The Ladies of Legend Collection features 6 shawl patterns.

The “Summer Memories Collection” is a trio of light and airy summer shawls and wraps inspired by my memories of Summer.

The Éire Collection is a collection of three shawl patterns inspired by the three sister Queens of Ireland, Banbha, Ériu and Fodhla.

The Walking with Elizabeth Collection, a collection of three shawls designed for Elizabeth Bennet of the Pride and Prejudice book by Jane Austen.

Socks that are inspired by the Queen of Hearts and her scrumptious jam tarts!

Midnight Sunset’s semi-circular shape wraps and envelops you in the softness of the Aran weight yarn used to create it.

Inspired by the elegant beauty of moon gardens, the Moon Garden cowl brings to life the simple colour-palette of those gardens. Like the gardens, the cowl mixes texture with pattern to make a beautiful wearable accessory.

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“I have crossed oceans of time to find you”

Longbourn Avenues is the third shawl from the Walking with Elizabeth Collection, a collection of three shawls designed for Elizabeth Bennet of the Pride and Prejudice book by Jane Austen.

Pemberley Woods is the second shawl from the Walking with Elizabeth Collection, a collection of three shawls designed for Elizabeth Bennet of the Pride and Prejudice book by Jane Austen.

Rosings Grove is the first shawl from the Walking with Elizabeth Collection, a collection of three shawls designed for Elizabeth Bennet of the Pride and Prejudice book by Jane Austen.

Wildflower Honey socks are the perfect combination of speckled yarn with a solid colour, coupled with a small amount of patterning and vanilla these make an interesting and yet relaxing knit.

Gráinne is the final pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

“I am determined that nothing but the deepest love could ever induce me into matrimony.”

Niamh is the fifth pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

Étaín is the fourth pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

“You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you”

Sadhbh is the third pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

Do not go gentle into that good night.

Deirdre is the second pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

Fionnuala is the first pattern in the Ladies of Legend Collection.

Aer na Farraige is the third pattern in the Summer Memories Collection

Gaineamh is the second design in the Summer Memories Collection

Farraige is the first design in the Summer Memories Collection.

Ériu is the third shawl in the Éire Collection.

Fodhla is the second shawl in The Éire Collection. This collection of shawls celebrates the three sister Queens of Ireland.

Banbha is the first shawl in The Éire Collection. This collection of shawls celebrates the three sister Queens of Ireland.

Fíorghrá - means true love in Irish.

These gloves used the Dagda and his attributes as inspiration.

Alban Eilir, meaning Light of the Earth, is a design inspired by a solar symbol carving I saw inside Cairn T at Loughcrew Passage Tombs, Oldcastle, Co. Meath. The tombs were built around 3200 BC. Cairn T is aligned with the spring and autumnal Equinox.

A cable pattern that springs out of the ribbed cuff flowing and weaving its way in and out up the hand of the glove where it disappears again into a top rib border. The rest of the gloves have a simple but elegant stockinette part to compliment the cable and show off its beauty.

Cosán means “path” in Irish, and this cowl is a weaving of paths together.

I’ve used a bamboo cotton in my sample but it will work equally well with any weight cotton yarn. I do always go down a size of needle as it helps give a tighter gauge for pictures on cloths.

This pattern came about with the upcoming first birthday of my youngest daughter.