We are often inclined to cover up our mistakes, hide our regrets, fears and failings to be the person we think society wants us to be. It’s time we embrace our pasts and show our scars, they are beautiful and make us who we are. The Snagged Stitch cowl uses 24 scraps of yarn, perfect for using up scraps or Advent Calendar yarns.

The Cosgrove Crop is the perfect addition to a floaty dress or high waisted skirt. The bust measurements are fitted with no ease built in. The crop is constructed top down with no seaming. The diagonal line on the front is added afterwards using slip stitches – you notice a diagonal line begin to appear whilst you are working in the round and t...

Inspired by leaf skeletons, the Leonilde Scarf uses a triangle mesh stitch to give a “random” stitch effect. This scarf uses 100g of 4ply yarn and is the perfect way to showcase a beautiful skein of yarn throughout the warmer months.

This fun bag is a great beach accessory with it’s bamboo ring handles.

East of Eve Shrug

Inspired by A Christmas Carol, this project encourages you to use up your Ghosts of Projects Past!

Designed for stashbusting, there is no guage or recommended size, be creative and make it your own!

This jumbo christmas stocking pattern is made using approx 240m of tshirt yarn. The finished item is perfect to fill up with loads of gifts (yarn for me please!). It is quite weighty so if it is going to be hung the hook needs to be strong. The pattern is in UK crochet terms. This is a quick and easy pattern to make and can be made in an aftern...

It’s been a rollercoaster of a year here at The Fibre Lounge, and this scarf sums it up for me. Ups, downs and merry go rounds. It comes to a point at both ends with one increasing on one side and the other decreasing on the opposite side.

Give hanging plants space to branch out with this macrame-style plant holder design, stitched in natural jute for a sturdy ride.

This fun and festive table runner was designed with the song “The Holly and the Ivy” in mind. It uses filet crochet to create a stunning pattern. This pattern makes a table runner approx 2m long, but you could extend it if needs be, details within the pattern.

When making my Christmas pressies this year, I designed these geometric mittens, which I think look like twin peaks in a mountain range. This pattern makes child size mittens using an aran weight yarn and a 4.5mm hook, I used 3 colours  from the Paintbox yarn range and had over half of each of the 3 100g balls left afterwards. All of the instru...

This heart is not uniform, it is not symmetrical, it is not perfect. But it is beautiful, just like you, and me and all of us. In the run up to Valentine’s Day, we get consumed by the ideals of love and romance, frustrated that we perhaps aren’t as loved up as the next Facebook couple – or perhaps we are just happy being single and have no inte...

The Heart in a Cage scarf was my first filet crochet pattern, and it is still one of my favourite things to make. It actually got finished in Marbella…it’s certainly wasn’t cold enough to make it there! I’ts names after my favourite song by the Strokes. This is made using an aran cotton with a 6.5mm hook, I used Mondial Bio-Soft cotton

This cowl got it’s name from the first one I made, Social Media proclaimed it looked like noodles…lovely fluffy cosy ones though!