This top - down circular yoke garment can be made in lot of yarn weights using a J(6mm) hook. It can be made in pure linen which makes it perfect for summer layering, but swap that out to lace weight mohair and your winter glamour is assured. The intricate pattern in the yoke is repetitive and addictive, and the body of the garment is a simple ...

Simple shaping and sophisticated style are epitomized in this elegant poncho.

Elsie is an overtop with lots of positive ease.

This camisole top has a low front and back. It is worked from the top down and on the bias to ensure a perfect drape and fit. It is simple, stylish and great for every day outing in 100%pure cotton. for summer or wear is as a camisole under a denim jacket.

This bias draped camisole top is an

The pattern is written in both USA and British terms with Symbols too! The videos will start first thing on Saturday, on Jenny King Designs Facebook page if you are an early bird, but will stay there until you need them if you are not. ENJOY!

THis pattern is available in both UK and USA Crochet terminology.

The most exotic colours of silk are blended together here to make a wrap that will make your heart sing. It is made in squares that are joined together as you go. This means that the pattern is easy to master. When worn on a slant it creates a very flattering line.

This sumptuous lacy shawl made in 100% fine kid mohair

This gorgeous layering piece is made completely in Solomon’s Knot, or commonly called Lovers Knot. Even the side seam is done in Solomon’s knot. It is lacy, light and super quick to do once you have mastered the stitch. Step by step illustrations will help you. This is one of Jenny’s “Rectangular Spectacular” designs so there is no shaping. Yeah!

This is the essential cardigan for adding colour around your

This shawl collared oversized cardigan is made in one piece to the underarm in Jenny’s favourite stitch and the only seams are on the

This simple necklace will only take an evening to crochet. Necklaces are always a lovely gift for friends, or just a present to yourself. Co-ordinate it with your favourite outfit or make it in a bright colour with contrast beads to liven up your summer.

This sensational shawl is a wardrobe MUST HAVE!

This lacy corner to corner string bag is super simple to make and has so much stretch to fit in all your groceries.

This mitred scarf uses the long self striping effect yarn with a contrast to deliver a unique crochet showstopper. Only uses dc thoughout to mimmick the knitted mitre.

This antique feather and fan chevron stitch has been reworked to make is even more lovely that it was originally.

This is a simple shawl to make once the chains have been counted.It has a 2 row pattern repeat that begins at the top and decreases into nothing.

This pattern is available in both British and USA crochet terminology.

This pattern uses USA Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This cowl appears knitted but it is done with a huge crochet hook, 3 balls of Grande and takes about 2 hours to complete. This would be the perfect super fast gift for a White Christmas, or a lifesaver when the weather gets suddenly chilly.

11.50 mm Hook

Worked in a lovely lacy circle from the centre out this cardigan alternative will make you feel like twirling and dancing. It can be worn upside down for a shorter fuller look or with the long side down. Seen here made in cotton for summer it could also be made in wool for winter.

The cotton, wool and silk blend of the Taiyo Sport yarn means that this is the perfect topper for any season.

This lacy shell, or singlet, is the perfect summer topper. It is

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

A Cheeky peephole in this join as you go cardigan sets it apart form all other garments. The delicate lace of each square caressed the skin.

This pattern is available in both British and USA crochet terminology.

This pattern is available in both British and USA crochet terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses US Crochet terminology

This pattern is available in both USA and British crochet terminology

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses USA crochet terminology

This pattern uses US crochet terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

Written using British crochet terminology.

The pattern is written using British crochet terminology.

Written in British Terminology

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This gorgeous wrap is made in pure Linen and will add and elegant flair to any outfit. The pineapple square takes concentration to master the first time round but the next 4 squares will be a breeze. Wear it as a overskirt, wrap, tabard or just a stole. You will want to wear it with everything and every which way.

This Pattern Uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

Written in British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

2 hanks Marigold Silk/ Cotton blend or Lyba Silk (JKDesigns)

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

Written in US Crochet Terminology

This pattern is written using British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

Written in British terminology

This pattern is written in British Crochet Terminology.

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

This Pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern is written using both British and US Crochet Terminology. Just print out the pages you want.

This pattern uses both US and UK terminology, just print out the pages you want.

This pattern is written in both British and US crochet terminology, just print out the pages you need

This is the perfect set for the new born baby. It can be made in cotton for summer climes or in pure wool for cooler conditions.

Written in British terminology

This pattern has been written using both UK and US Crochet terms, just print the pages you need!

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology, but don’t let that put you off, just remember dc = sc

These patterns have both US and UK crochet terms, save a tree, only print out the pages you need.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses both British and US crochet terminology, just print out the pages you want!

This is a great textured stitch for that man in your life. It has a zippered front and 2 contrast zippered pockets. It is made in pure wool and the textured stitches adds bulk.

Written in Both British and US terminology. Just print the pages you want!

This is the First pattern of a collection on Floral Themed Throws and tea Cosy’s!

Noro Ganpi Abaku Surabu tape (40%Ganpi abaku paper/60% Rayon:40gm/1.75oz,235m/260 yds)

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology

This pattern uses British crochet Terminology

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This Pattern uses British Crochet terminology.

Written in British terminology

Written in British terminology.

Written in British Terminology

Written in British terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Teminology.

This Pattern Uses British Crochet Terminology.

This cute little chicken is the perfect gift to celebrate Easter without loading up on chocolate. It will last for years and may only need to be refilled each Easter. Or it could be stuffed as a cute baby gift or accessory.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern is written using both British and USA Crochet Terms, it comes as 2 patterns in a single file. So all you have to do is just print the pages in the terminology you like.

This pattern is written using both British and USA Crochet Terms, it comes as 2 patterns in a single file. So all you have to do is just print the pages in the terminology you like.

This pattern is written using both British and USA Crochet Terms, it comes as 2 patterns in a single file. So all you have to do is just print the pages in the terminology you like.

This pattern uses British Crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

The unusual shape of this scarf means that is warmer because it snuggles around the neck and sits in place. It has an interesting, yet masculine, style. It is made in single crochet with a big hook. The beanie is designed with 4 major increases so as to emulate the beanies seen in the surf shops.

This Pattern uses US Crochet Terminology,

This pattern uses British Crochet teminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet terminology.

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This Pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This is a great overnight project,made with the best hemp from Romania. This bag will last a lifetime.

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This Pattern uses British Crochet Terminology

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology.

This pattern uses British crochet terminology

This pattern uses British crochet terminology

Also Requires 2 Buttons for the Tab

This pattern is crocheted then felted, please ensure your wool is feltable.

Requires 1 large feature button.

Lana Gatto Jaipur (8ply) is used on size 14-16 using 3.5mm hook

Gorgeous classic bolero for ages 2 to 14, with 4 different interchangeable edgings so that you can create your own designer look for the little princess in your life.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terms

This cozy cardigan is worked in one piece throughout. Just add a girl or boy shawl collar and sew up the side seam and you are done.

This pattern uses British Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terms

This pattern uses British Terminology

This pattern uses British Terminology

This pattern uses British Terminology.

This pattern uses British Crochet Terms

This pattern uses British crochet terms.

This pattern uses British terminology.

Imogen is crocheted, then felted. Pattern is written using British terminology.

Inspired by Elizabeth Zimmermann’s classic knitted Baby Surprise Jacket, this one is crocheted.

Crochet and felt your own flock of sheep.

Intermediate difficulty

Please note that it is in British terms, so USA people only need to know that sc is dc and htr is hdc. Only 2 stitches used.