A pattern inspired by the wonderful spiralling horns of Norma the Norfolk Horn Sheep, the East Anglia Yarn Festival logo and mascot.

A 25 section triangle shawl, perfect for festive countdowns, mini skeins, leftovers and scraps, crocheted with fingering weight yarn held double.

Inspired by Litmus, a knitted cowl pattern by Jude Harper, this striped crochet infinity cowl is perfect for those tiny nuggets of joy left over from finished projects, mini skein sets or a yarn advent. Striped

A festive cowl full of ‘baubles’, this lightweight but cosy crochet cowl, featuring the harlequin stitch, is a perfect pattern for advent, 12 days or scrap yarn, taking no more than 5g of fingering weight yarn per row of baubles.

A cosy, textured cowl, suitable for beginner / intermediate crocheters, Gems in the Moss features simple stitches interspersed with ‘gems’ which pop out in a regular pattern.

A one-skein shawl suitable for beginner / intermediate crocheters, Budding into Bloom features simple crochet lace and panels of textured buds which grow through the shawl before finally bursting into blooms. This pattern is written with both left and right-handed crocheters in mind (the designer being a leftie herself).

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