A lovely shrug, knitted in Clare 4-ply merino and silk from Native Yarns. This is very easy to wear and perfect for spring and summer evenings.

A lovely jumper, knitted in Native Yarns Rendlesham Aran, which is a British Blue Faced Leicester yarn. This is perfect for layering with tee shirts or jumpers whenever you need it.

A striking cardi, inspired my youngest daughter. Just like her, it is bold and beautiful!

This is a 4-ply cardigan with ¾ length sleeves that needs no sewing up to finish it. It is knit from the top down, with the sleeves grafted on once the main body of the cardi is complete and showcases two very pretty madeira lace stitch patterns.

This is a hug of a jumper, knitted in 2 DK yarns using slip stitches to create a rich textured knit that will keep you warm throughout the winter months. The body of the jumper is knit from the bottom up, on circular needles and then back and forth once divided for the armholes. The sleeves are raglan styled, full length and are knitted flat. T...

Inspired by the flash of halcyon blue that is all you often see of a Kingfisher. This cowl is named for one of my favourite birds; Alcedo Atthis. Atthis, in Greek mythology was a beautiful woman from the island of Lesbos.

A lovely floaty shrug, knitted in mohair and silk lace, great over dresses or jeans.

This is a delicate top, knitted from 2 100g skeins of lace weight yarn. This lace pattern looks complicated, but is really easy to knit. The body of the tee is knit from the bottom up, on circular needles and then back and forth once divided for the armholes. The sleeves are ¾ length and are knitted in the round until shaping for the top of the...

A deeply textured, reversible scarf in soft, lustrous Blue Faced Leicester. Wearing this scarf is like wearing a hug! It’s quick to knit up and is great as a Christmas present. The finished scarf is 18cm (7ins) wide and 130cm (51ins) long.

A simple, light and warm jumper knitted in a combination of lace weight yarns. This A-line jumper pattern has a scooped back and cuffs finished with seed stitch borders. It’s designed to be a relaxed fit and to use only 200g of yarn.Currently in one size only, but as it’s designed to be a relaxed fit, this will work for a range of different siz...

A deeply textured, reversible cowl in soft, chunky merino. It’s quick to knit up and is great as a Christmas present. Perfect for keeping warm without the bulk of a scarf. The finished cowl is 21cm deep, with a circumference of 60 cm.

I named this pattern after my dad’s last boat. He’s no longer with us, but was a passionate sailor and so I’ve combined the blues & greens of the sea with shetland Crest of the Wave lace pattern to create a pretty and versatile cowl, perfect for wearing indoors or out on the ocean wave!

A delicate pair of lace gloves, with a pattern based on the Japanese Feather pattern.

A soft & delicate scarf with pretty wavy edge.

A stunning mohair and silk lace stole.

A beautifully light and lacy scarf with pretty wavy edge.

This is a delicate lace top and can be knitted from a single 100g skein of lace weight yarn. The pattern requires some concentration as the lace pattern is worked on every row. It is not, however, difficult to knit if you have some experience knitting lace. The only shaping is in the neck, the fit is due to the drape of the finished fabric.

I’ve found that there are some lace patterns that are easier to knit in the round than back & forth. This is one of them and is for delicate pair of lace gloves that have the added attraction of being mirror images of each other. The right hand glove has the lace pattern spiraling around in one direction, the left hand one travels the oppos...

A delicate pair of lace gloves that is beautifully simple to knit.

A beautiful pair of lacy gloves that are far easier to knit than they appear!