This crocheted triangle begins at the back of the neck and is worked in rows that radiate from there in a simple lace stitch. This shawl can be worked in any yarn and to any size you wish for making it a versatile pattern that can be used over and over with a variety of results

These Spruce socks for men feature traditional tree-of-life motifs and moss stitch columns on one side of each sock, creating a left and a right sock. Worked from the toe up, they have a heel flap that sits under the heel instead of the back, creating a surprisingly comfortable change to classic sock construction. Created especially for the man...

This pattern for thick walking socks requires only two balls of Happy Trails.

Eyelet lace and nylon tape have been banished and replaced with a cushiony cotton blend in neutral colours in these stylish coat hanger covers.

These two tea cosies are named after my hometown of Adelaide in South Australia and are knitted in cosy Jet yarn, a blend of Australian wool and alpaca. They are soft and comfortable with a variety of muted colours, just like a sunny winter day in Adelaide.

This Aran inspired tea cosy comes complete with ribbed waist, arm and neck bands and even armhole and neck shaping. Perfect for practising cable and bobbles before tackling a human sized Aran. It can be worked in any 8ply (DK weight) wool and requires around 100g.

A pullover in 3 sizes designed to use up your stash of 8ply (DK weight) yarns. Construction is flat pieces with two strands of yarn knitted together. Make it yours in a rainbow of colours or your favourite complementary shades. The pattern includes the basic knitting instructions so you can choose your own colours and yarns. A very easy and qui...