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This asymmetrical triangular shawl is worked in five colour blocks. Slipped stitches create an elegant pattern of lines on a background of garter stitch, with a different design feature in each of the five sections, including cables creating crossing lines, and bobbles to add texture. A faux i-cord creates a neat edging.

This single-skein triangular shawlette was inspired by stitch patterns traditionally used for ganseys (fisherman’s sweaters) in Cornwall, England, incorporating both ‘Cornish ribs’ and a cable pattern specifically used at the tiny fishing village of Sennen Cove in times gone by.

Worked top-down, with a heel-flap and gusset, these socks feature a longer leg for extra cosiness inside boots or wellies – perfect to wear for autumn and winter walks, crunching through crisp golden leaves, or squelching along muddy riverside paths. The top rib flows into the cable pattern, continuing onto the top of the foot, and returning to...

For a number of reasons over the past years I have often had periods of wakefulness during the night – one pleasant thing I sometimes find my mind pondering over during these times is future knitting designs! This wrap design idea was sparked during a period of sleepless nights – hence the name!

This pair of socks is worked cuff-down, featuring a heel-flap and gusset, and toes grafted with kitchener stitch. It is suitable for knitters who are experienced in colourwork.

This fun knit, worked in the round, features a zigzag design worked over a 3-row pattern involving colourwork and slipped stitches. The zigzags add interest to the knit, whilst still having soothing rows of stocking stitch to work in-between. This cowl was designed to be worn folded double, but could also be worn as a long tube with extra slouch.

This delicate and drapey semi-circular one-skein shawl begins with a garter tab cast-on, then uses slipped stitches and garter ridges to create a design that echoes the lines on a limpet shell. It would also look lovely in a tonal or single colour yarn, as well as speckled or multicolour yarns.

This pattern was designed and knitted during a period of lockdown here in the UK (due to the Covid-19 pandemic) - the last year or so has certainly brought constant changes to adapt to, and the challenge of learning to embrace those changes, to see and appreciate the abundant blessings that we do have in each day.

At the time of designing this pattern, here in England we were in a period of lockdown restrictions, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Whilst we were unable to hug our loved ones, there was nothing to stop them wrapping up cosily in woollies that had been knitted for them with lots of love! This soft, light scarf is long enough to wrap snuggly thre...

This biased shawl has graduated panels of lace, creating a light and airy shawl, perfect for wearing on cool summer evenings or spring and autumn days.

This pretty little cropped cardigan has a graduated subtle purl-stitch textured pattern around the body, reminding me of pebbles scattered along the beach. It is perfect to wear for a little extra warmth over a dress, or with a T-shirt and trousers. The top-down construction of this cardigan allows maximum knitting pleasure with minimum finishi...

With squishy rows of garter stitch interspersed with delicate eyelet stitches, this shawl is relaxing and therapeutic to knit, and comforting and cosy to wear – a perfect knit for the cold winter months. This crescent shaped shawl has a garter-tab cast-on, then is worked in rows of gradually increasing length with increases at the start of each...

This cosy cowl is the perfect size to snuggle round your neck inside your coat or jacket, keeping you warm on chilly days. The design features a smocked pattern, which is easier to do than it looks – all you need to be able to do is use a cable needle. It is worked in the round, so no seaming is needed. A quick project to knit – perfect for you...

This little cardi was designed for my little girl to wear over her romper or dress on cool Summer and Autumn days, playing outdoors at the park or on the beach, when an extra little layer is needed. A bonus is that each of the 4 sizes can be made from a single 100g skein of fingering weight yarn. It has a loose fit, with lowered armholes, and f...

This shoulder bag is made of a dense fabric of cotton yarn worked in half-treble stitches, giving it a sturdy yet comfortable feel. The design was inspired by the rippling waves of the sea, which is reflected in the stitch details when changing from one colour block to another. Depending on your colour choices, your bag could either use subtle ...

This is a light weight but warm cardigan, knitted in 4ply yarn, perfect for cooler days. Knitted top-down, it has a raglan yoke, full-length sleeves, and a pretty frill at the waist. Stitches are picked up afterwards to create the neckband.

Knitted from just one skein of fingering weight yarn, this is a perfect project for a special yarn from your stash. It is knitted from end to end, forming an asymmetrical triangle, so at most there are only just over 100 stitches on your needle. Little tassels on the corners add an extra bit of fun! The finished shawl is a perfect size to keep ...

Gratitude Hat is a cozy fitting fair-isle hat, knitted in a soft wool-alpaca blend yarn. The design incorporates a selection of fair-isle patterns in rich shades of red, pink and orange, to contrast with the deep purple background. Knitted in the round from the bottom up, this hat is a quick knit, perfect for a gift (or a treat for yourself for...

This cowl fits cosily into the neck of your coat or could be worn over a jumper for extra warmth. It’s not always easy to find crochet designs suitable for gifts for men, but I think the simplicity of this cowl makes it a perfect gift for both men and women alike. A combination of trebles, double trebles and chain stitches are used to create a ...