Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland is a iconic, well-loved classic piece of children’s literature illustrated with beautiful original line drawings by Sir John Tenniel. These illustrations are now in the public domain giving us the opportunity to bring these classics to light with the medium of yarn.

Inspired by my sister’s chicken-raising stories, I created a unique crochet pattern combining a chicken with a floral motif as a tribute to her.

Who doesn’t love an owl? I wanted a pattern for an owl but with a bit of a different twist which is why I designed this pattern to be made up of lots of little sections. I think this works really well with the mosaic style of crocheting.

This pattern is an adaptation of a painting my mum did. A beautiful tree of life in 4 different colours, though it would look just as beautiful with the tree in only 1 colour.

I’d like to say there was some deep and meaningful reason for choosing to create this design, but the honest truth is I just really like birds of prey!! So where better to begin than with a massive eagle head!!?!

Who doesn’t love a big eyed frog? Mr Hoppity is here to fulfil your froggy dreams!!

Create a dynamic blanket with this roaring t-rex overlay mosaic crochet pattern.

Create a cuddlier version of this iconic insect in any colour you can dream of.

A quick mosaic overlay pattern to create a cute brachiosaurus.

Create a token of love with this easy, beginner friendly crochet pattern for a cute love bug. This pattern includes 2 different sizes of love bug in either a solid colour or rainbow colours.

Create a cuddlier version of this iconic insect in any colour you can dream of.

Quick and easy pattern for a mini Santa hat. Use it as an ornament, or pop it on some of your other crochet creations.

Whip up these easy holly berries to help decorate this festive season! Quick and easy… and any yarn will do! I’ve done versions in velvet, worsted and cotton yarns.

Real bees are brilliant, but not great for cuddles! Create your own cuddly honey bee with this quick to make crochet pattern.

Real bees are brilliant, but not great for cuddles! Create your own cuddly honey bee with this step by step guide.

Create these cute little triangle animals for your loved ones.

Do you have a twitcher in the family? This cute gnome is ready to go bird spotting with his boots, walking stick and binoculars!!

Be out and proud with the Pride Gnome!!

Crochet Terms: US

Crochet Terms: US

This is a beginner to intermediate crochet pattern using a variety of crochet stitches. Any thread weight yarn can be used but when using Scheepjes Maxi Sugar Rush, these earrings come out at 7cm long.