A pretty and delicate wrap with matching mitts. Perfect to keep the spring chills away but cozy enough to keep you snug in winter.

Flurries of magical snowflakes are captured in a beautiful drift to make this blanket constructed of individual motifs, each incased and joined as the blanket is worked with a decorative border added to compliment the design which shows off the pretty snowflake points at either end.

This blanket welcomes the arrival of spring in a riot of glorious colour! Create a garden of beautifully puffy daisies, and have fun with colour while you create this joyful blanket. The hexagon motifs are joined together using my modular join as you go technique and then a border is added around the edge to frame the blanket.

A crochet take on a classic style quilt, this beautiful and understated star design is constructed with simple one and two colour crochet squares to make a big impact. Crocheted sashing and a quilt binding style border is added to finish the look.

Notes on a dog jumper… I’ve always wanted to make up a crocheted jumper for Bertie to wear and I finally got around to it. Once I had something that fit him well and that he was happy to wear, I knew I wanted to make more!

Crochet Advent Pattern

Using the pretty hexagon flower motif from the Painted Anemones Blanket pattern as a starting point, these two smaller projects show off the design beautifully and provide the perfect decorative touches around the home for you, or to give as a gift.

A beautiful rainbow of hexagon flowers dance across this blanket and are framed with a pretty floral border. Hexagon motifs are worked together using join as you go, then a border is added by working in the round.

This Spice of Life Blanket pattern was originally released in parts for the Cherry Heart and Black Sheep Wools CAL in 2015, now available all together.

An elegant addition to any wardrobe, this pretty, lacy top is made of a simple flower motif and features a cute filigree and mini shell trimming. Constructed in one piece, joining as you go, with edging added to finish.

Reminiscent of farmhouse style quilted 9 patch blankets, this crocheted version uses the batik yarn to recreate the vintage look of traditional feed- sack fabrics and textured stitches to mimic sewn quilted lines that run diagonal to the patchwork.

A simple and easy to remember lace repeat that mimics lines of beautiful piped icing for a decorative touch to these socks which are worked from the cuff down.

Summer Breeze and Golden Summer

A simple but effective lightning bolt design gives a striking touch to these socks with a reverse heel and inset toe. Worked from the cuff down using a square heel.

A beautiful and simple eyelet design gives a pretty touch to these socks with a delicate picot cuff. Worked from the cuff down using a square heel.

Based on a vintage motif from a hand me down piece, this miniature doily style motif is pretty on it’s own or when combined to create a delightfully delicate fabric. Made in the round, with a smaller motif to help joining.

A lacy square motif inspired by a vintage shawl handed down to me from my Nan. The squares can be combined using ‘Join As You Go’ technique to create larger pieces of fabric.

A decorative rainbow hanging, to brighten up any room and a symbol of hope, to look for the silver lining in every situation. Worked flat and backed with card to stiffen.

An elegant and timeless filet crochet style bedspread, echoing a classic vintage style. This rectangular blanket is worked flat with an applied border.

The perfect tea time accompaniment for your vintage style afternoon tea, this set includes all the trimmings: tea pot and egg cosies, drinks coasters, bunting and a shelf edging for showing off those vintage china cups.

Combining an elegant crochet ‘join as you go’ design front with beautiful floral backing fabrics for a delicate and pretty cushion to enhance any room, indoors or out.

Strut your stuff in this simple and chic crochet jewellery set, with a luxurious gold trim. Complete with a set of dip glided bowls to display your new treasure.

Create a strong graphic feel by making a two tone bag or let your creativity shine through with a rainbow of colour against a backdrop of light, dark or neutral. Bag worked in the round continuing into strap rows with stripe detail.

A perfect baby gift, these simple but adorable bibs with a cute little cross stitch detail are incredibly useful and also quick to make.

A beautifully textured cloth with a sooth and ‘scrubbing’ side and a puffy soft face cleanser.

Nature’s Walk CAL

#NaturesWalkCAL

A beautiful and unique stitch pattern makes this blanket stand out from the crowd.

A delicate openwork lace shawl with hints of butterflies fluttering and flitting by.

Glam up your wardrobe with some sweet retro style hangers, that are as practical as they are adorable.

Ziggy with a twist…

All the striking good looks of my ‘Getting Ziggy Shawl’ chevron stripes combined with beautiful crisp and clean edges and fun tassels for a statement blanket.

A slice of fun…

Good enough to eat…

The ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ of socks…

A light and delicate honeycomb …

Warm enough for the coldest adventure…

On point…

Calling all Strictly Come Dancing (Dancing with the Stars) fans…

Bluebirds fly…

A crochet stitch sampler…

As happy as toasty toes…

Nothing complicated, just super simple grannies with colours to warm the heart. All jazzed up with a dingly, dangly border.

Glorious garter stitch…

A project to remember…

Calming stitching to soothe the soul…

Having fun in the sun…

A Spicier Life Crochet Along

A smaller variation on my original grannie square heart and a teeny, tiny, itty, bitty heart. Great for bunting, parcel decoration, appliqués, card making and such.

Under the light of a silvery moon…

A tribute to the crafty ladies in our lives…

Softy spoken…

The classic granny is a firm favourite of mine and this sweetly simple set is a joy to wear, especially when made luxurious with a touch of cashmere.

Strut out in striking style in this geometric statement. Choose high contrast yarns to emphasise the geometric look, or soften things down with more subtle shades.

Bring a touch of the exotic to your wardrobe and surround yourself in the bright and balmy warmth of these floral beauties

Cool, calm, beach chic…

Designed for the Friends Around the World Anniversary CAL blanket, this is a nice and simple but striking block that features a compass points motif.

Taking your first steps…

A perfect year around shawl. Light and airy enough to keep off summer chills and yet, soft and snuggly enough to warm in winter. An elegant pattern made all in one piece.

Sweetly simple…

Who says crochet can’t be all about luxury yarns too? This softer than soft baby alpaca is the perfect thing to snuggle into and the delicate puff design help this shawl harness the warmth with elegant good looks.

Perfect to keep your toes warm while sitting drinking hot chocolate in front of the twinkling fairy lights and glow of the fire. Or add a festive touch to the mantle with a larger version in Christmas candy stripes.

Spice of Life Crochet Along

This retro blanket has a touch of the swinging sixties about it. Strong bold colours and repeating curves give a suggestion of the flamboyant era of flower power and Mary Quant.

A fun addition to a wall, these fancy frames can be filled with precious photos or pretty fabric for a decorative visual interest.

Light and easy to wear, you can keep this shawl sweetly simple, or add a dash of colour and fun with a contrasting dotty border

The best of both worlds, this cute little crafty helper is pretty and useful. A juicy strawberry that looks good enough to eat, which can be attached to your scissors to help them stop going astray. Also doubles up as a very handy little needle keeper, so you’ll have all you need at the tip of your fingers…

Delicate buds and a lattice pattern combine in this shawl to make it a fine and light compliment to any outfit whatever the season. Graceful enough to be draped in summer and sumptuous to be wrapped warmly through Autumn

Originally designed during the my Blanket Along in March 2015, this project that I only worked on during weekends, is now released as a simple but colourful pattern.

A beautiful openwork scarf with delicate and intricate

A snuggy addition to any winter’s night, this smooshy cover with have you warmed up in no time…

A beautiful decoration to hang on the tree or around the home. They also make a great present topper.

Inspired by the ‘roses and castles’ decorations found on canal narrowboats, this pretty rose square motif makes a beautiful blanket…

These super warm mitts with rows of zingy puffs will keep you cozy and bright through the coldest days…

The tree looks beautiful, sparkling and twinkling in the lights, now all it needs is a pretty skirt as a finishing touch…

Taking inspiration from fifties filet style crochet baby blankets, this snuggly throw has tiny gaps in the crochet which make up a simple diamond shape pattern with little peekaboo windows where the lines intersect. A change in colours and simple tweak to the border round will make this blanket just as suitable for boys as well as girls and we ...

Cut a dash in this striking star capelet! You can keep the boho vibe with strong colours or choose subtle shade for a calmer look…

A beautiful, romantic accompaniment to summer. Let your hair down, roam wild and free with these flowers dancing with you…

A simple and stylish poncho for children and adults, with subtle stripes of colour that can be customised to suit your taste…

These cute bunnies will keep all your chocolate easter treats nice and safe. Till you’re ready to eat them of course!

A nice snuggly shawl that whips up in a jiffy, choose your favourite colours and make it your own…

Sweet stitched cherries are a perfect touch to top off these cozy basket weave cuffed mitts

Cozily warm and as cute as can be, these cherries will keep you smiling all winter long.

Cozily warm and as cute as can be, these cherries will keep you smiling all winter long.

Sweet succulent cherries and a row of

A handy bag for travelling light, but it’s bursting at the seams with beautiful blossoms of colour.

Designed to match the Quite Contrary Wrap, these mitts are delicate but still cosy.

Designed to go with the Mary Mary Mitts, this is a pretty and delicate patterned wide wrap that can be worn loosely to keep the chill off your shoulders or to wrap you up cozy like a scarf.

Original and best…

Warm, colourful and stylish, make these gloves and your hands will thank you.

A quick and easy project, great for using up scraps and makes a excellent gift.

Wrap yourself up in a riot of colour to keep those chills and grey days away! A nice easy pattern, suitable for a beginner, with lots of lovely colour and no ends to weave in.

A fun and not too scary pumpkin and

A floral and feminine little pair of mitts, perfect for looking pretty on chilly days.

I’m calling them Mix and Match Flowers because there’s a few different variations in the pattern that come from the same basic idea. You can pick the one you like, or make a mixture. It’s up to you.

Sweet and simple, these pretty little curtain ties dress up your curtains and use up some spare yarn scraps at the same time.

A cute little Easter bunny egg cosy to hold and hug your little Easter sweet treats. The perfect size for Cadbury’s Creme, or similar style eggs.

What could be more granny chic than a stripy crochet granny shrug? Beautiful in one colour or in many…

This cute heart shaped bunting is at great way to use up scrap yarn and will brighten up any corner of your home. It can be as simple or as decorative as you like.

A very simple but pretty pair of curtain ties, the perfect finishing touch for a floral theme. Great for using up oddments of yarn.

As soon as I saw these mitts on Hermione Granger in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1, I knew I had to have a pair of my own…

You can make these cuter than cute cupcakes with any spare 4ply or sock yarn that you have left lying around.

These curtain tie-backs are very simple to make but add a pretty floral touch to a room.

This is a great little evening bag, that can compliment the smartest outfit!

I have tried a few patterns, some too much work to sew together, some too straight and upright, others too small and flat… So, in an attempt to solve this invented problem of mine, I have been clicking away and coming up with my own little pattern to put forward into the world of knitted cakes…