These pieces use a lovely Art Deco wave design to create a choice of different stylish looks. The patterns are rather addictive, so you are likely to want to knit more than one!

This ebook brings together Spice of Life cowl with its sister pattern, Spice Route, for a scarf of shawl.

This mini-collection of luxurious accessories will take you from autumn into the depths of winter.

Two stunning designs, made unusual ways.

This ebook brings together two easy and beautiful shawls for you to knit - Winter Shadows and Light Frost.

The three lovely Helios accessory patterns are collected together in an ebook at a better price than buying all 3 separately.

This set of 3 cowls showcases a beautiful stitch pattern in three different ways. They are stylish gifts, or cosy knits to make for yourself.

Available in this ebook, or as single patterns.

Pen & Ink cowl and Inked In hat are brought together in one ebook for best value.

This is the digital ebook version. If you would prefer the print version, which comes with a code for a free download copy, buy print copy here.

Two fun and easy projects from Inspiration Knits, perfect for chatting and knitting. The picots pick out the drops of colour in the yarn you’ve chosen.

Get the matching hat & mitts set together for a great saving.

If you are in the EU and wish to buy this ebook, please pm me to arrange because it isn’t currently available on LoveKnitting. Thank you.

(NB EU price including VAT is £5.40.)

NEW lower price! Just £6 (under $10) - pick n mix the styles you like best, to make your own accessories set. nb: sales to EU will have VAT added at Loveknitting checkout.

If you are in the EU and wish to buy this ebook, please pm me to arrange because it isn’t currently available on LoveKnitting. Thank you.

If you are in the EU and wish to buy this ebook, please pm me to arrange because it isn’t currently available on LoveKnitting. Thank you.

If you are in the EU and wish to buy this ebook, please pm me to arrange because it isn’t currently available on LoveKnitting. Thank you.

Bringing together the two cowls,

Designed to show off hand-dyed yarn, this cowl uses traditional gansey patterns to beautiful effect.

NOTE: This was the Unravel KAL pattern for the 2016 show

A simple triangle-shawl, to showcase a beautiful yarn.

A lightweight cowl to wear to lunch with friends and walks in the fresh air. Echoing the texture of a denim fabric, it’s easy to wear. The fabric is reversible so you can just throw it on and go. No fuss.

Yes, it’s the long-awaited shawl version of Song of the Sea cowl.

For best value, buy with matching hat in ebook Inklings

For best value, buy with matching hat in ebook Inklings

When the yarn screams: KNIT ME!

A surprise addition to the ebook of the Slipstream Mystery Knitalong.

The mystery knitalong is now finished; all is revealed. Thank you for the fun!

The mystery knitalong is now finished; all is revealed. Thank you for the fun!

Don’t miss the ebook with sister pattern, Spice of Life cowl.

Exclusive pattern for The Loopy Ewe’s 2014 Spring Giftables Club, now available to buy.

An extra-warm lined hat with blocks of bold colour against a dark sky. Fully reversible, this hat co-ordinates with the other pieces in the Safe Haven story. Pick-out your favourite tones.

A simple cowl with blocks of colour tumbling down. Part of the Safe Haven ebook, this cowl co-ordinates with the hat and wristees. Look out for the surprise stripe panel on the opposite side from the blocks - it gives you extra options in knitting and wearing.

The warm lights of home on a cold night. In cosy Alpaca, this double-layer cowl will keep out the chills. Turn down the top for a flash of stripes, or wear it inside out and reverse your options.

A simple, slouchy beanie with gentle colour around the brim. Part of the Safe Haven story, this co-ordinates with the other pieces.

This reversible scarf mixes up blocks and stripes to make a barrier against the cold. The two-layer design keeps it neat and elegant, while making it super-cosy in winter. In soft Alpaca, it will keep out icy chills.

Simple wristees, lit up with with blocks of colour. Designed to help use-up the beautiful contrast colours leftover when making projects in the Safe Haven ebook, you can make a matching pair or mix Port & Starboard.

This shallow triangle-scarf is perfect for easy knitting while you catch-up with friends at knit night. Designed to show-off hand-dyed yarns, it allows the beautiful colours to shine.

Details of the 3-colour Summer sample are on my blog.

Mitts with sun-ray ribs brighten the greyest of days.

Bored with scarves that start at one end and finish at the other, shawls that start at one side and finish at the other? Here’s Another Way.

Inspired by bare branches and sparkling frosts, this easy shawl plays with luxurious contrasts. The opaque stripes give weight and drape, adding warmth on a chilly evening. The sheer, gently sparkling stripes give a hint of what’s hiding underneath.

This was our April 2013 Mystery Knitalong.

Sculptural twisted and cabled textures are set against reverse stocking stitch panels. This cowl shows off the semi-solid Vivacious yarn to beautiful effect.

This irresistible hat is embossed with elegant leaves. To make it extra special, details are picked out with pretty beads.

These elegant mitts are embossed with little leaves and embellished with beads. Special details include pretty transitions from the rib borders to the mitt itself…and don’t miss the little leaf “growing” up the thumb.

Need a last-minute gift? Like the wintery textures of Careen and Ice Storm but haven’t got time knit aran, let alone sport weight? Then this is for you. The fast version. Writ large.

This pattern was only available in the British magazine Knit Now, Issue 15 but…Now copyright has reverted to me, the pattern is available singly in my Ravelry pattern store.

This is an elegant capelet for colder weather. Worked in luxurious wool/silk yarn, its subtle sheen and great stitch definition make the dynamic Art Deco design stand out.

I love cowls dearly, but nothing beats a long scarf for wrapping up in bitterly cold weather. This luxurious wool/silk mix is so warm in squashy aran.

Warm cosy mittens with a stylish cuff detail, making them interesting but quick to knit. The lustrous wool/silk mix is superwarm and shows off the graphic design perfectly. These are lovely winter gifts.

I couldn’t resist adding two sizes of cowl to this little collection in luxurious aran yarn. The snug cowl is a quick gift knit, taking just one skein of beautiful yarn.

A lovely hat for the depths of winter and a cosy headband for autumn. The wool/silk mix is soft and warm, perfectly non-itchy. They are unisex styles, sized for women & men.

This is one of 3 cowls that showcase a graphic stitch pattern in 3 beautiful ways.

You can also find this pattern in my new ebook Sun & Ice, which brings together 12 little accessories patterns for adults, kids and home.

This cowl is made all in one piece but worked back-and-forth in rows. There’s no sewing or grafting. It even includes the mobius twist so that it sits nicely. Wondering how? Trust me.

This cowl is made all in one piece but worked back-and-forth in rows. There’s no sewing or grafting. There’s not even any casting off to do. Not possible? Trust me.

This long narrow scarf is designed to be draped loosely around your neck in summer, looking elegant and not overheated. The soft, squashy yarn will take you into autumn if you wind the scarf cosily around your neck instead.

This cowl showcases beautiful variegated yarn. I couldn’t choose only one texture to use because I wanted to celebrate the lovely variety of looks these yarns can create: the spice of life.

This versatile cowl develops in lovely Art Deco waves. A beautiful cowl can be made from one 100g skein of 4ply/fingering yarn.

Current version of pattern on Ravelry has all known errata corrected. Only if you have an older (printed) version, are you advised to check errata link above.

This is a tiny project which a beginner can enjoy. It is perfect for a young knitter to embellish liberally with buttons, beads or flowers.

Some springtime fun, this egg cozy is an easy knit. I wanted a traditional egg cosy because they can seem a little kitsch, and to me that’s part of their charm. I hope they make you smile too.

This is a fun adventure into the cool things you can do with humble garter stitch. This is a cosy lap blanket or cherished baby blanket that won’t be outgrown.

The pattern has written instructions AND a chart.

The pattern is written for either working in the round or flat and seamed. This is a great project for a novice and a quick knit for an intermediate knitter. Worked in Spud & Chloe outer, it is perfect for mild weather or sensitive skins. Worked in one of the 100% wool options it is a comfortingly squishy knit.

This is a great project for a novice and a quick gift for an intermediate knitter. Instructions are given for working flat and for working in the round.

This is my popular Rivulet Cowl scaled down for kids. It’s a much more interesting project to knit and wear than the ubiquitous plain bulky cowls, but works up equally fast.

I couldn’t find a pretty mug hug where the button tab looks like an elegant part of the design (rather than a hasty afterthought) so I designed my own version. I like neat details so the tab grows smoothly out of the central cable. The texture forms natural buttonholes so you can adjust it to fit neatly without extra holes looking messy.

This is an ideal first cable project for a novice or a quick knit for an intermediate. There is only one “proper” cable with the borders in a much quicker cheat’s “cable” of eyelet-rib.

This will give you a happy pop of colour on a grey day. It’s a fun gift to knit in one evening from a bright oddment of yarn.

Ideal for milder weather, these lovely mitts make a great gift. Worked in eyelet-rib and reverse stocking stitch, they are much simpler and quicker to work than mini-cables but look just as complex.

This French Press cosy keeps your coffee warm because the cable & rib construction traps lots of air inside, providing good insulation.

The stitch pattern looks like baby cables but is actually much simpler and quicker to work. This headband makes an ideal gift because of the soft, stretchy fit.