The Cruel Summer Bandana is a quick and easy stash busting accessory inspired by THAT Taylor Swift crochet dress. This cute headscarf is made up of one granny half square, with colour change stripes to match the original dress, and simple ties added at the end. You can use any four shades of 4ply cotton yarn for this pattern.

A pair of cosy fingerless gloves with the most impressive texture. The Shoreline Mitts are inspired by gentle waves lapping on a sandy beach and have a gorgeously tactile finish with ribbed cuffs. The dreamy almond stitch is a ridge pattern that is quite simple once you get going.

A cosy ear warmer with the most impressive texture and pretty knot detail. The Contour Headband is inspired by the rolling curves of hilly landscapes, with a gorgeously tactile finish. The dreamy almond stitch is a ridge pattern that is quite simple once you get going, and as it’s a one-skein make it’s perfect for showing off a beautiful hand-d...

Learn how to create beautiful woven-look texture with this simple hairband design. The Forager Headband is worked in gorgeous herringbone stitch – it’s straightforward to knit and looks so impressive. You’ll stay warm and keep hair out of your face for foraging with this cosy-yet-chic pattern.

Keep cosy from season to season with a statement scarf in luxe silk blend yarn. This clever geometric accessory showcases the Apache Tears stitch pattern, with bold zigzag stripes formed by double crochet and front post double treble stitches.

Cool cotton in candy shades makes this handy shopper the prettiest bag on the block!

A characterful corner-to-corner polar bear blanket with colours inspired by the northern lights. The pattern is worked diagonally following a chart.

Becca Parker’s aran cowl introduces you to a pretty little flower stitch.

Create a cosy modern accessory with a sense of tradition and a touch of texture.

Cottagecore meets 70s style in this pretty weekend knit. Stitch daisy-inspired lace to create a triangular headscarf with i-cord ties.

As seen in Simply Knitting!

Hook a fun hexagon-shaped cushion inspired by honeycomb! This playful statement décor piece is worked in chunky yarn, made up of two hexagon motifs in different shades of yellow, filled and then joined with a double crochet seam. It’s decorated with an appliqué honeybee with wings left loose to flutter, and little cheery daisies.

A simple quick knit that plays with colours, stitch textures and the tactile contrast between fuzzy, marshmallowy chunky wool and the sheen of finer cotton DK. The maximalist design was inspired by the current trend for oversized pastel knitwear, and a love of playful embellishment.

The blanket is made up of a 9x9 block of granny and rainbow motif squares, then granny stripes are added to two ends to create a rectangle shape. The piece is then embellished with fringing using all four yarn colours.

Celebrate the season with a hexie wall hanging. This easy-to-follow design depicts the Nativity in a simple, modern way with a subtle sparkle.

As seen in Mollie Makes!

As seen in Mollie Makes!

Roller skating is having a revival, so if you want to relive your derby days or tap into the trend this cushion will be your soft landing.

Whip up a super-quick hair accessory using scrap yarns. It’s a 90s dream! This simple hair scrunchie is knitted in the round, and then joined with a simple crochet seam. It’s an easy make, but you can make it as fancy as you like with your yarn choices.

Brighten up your sofa with a colour pop crochet cushion. Hello bold pink and red colour clash! The simple circle‐to‐square blocks have a high contrast tile effect and are quick to hook once you’ve nailed the colour changes. Stitch 16 squares for both the front and back of the cushion, or make one big granny square for the back for a reversible ...

This simple hexie wall hanging is a lovely way to welcome new babe, decorate a nursery or add and fun yarny touch to a creative gallery wall. It’s beginner friendly too – just one big hexagon embellished with clouds and a rainbow that you’ll sew on after.

This simple hexie wall hanging is a lovely way to welcome new babe, decorate a nursery or add and fun yarny touch to a creative gallery wall. It’s beginner friendly too – just one big hexagon embellished with daisies and a bee that you’ll sew on after.

This vintage-inspired crochet bridal garter is made with a simple zigzag-shaped pattern repeat. You’ll thread the beads on beforehand and add them in as you work. When assembling, you may wish to thread a fine band of elastic through underneath the ribbon to hold the garter in place more securely.

This vintage-inspired crochet ring bearer pillow is made up of two simple blocks, joined with a fancy scalloped edging and topped with pretty petals and ribbon. The contrasting inner is sewn and inserted before the front and back pieces are joined with the edging. You can choose to play with colour, or keep it simple with ivory or just one or t...

Top your wedding cake with a trio of lacy keepsake hearts.

Chevrons, ripples, zigags, whatever you want to call it, this blanket’s got them, plus tassels galore in ALL the colours! This design is a fun aran-weight crochet throw designed to be meditative and joyous to make. It’s has a bit of a retro flavour with cute clusters that add texture. Front loop/ back loop stitches give the subtle appearance of...

An adorable bunny cosy to keep your egg snug!