Everyone who knows me know I love nature, our bush block and trees, I’m a bit obsessed. This cowl is perfectly named for that love.

Mountain Sunrise cowl is a collaboration with talented Tasmanian Indy Dyer, Sharon of Dizzie Devil Yarn. Sharyn wished to showcase her beautiful gradient, which she based on the sunrise as it hits kunanyi, Mount Wellington.

Whiskey in a Teacup is one of the first shawls I ever envisaged.

Introducing Merry Stripy Christmas, beautiful, simple cowl inspired by Louley Yarn’s 12 Stripe Christmas Yarn.

Have you ever just lost your heart to a yarn, a colour that calls to your soul? This is what happened to me when I saw this jaw dropping gradient. These are my colours! The sheer richness, depth, and beauty of this yarn drew me in and just never let go.

The autumn breeze whispers as if it’s a beautiful story I long to hear …. Angela Abraham, Feb 2021.

Daisy Kisses is the second shawl in the Just One Collection.

I love a 1 skein fingering shawl, and who doesn’t have that beautiful skein that we have brought but can’t use as it’s just not enough. That is why I started the “Just One” Collection.

A whisper, a dream, a barely felt caress. That lighter than air experience, where you are not quite sure if it’s actually real.

When the days are icy, the mornings brisk, who doesn’t like being warm and cozy?

I couldn’t resist. I love the design of my forager shawl that when we started picking blackberries this summer, it brought all the memories of my childhood, and the original forager shawl back.

Feyre is the third and final shawl in the “A Court of Thorn and Roses” collaboration with yarn artist, Angela of Pretty Twisted Knots.

Lords of the Court Shawl, is the second, in a trio of shawls, inspired by the book series “A Court of Thorn and Roses” by Sarah Maas. The trio includes the Elain Shawl and Feyre Wrap. The trio of shawls were designed in collaboration with indie dyer Angela of Pretty Twisted Knots.

Elain is the first, in a trio of shawls designed in collaboration indie dyer Angela of Pretty Twisted Knots.

Circus stripes is all about the crown. I fell in love the decreases when I saw them in a pattern book and designed the rest of it around those decreases.

Minis, we all have them!

I love cables, they look strong, dependable but can also delicate, pretty and feminine. It doesn’t matter if it is a simple 2 stitch cable like on this beanie or 30 stitches, I find knitting cables relaxing and yes I know that’s odd

Are you ready to explore, to meander, to walk with purpose, to be silent, be loud, to be alone, to be with family, to smile, to laugh, to breathe deeply and relax, to be in the sun, or in the rich fragrant bush, then let’s go foraging, for nuts, fruits, mushrooms, seafood, flowers.

This pattern and its sister pattern, Adamas Cowl, were inspired by my love of 1920 fashion, architecture, and basically any design of the time.

This pattern and its sister pattern, Asscher Beanie, were inspired by my love of 1920’s fashion, architecture, and basically any design of the time.

I was asked to design a shawl in collaboration with two amazing women, talented yarn dyer, Danielle of Raxor Yarns, and wonderful shepherdess, Ronelle of Cloverleaf Corriedale Stud. Of course I said YES!

This beanie was inspired by our families love of the game naughts and crosses (tic-tac-toe). We play it a lot, at restaurants, in the car waiting for a family member, at the shack, the beach, everywhere :)

This lovely lacy asymmetrical shawl was designed because I wanted a truly elegant lace shawl that could be dressed up to go with that amazing dress for a night out or just for a little pizazz with jeans.

The lovely mosaic pattern in this beanie was designed by my youngest son, then aged seven.