blanket inspired by the beach is perfect for wrapping up a new born for a walk in the pram.

Inspired by the classic Fleur de Lis motif this hat is knitted in the round for a seamless finish.

Worked in the round creating a series of welts, this is a relatively easy knit to make a really cosy and structured cowl. The pattern can easily be adapted to increase the size and diameter for a slouchier fit.