The more easy going sibling of my Skeleton Self Portrait Scarf.

These ruffled socks put a spring in your step! Wear them with a floaty dress or add a bit of eye-catching fun to restrained cropped trousers.

From Fabienne Gassmann, the designer: “I have a fondness for a good hoodie peeking out from under more formal outerwear. Foster aims to be just that, adding a bit of street cred to any outfit. On top of that, it’s perfect for an evening campfire. Remember the age old issue of being super toasty on the front, facing the fire and icy cold at the ...

Inspired by the jolly Christmas globes that dangle colour and reflected light, Bauble Hat will take your holiday knitting in some glorious and curious new directions. Playfully repurposed mending techniques create a crafty new approach to decorating your hand knits.

This pattern can be found in issue 12 of Laine Magazine.

This pattern can be found in 52 Weeks of Socks / 52 x villasukat.

A close- fitting colourwork cowl, inspired by the vibration of sound through air, 70s psychedelia and the crackling white noise that can be heard when tuning an analogue radio. Designed to celebrate the launch of John Arbon’s new Yarn, ‘Yarnadelic’.

Self Portrait Skeleton is a large scarf for the patient crocheter, it is worked entirely in filet crochet and ends up as a picture of a life size skeleton.