Asymmetrical split neck cowl pattern with huge flower detail. This pattern is written in US terminology, however, there is a handy conversion table included. Materials- 4mm hook (US G/6)

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Use up scraps and make loads of these as fast as anything!

This tweed mouse pattern is level easy and just calls for a small amount of yarn and a 5mm hook.

This fab pattern is so quick to make using a 10mm hook. You’ll need about 200g super chunky yarn and if you use 2 strands of DK held together you need double that. You’ll also need approx 80g cotton for contrasting edging.

This little pixie bag is great for using up scraps. You’ll need less than 100g and you can use any yarn and hook. Level easy.

This fall poncho style top is so autumny! All you’ll need is any yarn to suit a 5mm hook. I used Rico Aran weight Cotton. The poncho is made up of 4 large squares and joining instructions are included, You will need approx 8x50g balls, although some of the colours won’t be used very much and are just accent colours. The colourway possibilities ...

This stunning little bralette is perfect for summer. Works up very fast. To make larger sizes all you need to do is add rounds to the cups. Gauge not essential, all you need is about 100g cotton DK weight yarn. The pattern also includes the little flowers.

An easy quick pattern, you can use any DK weight and adjust the size simply by adding rows or going up a hook size. You must know how to do FPDC stitches.

This fab top is a quick make and reuires less than 100g yarn. You can adjust the size so easily by adding extra rows but the simplicity of the pattern means you can use any yarn or hook.

Handy festival belt with stash pouch! Perfect for the beach. All you need is 100g of any yarn to suit a 5mm hook. Size easily adjusted. Level Intermediate.

These fab boot cuffs double up as legwarmers too! Using chunky yarn and a 8mm hook you can whip up a pair of these in about an hour.

This gorgeous little purse has two distinct and different stitch patterns on either side so you can choose which you like best before sewing it up, level Intermediate, embroidery instructions not included.

Easy pattern that works up in an evening and is made all in one piece.

Just a simple scarf with a mesh body and gorgeous edging.

Introducing the Lilac Blossom Stitch, a pretty pointed 3d stitch that reminds me of clusters on a lilac bush. The pattern calls for the recommended yarn, used with 2 strands held together and a 6mm hook. I used just under 4x 50g balls.

These work up in about half an hour, use any yarn to suit a 4.25mm hook. I used DK weight.

Simple easily adaptable pattern, make larger and chunkier just by adjusting hook size or yarn.

This pattern is a gorgeous chunky hood, made with self striping yarn and a 7mm hook. Easily altered for bigger fit - just go up a hook size.

You’ll love making this! Features an undulating ribbed Collar.

This pattern makes up so fast with a 7mm hook and two strands held together. Knowledge of post stitches needed.

This cowl/scarf/shawlette is so versatile and can be worn in different level intermediate, you must have a knowledge of plain post stitches and picots. I used a 200g ball of the stated yarn.

Don’t you love autumn! I do, coz I get chance to make lots of cute cuffs like these. Calls for any DK weight yarn or yarn to suit 3.5mm hook. For large hands, go up a hook size or two,

This lush cowl takes exactly 1 x 100g ball of super chunky yarn. You’ll also need some contrasting lighter weight yarn for the trim. The loopy flower adds some eye catching detail!

numerous colour changes make this a hat to impress… level Intermediate.

Such a pretty accessory! Level Intermediate. Features button front and could be worn two ways.

This pattern calls for 2 strands of DK weight and Aran weight held together. Works up super fast. Can be worn two ways.

Another super fast patter using DK weight yarn and a 9mm hook. Pattern can be easily adjusted to fit sizes.

This hat can be made in half an hour using a 10mm hook and some Aran weight yarn. I used two strands of 4 ply. You can adjust it easily by adding one or two rows and it’s super comfy.

This cowl level intermediate and requires the knowledge of Post Stitches.

This adorable Capelet was made in one hour! It’s based on a simple granny square with a memorable repetitive stitch sequence, I used a 9mm hook and 2 strands of 4ply held together but you can use any yarn you want. Features a cute loopy fringe.

This easy pattern works up fast and calls for two strands of DK or 4ply held together.

This little pouch is handy for those days on the beach when you come home with your pockets filled with shells and pebbles! I hope you enjoy filling it with little treasures!

Use whatever yarn you like suitable for the hook size. A larger hook /thicker yarn will give you a larger collar and a smaller hook/thinner yarn will give you a smaller collar so adjust accordingly. For this pattern I used two strands of 4 ply held together. Remember that your collar won’t look exactly like mine as you will likely be using diff...