Crochet sideways, a unique way to make gloves, but so simple: they can be made in a couple of nights or one if your are more experienced.

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The Cowl for Hannah, my eldest granddaughter.

My granddaughter wanted a cowl and hat set. This is the hat in the colours that she loves.

Fingerless mittens made with Honeycomb Tunisian crochet with a little bit of sc to finish them off.

I made these as a little gift for a friend of mine.

This stylish hat will keep you warm and cozy on the coldest days, and with your own choice of colours it can complement any outfit.

A simple but warm fingerless glove for a man who likes to tinker. They would suit a woman too, depending on yarn used.

My first attempt at fingerless mitts in two sizes. But I have not tested the small size, so would be happy if someone decides to do so.

A warm hat with panache for those cold days. I also like to frame the face and get away from the straight lines if possible.

I had this little ‘star’ pattern running through my head and some nice pink Robin Dk, and a little bit of Robin paintbox left after making an adult hat.

I wanted a warm winter glove with long cuffs that fit without being too tight.

I have wanted for so long to make a hat using Tunisian crochet, but not until I saw a scarf made using the crochet on the side did it hit me how to do it.