I am endlessly fascinated by interlocking geometric patterns. I love the use of positive and negative space to create interesting designs. This pattern is a very common tile pattern, but makes an excellent fashionable bag for taking your book and crochet out for the day.

This is the ultimate cozy cardigan. Made with super chunky yarn, it works up quickly to be the warmest thing you have ever made to wear.

This pattern is available in both UK and US terms.

Worked from the bottom up, this wide-necked jumper’s flattering shaping and detailed neckline is sure to make it a wardrobe staple for the cooler days of autumn, weather you are out picking blackberries or cosy by the fire.

Sublime Cashmere Merino Silk DK (75% Merino,20% Silk, 5% Cashmere 50g/116m)

Wrap yourself in luxuriously soft alpaca and silk for the party season. This stunning crochet cape, inspired by slowly melting ice, makes the perfect cover-up for winter. This alpaca silk yarn has quickly become one of my favourites. When it is paired with this lacy stitch pattern it makes the most gorgeous accessory for cold nights – whether y...

Inspired by woven rugs and shawls, the bold colours and geometry contrast with the naturally woven-like texture of tapestry crochet, create a shawl that can be dressed up or down.

This pattern is written in US terms with UK ‘translations’

This pattern is worked in the round on DPNs and requires the knitter to know how to knit through the back loop, work in the round, knit, purl and bind off. Suitable for an intermediate knitter.

This is a very easy pattern with photo instructions at the end for all of the stitches. It makes an excellent beginner project and for can be used for teaching.

A simple and graphic colourwork pattern in a bulky weight yarn, makes this a perfect first project for learning colourwork.

My daughter’s first word was “Roar!” yelled at the top of her voice to anyone who would listen. It was only fitting a designed her suitable attire for such an activity.

From picking up a hook and making a hat that fits any head, to writing a hat pattern in multiple sizes, How to Design a Crochet a Hat: Any Stitch. Any Yarn. Any Size is filled to the brim with advice and techniques to get hat making right…the first time.

Inspired by the tall goldenrod plants that grow in summer.

This pattern has been edited to include a greater range of sizes, a ravelry download and tech edited by Joanne Scrace.

Crochet trapper hat with earflaps and chinstrap

These welly warmers are knit from the top down in a super bulky/super chunky weight yarn. The cable pattern is a multiple of 5 and repeated at the top and bottom cuffs. As written, the leg warmers should measure 15” long

This “quick Pixie” hat is fast and cute - the best kind of making!

A gorgeous little stegosaurus hat.

A little hat for your little birdie.

Sometimes, you just need big yarn and simple stitches…and marshmallows, always marshmallows.

A little something for Spring!

Herringbone handwarmers perfect for him and her, with optional thumb ribbing. Knit with bulky yarn, these are lovely warm mitts for cold winter days. Inspired by the Herribone Neck Warmer http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/herringbone-neck-...

A Spartacus/ Gladiator/ Roman Centurion crochet hat for your warriors. Includes photo tutorial for tying the plume.