I am always losing my earphones… and I’m always digging around for them at stupid o’clock in the morning when I can’t sleep and want to listen to music or watch something on Netflix without waking the whole house. This little pouch should make them easier to find – so long as I remember to use it!

My love of all things cluster was inspired by the Super Gigantic Cluster F*ck Socks by Magpie and Goblin (pattern available on Ravelry).

This pattern was written for the Dye Candy mini skein from the June HHC from Fleabubs by Lala. The colours in the yarn are fabulous, so the pattern is deliberately simple, letting the yarn take all the glory.

This pattern was written for the ‘C’mon Everybody’ yarn by Defarge Yarns for the April HHC from Fleabubs by Lala.

This pattern was written for the gorgeous ‘Kiss Me’ yarn from Fleabubs by Lala.

My original coin purse was inspired by Fiona Warrington of Crafty Flo and Sew. Her purse design uses tapestry wools and the beautifully simple premise of a short cylinder with a circle base that matches the size of the purse frame. My version is made in hand-dyed sock yarn (4ply); it starts with a hexagonal base and has a ‘pear-shaped’ construc...

This pattern was inspired by Fiona Warrington of Crafty Flo and Sew. Her purse design uses tapestry wools and the beautifully simple premise of a short cylinder with a circle base that matches the size of the purse frame. My version is made in hand-dyed sock yarn (4ply); it starts with a hexagonal base and has a ‘pear-shaped’ construction. It i...

This is a quick and easy pattern that is great for showing off hand-dyed yarns. It uses small amounts of 4ply/sock yarn. The pattern can be adapted to fit different size handwarmers.

These flowers were inspired by the Hyperbolic Forest project at Sheffield University. I am not involved in organising the event in any way: I wrote this pattern because I was intrigued by the articles I read and wanted to contribute to the exhibition.

These gloves were inspired by the fabulous Cluster Fck socks by Magpie and Goblin, available on Ravelry.