With a diamond pattern created by front post stitches, you can create this Christmas stocking with a single ball of chunky yarn (100g, or approx. 190m/207yds).

A gorgeous parasol, ready to take with you to the beach or on a summer picnic. Classic beach stripes are combined with filet pattern of crosses expands outwards from the centre, providing you with dappled shade wherever you go.

A lovely nativity set, all ready for Christmas! Includes Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, shepherds, kings, sheep and a donkey.

Paja’s Party is a three-in one pattern – a coaster that can either grow into a place mat, or into a gorgeous beaded jug cover. Perfect for an afternoon tea in the garden!

A beautifully lush wreath for nature-lovers, this project works up quickly and is great for using up bits and pieces of stash yarn.

Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble! These three witches are perfect for Halloween. Worked amigurumi style, they are approximately 12 inches/30 centimetres tall and are very customisable.

The Kaleidoscope blanket ran as a free CAL beginning 3rd January 2020, with parts available fortnightly.

Candyfloss Daydreams is composed of four different sizes of square that all fit together a little like a jigsaw puzzle to create a square blanket that’s big enough for a lap blanket, or the perfect size for a child. The border is light and ruffly, which is a lovely contrast to the more solid squares.

A round ripple bunny lovey, perfect for a baby or toddler. Big enough to cuddle up to, and small enough to carry around.

A simple but elegant repeating pattern, worked from the centre out. Designed as a baby blanket, the pattern repeat means you can keep going until the blanket is as large as you want it.

A joyfully busy Christmas wreath, with holly leaves, berries, Christmas roses and stars.

A collection of cosies to fit round jam jars of 190ml (8.5cm high with 6.5cm diameter). Perfect for a votive candle, these cosies will cast really interesting shadows with a lighted candle inside.

Inspired by traditional pantomime harlequin costumes, this is a project bag big enough to fit a blanket’s worth of yarn into!

Three cushion covers for 16” cushion pads.

This blanket is composed of a single repeating square, and the border is designed such that you can use it for any size of blanket made using this square. However, the blanket itself is designed to use up most of a ball of each colour; if you make the full blanket, therefore, you should end up with only small quantities of yarn leftover.

A swirling and spinning circular blanket, very quick to work up, a simple repeating pattern that increases as you go. You can make it to any size, from a cushion cover right up to a big bedspread: just keep following the repeating pattern.

This blanket has been inspired by The Secret Garden, by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Starting with the spring flowers of snowdrops and daffodils and working outwards into the summer with roses and lilies, this blanket aims to take you along with Mary Lennox as she grows with the garden.

A beautifully textured ripple blanket, measuring 30x31 inches. Post stitches add texture to the waves and make the different stripes really pop out.

A set of seasonally-themed wall hanging decorations, using embroidery hoops as frames.

This blanket has been inspired by the wonderful and diverse varieties of sunflowers, to create a splash of sunshine in any room.

This blanket has been inspired by the character ‘Ross Poldark’, from BBC’s Poldark (2015). I used Ross’s colour palette and incorporated various themes including crossroads and breaking barriers into each square.

This blanket has been inspired by the character ‘Demelza’, from BBC’s Poldark (2015). I used Demelza’s colour palette and incorporated her love of flowers into each square.

A friend wanted an ipod cozy, and I couldn’t find a pattern I liked so whipped this one up quickly. It took just a few hours to make.