Melephant is an amigurumi beginner friendly pattern, you’ll need to know how to do single crochet (US version) or double crochet (UK version), and how to increase and decrease.

Parky takes its name from a local saying - It’s a bit parky out - which means it’s cold outside. It takes shape inspiration from parquet flooring, I love the way all those little pieces of wood sit together on an angle - simple, yet effective.

A change from the triangle scarf/shawl, Mothwing is still a relatively easy make, just using evenly spaced increases to create the shape and a few crossed and raised stitches for a bit of interest. You’ll need to know how to do back post stitches for this pattern. How to cross the stitches is shown.

Vee is a simple shawl made of solid blocks of colour for keeping you warm and cosy when out and about in Winter.

The Watcher is a mostly solid shawl with a spooky twist, great for the colder months especially October for Halloween.

The Trivial scarf can be made in either DK or 4ply yarn - the pattern and hook remain the same but produce different results. Using DK will make a warmer sturdier scarf where 4 ply will make a lighter, drapier version. Trivial is designed to be worn with the V at the front of the body.

With this pattern you will be able to create a set of Christmas characters to decorate your home for the holidays.

This amigurumi Christmas tree is worked in the round, there are no special stitches required as it is worked in SC only.

This pattern is written in US terms.

Pox has caught the pox! He’s still smiling though because he knows he’s about to get lots of cuddles from a little (or big ;) ) human to make him feel better.

This super easy poncho is made in only 30 rounds, hence the name! It uses chunky yarn and a size 10mm crochet hook so works up really quickly too. The pattern uses front and back post double crochet so if you’re unsure on that there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube, the pattern also uses foundation double crochet for round 1, but does give a ...

A beautiful Winter warmer blanket with textured blocks worked in rows, the stitches used create a fantastic dense fabric which is sure to keep anybody warm on the coldest of days. The written pattern will create a blanket 32in x 25in but you can easily add extra blocks to convert into a larger size.

Simple heart bunting suitable for a confident beginner at crochet, I haven’t included yarn amounts as you can make as many or as few as you’d like but, depending on personal tension, you can get 2 motifs out of a 50g ball of Drops paris yarn. You may use any weight of yarn but sizing will vary depending on what material you choose to use.

This pattern will show you how to create a double thick, reversible baby hat perfect for winter. You will need to know how to do basic crochet stitches as well as front and back post stitches.

This pattern is worked in Tunisian simple stitch and assumes knowledge of this, you will also be increasing and decreasing working on both forward and return pass.

Hello! As I’m new to pattern writing and creating I’m offering this pattern at £1.50 and will welcome any constructive criticism or comments of likes/dislikes that you creators may have. I’m here to help if you get stuck at any point.