The Fireside Poncho is a pretty and warm extra layer. Perfect to quickly pull over your head when you need to be that little bit warmer or just to look a little bit more dressed up. Looks great paired with jeans and leather boots because it has that rustic feel and look. I have sat in front of a fire toasting my hands while wearing one of these...

I found this scarf to be a relaxing project, once you get used to working the tr’s together which creates fruity bobbles. This is really easy if you’ve worked this stitch before.

I used to watch my late Nanna happily crocheting collars until she had a large stack of them, I didn’t think they were in fashion when I was a teenager, but I could tell that she obviously loved making them.

A cute little spring beanie - comfortable and soft to wear as it’s crocheted in cotton. Almost uses 1 ball for the main colour in the beanie but with enough leftovers to make a flower. Use 2 different colours to create a stripe and 2 coloured flowers.

A cross between a neck tie and a scarf. Shaped liked a leaf and will make a quick accessory to dress up with.

The way the stitches flow in this poncho creates a wave-like effect. They seem to ebb and flow. Using only a 2-row pattern repeat you will be able to quickly memorise the stitches, which will then help you to have the poncho crocheted in no time at all.

Crochet yourself up a very quick long cowl made in chunky yarn and a large crochet hook

I’ve made this hat in the softest 12 ply Alpaca yarn because I wanted a very “natural” look. You can substitute most soft chunky yarns

A super easy crocheted cowl

One size - use the whole ball of yarn