This pattern was originally written so that I could make a gift for my mother-in-law when we went to visit.

Although these socks look complicated, they’re really not that difficult to knit at all. The pattern is created by a simple combination of slip stitches and knit stitches using two different coloured gradient dyed yarns. You could also use two different solid colours or a solid colour and a gradient, or even a solid and a variegated.

Modularity is a simple asymmetrical crochet shawl worked in two or more colours. The modular nature of the pattern means you can make it look exactly how you want and it is easily adapted to be larger or smaller.

DNA is a brioche cowl designed for either DK, Aran or Chunky yarns. Knitters will need to be familiar with basic brioche techniques.

Hexafluoride is a very simple, versatile scarf suitable for both laceweight and sock yarn. Wear it bunched up as a scarf, or open it out to reveal the hexagons and wear as a lightweight wrap. The name comes from a much loved group of friends and the fun we have with the autocorrect on our phones.

Wiggle is a simple garter stitch scarf incorporating short rows to give a wiggly edge. It is ideal for using up leftover scraps of yarn or mini skeins.

Scandihat can be purchased from my Etsy store as part of a kit which includes 100g of hand dyed merino aran yarn (choice of 3 colour schemes), the pattern, and a beautiful WIP bag from Three Bags Full.

Fun fairisle Christmas Socks :-)

Join my Knit-a-long in October to make a pair of fun Halloween socks!

This lace shawl is a reasonably easy knit, with a simple, easy to remember 10 row repeat.

Charted and written instructions for both a triangular shaped top down shawl, and a rectangular wrap.

Helter Skelter is a versatile sock recipe which leaves the type of heel and toe and also whether to knit toe up or cuff down to the knitter.

Tree of Life was written for my friend Karin. The cables are complicated, but not impossible and there is a chart as well as written instructions.

Top down boat neck pullover with raglan construction and lace panels.

Beside the Seaside is a fun pattern written specifically to use up all your leftover scraps. You will need the following:

Another illusion is much more simple to knit than it looks, the illusion is made by choosing the right yarn (a double gradient is good) and using slip stitches. If you can knit and purl you can make these socks!

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Beginner’s level tunisian crochet scarf.

Modular crochet blanket

Masquerade is a fun scarf which is made by crocheting motifs and either slip stitching them together during the pattern or sewing together at the end.

You can use either lace or fingering weight for this pattern, and whatever size needles give you the fabric you like best. Yardage really depends on your choices of these, plus how loose you knit. I knitted my test shawl using fingering weight yarn and 4mm needles and used 360 metres.

A couple of friends have tested the pattern for me and we haven’t found any errors so far, but it hasn’t been tested in all sizes so I don’t have full information on yardage yet. I am offering a full refund on the pattern cost for the first 2 people who knit the full pattern (in each size) and provide me accurate details of yarn used.

I wrote this pattern for my little boy for a bit of fun, he loves it. A couple of friends have tested it for me and we haven’t found any errors so far, but it hasn’t been tested in all sizes so I don’t have information on yardage yet. I am offering a full refund on the pattern cost for the first 2 people who knit the full pattern (in each size)...

All sizes and varioys gauges. Includes instructions for various modifications and extras

Currently under testing. If you spot any errors or would like to help testing and can send me photos and an idea on yardage of the finished item that would be fab :-)

Currently under testing. If you spot any errors or would like to help testing and can send me photos and an idea on yardage of the finished item that would be fab :-)