‘The Hillsborough’ is a form-fitting, cropped sweater with an unusual open back design, which ties at the nape of the neck. This is the perfect piece to put on over a dress to see you through the cooler seasons, and it adds an interesting extra layer, which is both beautiful and functional.

‘The Whiterocks’ is a slouchy hat pattern, which comes in ‘mommy & me’ sizes, so you can be matching with your mini! The style of this hat is pretty relaxed, and it has a more open texture, which is perfect for Spring/Summer wear.

This lacy shawl pattern is so delicate and feminine that it reminds me of something from a bygone age, however with the addition of tassels, it has been given an updated, more modern feel, which I really love.

The cable is normally something that’s associated with knitting, however it can be done in crochet, too, and, this chunky, cabled hat proves that fact!

‘The Moira’ is a beret style hat with a pretty bow and lacy crown, for little girls. It is super simple to make, and crochets up fast -- a great beginners project!

‘The Tollymore’ is a puff stitch beanie/toque that is suitable for boys or girls. It is deeply textured, wonderfully cozy, and very easy to wear!

‘The Torr Head’ is a basic beanie/toque hat with a slight slouch for children (suitable for boys or girls), that is cozy and super easy to wear.

This crochet hat pattern will give you a perfectly slouchy hat, that is deeply textured and wonderfully cozy. I’ve tested this hat in -24 temperatures here in Canada, and I can tell you, it really holds up!! I’ve also included full instructions for making this gorgeous, squishy pompom.

‘The Newfie Mittens’ are the ultimate in warmth, and coziness, with a gorgeous layer of roving on the inside to keep you toasty! Think of having a solid, warm, fuzzy blanket next to your hands… that’s basically what these thrummed mittens will give you. In other words, you’re making a sheepskin for the inside of your mittens!

This oversized cardigan is designed with maximum coziness in mind… it is basically like wearing a giant, snuggly blanket!

I have named this hooded scarf ‘The Dunluce,’ after the beautiful medieval ruins of Dunluce Castle in Northern Ireland, my home country.

This scarf is chunky and oversized for maximum warmth. It is tapered at the ends and finished off with tassels, which give it a fun and unique look, and make it super easy to tuck the ends in, if preferred. It is also super versatile, because it can be worn simply wrapped around the neck once, or the ends can be twisted and wrapped several time...

This Peter Pan collar will add so much versatility to your wardrobe, as an accessory that can be worn over and over again.

This little crochet bonnet is styled after the adorable vintage hats of days gone by, however I have given it a modern twist by keeping the pattern simple at the front, with the more elaborate detailing at the back of the hat.

This crochet pattern is for a 1920’s style cloche hat.

This is a crochet hat pattern for a perfectly slouchy beanie with a giant pompom.

This crochet pattern is for a girls crochet sun hat with flowers, in the style of a cloche or panama hat.