The ‘Rockpool Wrap’ is a long wrap / blanket that is the perfect size as a runner for the end of a double sized bed and also makes the most wonderful snuggly wrap around. For days spent by rockpools on the beach, keep extra warm and cosy with this beautiful chunky wrap…

A sweet and fresh crocheted mandala design, made in just 11 rounds. The mandala can be attached inside a rigid ring, perfect for hanging up to blow in the breeze…

A pair of cosy, thick crochet socks made in a DK weight colour changing yarn. The stitches and construction are simple, allowing the fun colour changing yarns to shine! Each sock is made in one continuous piece from the toe up, so there are minimal ends, no seams to sew, and it’s easy to ensure a good fit. Put the socks on at the end of a day, ...

This is a fun one to introduce! My colourful, fun and eclectic Mushroom Walk Scarf incorporates a variety of different crochet stitch patterns, all inspired by a wonderful walk amongst the trees to try and see some beautiful fungi, mushrooms and toadstools.

This crocheted blanket is inspired by the beautiful ‘Causeway Coast’ – the stunning, exhilarating, and dramatic coastline of Northern Ireland! The full written pattern featuring 10 different hexagon designs is available to purchase in my Ravelry store.

A cropped capped sleeve top using a super-soſt ,

This is a crochet pattern for a classic, easy fitting, cropped style granny square top which is easy to adjust to fit a variety of sizes.

This blanket was originally designed for Simply Crochet Magazine as a 6 part crochet along running across 6 issues. The full written pattern is now available all in one place from the designer’s Ravelry store.

This is Marilla the Mermaid. Designed as a decorative cushion Marilla can also be used as a gorgeous mermaid doll. Marilla is crocheted in a cotton 4ply / fingering weight yarn.

This is a versatile crocheted dress which can be worn as a fabulous prom, special occasion or even a wedding dress, but it also makes a gorgeous dress for everyday summer chic wear!

Introducing my ‘Down by the Sea’ blanket.

This is a fully tested crochet pattern in both UK and US crochet terminology for a small blanket or wall hanging. The pattern is 10 pages long and includes a PDF in both UK or US terms, suitable for printing or viewing on any digital device.

Look what’s washed ashore! Eleonora Tully’s coastal take on a wreath is sure to make all your guests feel welcome!

The open lacy crochet and asymmetrical off-shoulder styling creates a perfect warm weather cover-up for spring gatherings.

This pattern is for my ‘Seaside Celebration’ blanket which is a special anniversary version of the ‘Seaside Stash Busting Blanket’. To celebrate 4 years since the original blanket was launched, this new smaller version includes 31 weeks of the original blanket and has been crocheted using 10 all new colours from ‘Emu’ yarns.

This is a written crochet pattern for some fun coastal inspired ‘Beach Bunting’ in both UK and US crochet terms. Make it as long as you like and mix and match the flags as desired.There are three different flag designs although they all begin by following the basic flag pattern.

This is a fun and eclectic crocheted scarf and I’ll be sharing the pattern as a 12 day crochet-along starting on 24th November.

This is the ‘Autumn Fruits’ Blanket - a blanket inspired by the changing colours of autumn and the wild berries that appear in the hedgerows. Wrap up warm and head out for a walk, enjoying the colours of nature… what a joyous season it can be!

This is a pair of crocheted ‘Coastal Flower’ cushions. It is available from the ‘Knitting Network’ as a full kit with all the yarn you need to make both cushions plus a copy of the printed pattern.

A pair of cozy mittens with some wonderful colorwork. Perfect to make as gifts for loved ones or crochet a pair to treat yourself.

This crochet pattern is for a circular mandala which can also be changed into a chunky rectangular blanket. Keep it round, keep it small or make it rectangular and make it BIG… whichever you prefer!

The Picnic by the River Blanket was designed for ‘Little Box of Crochet’ by Eleonora Tully for their first crochet along in April 2021.

My ‘Picnic on the Beach’ blanket is an 8 week crochet along (CAL) pattern starting on Friday 26th February, 2021. All the details will remain on my website indefinitely so that the blanket can be made at anytime for years to come.

This is a written pattern for a simple beanie hat in Tunisian Crochet.

This is a written crochet pattern for five fun, coastal inspired coasters! Each coaster is based on a different shape. Make one of each or make a set of each. Mix and match and have fun! They make great gifts too…

This is a written crochet pattern in both UK and US crochet terms for a wide triangular shawl which is designed to use two contrasting coloured skeins of hand dyed yarns. I used 2 x 100g (400m / 437.5 yds per 100g) skeins of 4 ply hand dyed yarn (75% merino wool, 25% nylon).

A blanket crocheted in rows inspired by those evenings in late summer when the sun sets beautifully over the sea…

This is my ‘Beachcombing Blanket’ crochet along (CAL) which was a 12 week Crochet Along which I hosted on my blog between April – June 2020.

A bright Schnauzer inspired cushion using the technique of Tunisian crochet… create this simple yet fun cushion as a cosy tribute to any four-legged friend!

This is a written pattern available in both UK and US crochet terminology. The shawl is a triangular shape designed to use two 100g skeins of contrasting coloured 4 ply hand dyed yarns.

This is a written pattern for a pair of Wrist Warmers, perfect for autumn or spring days and the transition between the seasons. The written pattern is available in both UK and US crochet terminology.

This is a crocheted sun hat design using Rico Design ‘Creative Paper’. It is a simple design worked in the round. Different sizes can be achieved by changing hook sizes and the brim can also be made narrower to suit personal preferences. It is a written pattern available in both UK and US crochet terminology.

This is a written crochet pattern for a triangular shawl using the technique of Filet Crochet. The finished shawl uses 1 x 100g skein of hand dyed silk yarn and measures approximately 140cm wide and 50cm in depth. The shawl incorporates lettering of ‘Corfu’ across the shawl as part of the Filet Crochet design. A chart is provided for this in th...

This is the ‘Changing Tides Blanket’ which was a Crochet Along hosted by Eleonora Tully from Coastal Crochet.

This is a written pattern for a hat which is made in one piece. Both UK and US crochet terms are available. The ribbed trim is made first in rows of double crochet (US single crochet) rib and then joined. The work is then turned and the rest of the hat is made in rounds of crossed treble (US double crochet) stitches turning the work at the end ...

This is a collection of 5 crocheted flowers including a daffodil, freesia, rose, tulip and a bluebell. This pattern shows how to crochet around craft wire to create stems so that the flowers can be free standing. Without the stems the flowers can be used to attach onto all kinds of creations or made into simple brooches too. The possibilities a...

Inspired by sea glass, these wrist warmers use popcorns and raised trebles to keep your hands warm whilst fingers are left free!

A collection of four crocheted Christmas decorations including Mistletoe, Gingerbread Man, Stocking and a Wreath. Any 4ply or DK weight yarn can be used with appropriately sized hook. For the decorations pictured I used ‘Jamieson & Smith - 2 Ply Jumper Weight’ 4ply.

Inspired by a Californian Road Trip from the independent yarn dyer whose yarns I used, I designed this shawl to be used with a mini skein set of 5 x 20g (5 x 80m) skeins of 4 ply yarn although it will work with any 4 ply or DK weight yarn with appropriately sized hook. The finished size will vary according to yarn and hook used. Using the mini ...

Here are my designs for 4 coastal inspired crocheted Christmas Decorations.

This written crochet pattern in UK crochet terminology is for my ‘Yarn Festival Hat’.

Originally designed for Issue 75 of Simply Crochet Magazine, this is a fun and colourful shawl crocheted using Schoppel’s multi-coloured yarn, ‘Zauberball Crazy’.

The perfect project for a staycation, this super-sweet string of bunting will bring a bright, seaside feel into your summer house or conservatory. Make as many flags as you need to bring in the sunshine, no matter what the weather’s doing.

This is my design for a little clutch bag using ‘Large Shell Stitch’.

Originally designed for ‘Little Box of Crochet’, this is a beautiful shawl with a gorgeous central anchor design created using the technique of Filet Crochet.

This is a written pattern for 5 different designs to crochet around pebbles… UK crochet Terminology is used.

This is the Seaside Stash Busting Blanket - which I hosted as a 35 week ‘Crochet Along’ on my blog

This is an easy to wear and easy to make crocheted cropped tank top that adds a little crochet fun to an outfit. It is designed to wear over a plain top.

This is a simple crochet cowl design that uses just one ball of Scheepjes Stonewashed yarn. It is crocheted in the round and uses UK crochet terminology.

This is a crochet pattern in both UK and US terminology to crochet a triangular ‘Sea Thrift Shawl’,