Those cute mini chocolatey treats aren’t just for Easter! A super squishy reversible cowl with mini egg polka dots on one side and stripes on the other, it is super cosy and guaranteed to keep out the chill of a brisk spring breeze! I’ve designed this quick knit to use my own hand dyed Mini Eggs micro set of DK yarn, but you could use any combi...

Get ready to walk your rainbow feet all the way to that pot of gold! The Walking on Rainbows socks were designed using my own hand dyed rainbow set of micro skeins. The socks feature a 10 colour rainbow that pops against a contrasting main colour that is also used for cuffs, heels, and toes. These socks are a perfect stash buster! The body of t...

Wrap me in a Rainbow has had a crochet makeover! Originally a knitted shawl pattern, I’m excited to now offer it as a crochet pattern too! This shawl is a celebration of colour; you may choose to use the suggested colours in Paintbox Yarns Simply DK, or perhaps this is a perfect project to use up a rainbow of yarn minis leftover in your stash f...

Take that unexplored path, try a new route on your next ramble, or mix it up by simply walking your usual circuit in the opposite direction. However you choose to try something different when you’re out in the fresh air, stay cosy and coordinated in colour contrast stripes! This matching headband and wristwarmers set would be super stylish in c...

Excellent for everyday wear throughout the colder months, these wristwarmers are designed to be slim fitting – super comfy for any adult wrist but particularly perfect for anyone with slender wrists! These wristwarmers work up well in a budget friendly DK yarn such as the James C Brett DK with Merino, but are also lovely for showcasing a specia...

These chunky mittens are a must have for winter walks and chilly days out, inspired by my favourite local walk which meanders along a muddy lane, through frosty fields, and squeezes through a kissing gate almost completely hidden in the hedge. Cloudborn Fibers kettle dyed yarn is a joy to knit and will keep your hands toasty warm. With a mock c...

Fancy adding something extra to your next crochet project? The Beadilicious Shawl is worked back and forth in rows, with simple increases and decreases, and the pattern includes a photo tutorial for how to add beads to really glam up your crochet game. With an endless choice of yarn and bead combos this pattern is perfect for making for gifts, ...

Wrap me in a Rainbow! This shawl is a celebration of colour; you may choose to use the given colours, or perhaps this is a perfect project to use up a rainbow of yarn minis leftover in your stash from previous makes! Each rainbow stripe uses no more than 6g of DK yarn so even the tiniest yarn leftovers in your stash might be enough!

It’s picnic weather! The Gingham Picnic Blanket is going to be your most practical make this summer. As we gradually ease out of the lockdown restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic, picnics are this summer’s go-to event for getting together with friends and family outdoors!

Tidying up toys has never been easier! This fun rug is crocheted in rounds using recycled ribbon yarn, and once playtime is over the i-cord drawstring means you can quickly and easily round up all the toys and store them using the rug as a sack! This pattern is suitable for intermediate crocheters, or the adventurous beginner, and includes a fu...

The Snakes & Ladders Blanket was inspired by a knitted cushion that my mum made for my sister and me when we were little, and I had so much fun creating a crochet blanket version of this family favourite!

Crochet your own Stay Home Stay Safe wall hanging pendant. Choose a simple two colour contrast, or go all out with a rainbow version! A fantastic stashbuster, you need less than 2m of yarn for each letter. This free pattern includes written instructions for how to start the pendant, as well as a colour chart to follow. For more information on h...

The This Way, That Way Cowl is a diagonal crochet moss stitch design, sure to add a modern twist to your winter accessories! Working with four different colours, the colour sequencing creates a pattern that looks irregular but is super easy to follow! The snug cowl is worn doubled up, and once twisted the simple diagonal design creates a contem...

This beret style hat and matching cowl set will add a touch of sparkly glamour to your knitted accessories! The contrast rib on the hat coordinates with the contrast lining of the cowl, and the travelling stitch that winds diagonally around the cowl echoes the decreases on the crown shaping of the hat. The pattern is suitable for intermediate k...

This pattern is suitable for intermediate crocheters, or adventurous beginners, and anyone who loves colour! The cowl and wristwarmers are worked in the round using crochet moss stitch. This stitch pattern creates a wonderfully thick and stretchy fabric which is perfect for keeping you toasty warm!

Suitable for intermediate to advanced crocheters, the Alphabet Blanket pattern is an heirloom project to be treasured by family, friends, and anyone who needs a snuggle! The pattern uses the intarsia crochet technique, and the tutorial section contains full instructions for reading an intarsia chart, adding new colours, and changing colour alon...

This pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters, or adventurous beginners! The Picture Perfect Blanket is so called because the border edging is reminiscent of a classic picture frame. This square blanket is worked diagonally, increasing from one corner and then decreasing down to the opposite corner, and it is super simple to adapt to whate...

Create your own monogram alphabet cushions!

This pretty five petal flower is super quick and super simple! I have used chunky yarn with a 4.5mm hook to get a nice tight stitch finish, but you could experiment with different yarns and hook sizes to create different looks for your flowers. I have also added a bead to the centre of