I was looking for a pattern for a cheerful Christmas cotton cloth and couldn’t find one, so developed this mitred colourway combo. This is a quick and easy knit, so a good last minute gift.

I wanted a New Zealand theme for an international square, so I charted this - I also have a kiwi chart listed under my free patterns.

I wanted a New Zealand theme for an international square, so I charted this - I also have a kiwi chart listed under my free patterns.

This charming little bird is easy to crochet from scraps of wool.

To make this tree you will need to be able to knit, purl, increase, decrease, knit into the back of a stitch and cable.

This charming little bird is easy to crochet from scraps of wool.

This charming little bird is easy to crochet from scraps of wool.

This cute trinket box is a great, fast, way to use up spare yarn to make a great little Christmas gift.

This is easy to knit if you can cast on and off, knit front and back and k and purl 2 together. It’s knitted in reverse stocking stitch, using beads to give interest, The beads are strung onto the wool before you start knitting and just pulled up and knitted as you go.

This easy to knit gerbera is knitted in two pieces, the main flower and the centre.

This is a pattern for a basic crochet trinket box. No instructions for decorations are included. I really like using the African flower design for the lid.

Ideal for using up scraps of wool - set up in business card size

These cute African violets are easy to make.

This gerbera plant sits about 13 - 14 cm tall, with 6 cm diameter flowers.

A great way to use up odd scraps of wool, this sunlfower makes a great brooch or trim

Knit a poppy about 7 cm in diameter.