Designed for the generous yardage of white gum wool, this shawl is a large lacey triangle perfect for snuggling into on those cool days.

A simple scarf, this design uses cables to define the border. Rather then the normal rectangular shape of a scarf, this scarf is a parrellogram for something a little bit different. The body is simple in design, stockinette with garter ridges forming vertical stripes like the gaps between the boards that form a garden gate.

This is a simple slightly slouchy beanie that knits up fast. A cable pattern reminiscent of the knots found in wood add a bit of detail for interest. A quick knit, it uses smaller needles to add negative ease in the brim, allowing for a comfortable fit.

This shawl was designed to work with the colourway Spring Rainbow by Gradient. The lace forms into lanterns that seem to glow with the colour shift of the yarn, before finishing in a picot bind off.

This pattern started as an idea for a gender neutral hat with some intricate detail. The pattern is created using slip stitches and is designed for a tight fit, with little ease.

This is a simple bonnet pattern that could be used for a boy or girl. There is instructions to add a ribbed back band to give the bonnet a tighter fit.

Please refer to the size chart and head circumference when choosing which size to make. This is a comfortable fitting bonnet that is appropriate for boys or girls. It has a textured look and feel created by the “leaf” stitch and a faux ribbing around the face.

This is a simple box vest designed for those cooler days during summer, spring or autumn or for layering. It had a small whimsical owl cabled into the pattern and textured stripes. It is a slim to comfortable fit with only an inch of ease. Please use the chest measurements as a guide when choosing what size to make.