I think it’s fair to say that Toothless from the Dreamworks movie “How to train your dragon” is probably the most adorable dragon ever to hatch. With many so many small (and less small) fans, I thought Toothless the dragon would be a great inspiration for a hat. Who could resist that face?

It is a well established fact that the only thing cuter than a baby is a baby with a big fake moustache. Seriously, it’s on the internets, therefore it’s a FACT.

This is a pattern for a top-down seamless hooded jacket. The sleeves and lower body flare out into a chunky lace pattern reminiscent of peacock feathers. This pattern can be worked in one or two colours, and as it is worked from the top down, the length of body and sleeves can be adapted.

Anyone who’s seen The Tudors (or has a basic grasp of English History) will probably understand how wary I as when my husband quoted Henry VIII as an inspiration. Thankfully, it wasn’t in marital terms but for his taste in celtic decorations. An intricate knotwork pattern taken from a famous portrait of him (Henry Tudor, not my husband) was the...

This sporty top was designed for the fundraising event “Walk the Walk”, a walking marathon in aid of breast cancer research where participants, female and male, walk in a bra all night.

This cosy cape is made of soft chunky yarn to keep you warm on winter walks. The scalloped edges are made using fisherman’s rib, and the pattern also includes a variety of different stitches, perfect for showing off your knitting know-how.

With a godson who loves nothing better than dressing up as his favourite movie and cartoon villains, it was only a matter of time before I ended up making something like this! He is a great fan of Star Wars, so who better than the iconic bad guy Darth Vader to inspire his new costume? This knitting pattern includes instructions for the sweater ...

A super soft blanket and matching hat knitting pattern for little ladies.

This sweater was designed especially for Sofie Grabol who plays detective Sarah Lund in the Danish crime series The Killing (Forbrydelsen). It was featured in The Killing Handbook (Forbrydelsen forever) by Emma Kennedy.

Inspired by the red sweater worn by detective Sarah Lund in the second series of The Killing (Forbrydelsen), this chunky raglan jumper features a subtle nordic style pattern around the chest and arms.

Inspired by the iconic sweaters worn by detective Sarah Lund in the first series of The Killing (Forbrydelsen), this jumper knitting pattern can be made in the featured black-on-white colour combo, in the white-on-brown version or the white on navy blue from the third series. Or you can of course choose any colour combination you like!

After making a jumper for a friend, I had more leftover yarn than I expected, so I decided to make her some matching accessories to go with it. She lives in London and loves to wander through Hyde Park in the autumn and delight in the simple wonders of life, so I wanted to design something sweet and poetic for those chilly days.

This is a simple 2 colour raglan sweater for kids with a cute hat that turns the simple jumper into a panda outfit!