A great way to use up oddments of yarn in any weight.

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This triangular scarf works up quickly with a simple four row pattern repeat, and has dangly tails at the top corners. Wet block gently to open up the mesh sections.

Herrena is an asymmetrical wrap that is worn fastened by a brooch, shawl pin or button link. It is worked edging first, with the main body of the shawl crocheted on to the edging strip.

This highly textured cowl is designed to fit snugly. There is however enough yarn in 1 x 100g skein of the Elmet Aran to increase length by up to 5” (10 rows) if a looser cowl is preferred. The yarn used gives very good stitch definition to this pattern.

Written in UK terms, this simple stocking works up super fast due to the treble crochet (US double crochet) stitch. Pages 1 and 2 contain the pattern, while pages 3 and 4 contain photo-heavy step by step instructions for turning the heel, giving you the option of printing the full thing or pattern-only.

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The perfect way to make known your feelings about that particular cousin, co-irker or neighbour.

Ever felt you couldn’t give a rat’s ass? Now you can.

Ever wished you could have a real-life disagree button? Now you can! Invaluable for perusing Facebook, and an ideal gift for call centre workers everywhere, this pocket-sized button can be attached to a keychain so it’s always there when you need it.

A super-quick set that showcases special yarns - make a set to go with every outfit. Takes very little yarn so perfect for oddments.

Perfect for showing off silk, dried or felt flowers, this vase can also be used with a glass liner to display fresh flowers. Leave plain or decorate with beads, buttons and crocheted flowers, or experiment with variegated and self-striping yarns.

There’s not really much that can be said about this one. A fellow LSGer requested a specific pattern, and I was happy to help. I mean, yeah, it looks like naughty bits but if you work it in red and turn it upside-down, hey presto, you have a love heart. Any other interpretation is down to your own filthy mind.

Yarn weight and hook size will determine the finished size of this pattern. Use 4-ply/fingering for keychain size, DK/worsted for tree/car ornament size, chunky/bulky for coaster size. Use hook size appropriate to yarn.

Yarn weight and hook size will determine the finished size of this pattern. Use 4-ply/fingering for keychain size, DK/worsted for tree/car ornament size, chunky/bulky for coaster size. Use hook size appropriate to yarn.

Yarn weight and hook size will determine the finished size of this pattern. Use 4-ply/fingering for keychain size, DK/worsted for tree/car ornament size, chunky/bulky for coaster size. Use hook size appropriate to yarn.

This scarf is perfect for a confident beginner in crochet. It uses a simple pattern repeat that gives maximum visual impact and is easy to customise for width and length, so can be made as a skinny scarf or a wide wrap. It can also be made in any weight yarn; just make sure you use a hook big enough to give a very open fabric.

A tribute to my favourite Hogwarts teacher - Professor McGonagall’s Yule Ball hat.

Pattern uses any DK weight yarn.

The way this corsage is worked means it has a flat back, making it very easy to sew on a brooch pin or button & also meaning it sits well when worn.

This pattern can be worked in aran yarn with a 5mm hook to make a men’s size.

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This pattern requires 2 large focal buttons (mix or match) to make the button link & also 2 medium plain buttons to match your yarn.

A simple shrug with petal-like sleeves. the name is inspired by the colour & cuffs.

This is a burlesque-inspired washcloth pattern, ideal for Valentine’s Day or a hen/bachelorette party gift. For this project gauge is unimportant - simply use a hook appropriate to your yarn as the yarn weight & hook will determine the finished size but overall proportions will remain the same regardless.

Watch out, this kitten has claws!

A simple knitted gauntlet with a delicate eyelet pattern.

I designed these gloves as a quickie extra gift for my daughter’s birthday - they’re fast to make & can even be scaled down for funky toddler mitts.

There are 3 variations of this pattern in the book - lace, cables & bobbles - which means there should be something for everyone.