Styled for comfort, a modern, easy wearing top with a touch of vintage, this pattern is a gentle introduction to lace knitting.

The pattern is worked from the crown down, in a simple crochet cable stitch, good for those new to crochet cable technique. The beanie should fit between 51-55cm circumference.

Inspired by bursts of colour in the garden, with dew glistening on the cobwebs and flowers, this light as a feather asymmetrical wrap will warm you up on those chilly mornings. Without being too heavy or bulky, this is a lovely trans-seasonal piece for your wardrobe.

Inspired by bursts of colour in the garden, with dew glistening on the cobwebs and flowers, this light as a feather asymmetrical wrap will warm you up on those chilly mornings. Without being too heavy or bulky this is a lovely trans-seasonal piece for your wardrobe.

This cute, chic little beanie, is worked in the round, top-down. You can either use 1x100g Skein of 4ply/Sock yarn or 1x50g of 4ply/Sock yarn for the main colour and 1x20g Mini for the ribbing.

These stylish hand warmers feature a twisted rib and honeycomb stitch, which create texture and interest.

This pattern uses 8ply yarn and 5mm hook and approximately 80g of C1 and 40g of C2.

The PePe Leg Warmers were created with versatility in mind to cater for those that enjoy Yoga. You can either wear the lower leg cuff around your ankle or around the arch of your foot. Mix and match your colours and you have a funky and practical accessory. Using a 10ply yarn, you’ll have them worked up over a weekend!

The RayRay Cowl is a great pattern for those who want to learn and play with colour and texture. The way the two colours have been worked in the design, allows you to have a unique and visually stimulating statement piece you’ll sure to get comments on!

this lovely light, mesh-style wrap is sure to make you feel luscious.

The pattern is written based on using an 8ply/DK yarn, however you can also use a 4ply/Sock held together with a 3/4ply Mohair.

Glam up and add interest and boho style to your outfit with these quite-to-make, cute hand decorations.

The Wayward Neck Wrap Pattern was written with the intention to use those lush leftovers from other projects and create something imaginative and fun. It is worked over a multiple of 9 +3. If you wish to make this longer or shorter, simply +/- 9 chain at the beginning.

This lush, warm, textural cowl can be made over a weekend. It is worked in the round using a 12ply/Chunky yarn. Gauge is not important if you want to experiment with different yarns. You could hold 2 strands of an 8ply/DK and a 4ply mohair or even try a 14ply/Bulky yarn for an even bigger cowl.

This shrug is a project that can be done over a weekend. As it is a free-size garment, feel free to play with different types of yarn. This pattern is based on a 10ply/Aran weight yarn with a total meterage of 625m. Gauge is not important.

Sharyn collaborated with Madeline from Squiggle Yarn Co to design these mitts. This limited colour way DK yarn was hand dyed by Madeline especially for Indie Road’s ‘Cotton Candy’ issue and perfectly enhances Sharyn’s love of texture and colour in this design. Squiggle Yarn can be purchased online at www.squiggleyarnco.com

This is a fun, easy pattern.. great for those new to crochet, and great for those looking to use up their leftover 8ply/DK yarns. The pattern requires you to hold 2 strands at a time throughout, changing colours 1 strand at a time to create a marled effect. The number of different colours/yarns is entirely up to you, as long as they’re all 8ply...

This neck wrap is constructed by joining each section as you go. It is designed to be colourful and textural to create interest once it is wrapped around your neck.

Printed version available in limited numbers. Also available online through www.indieroad.com.au.

Also available online through www.indieroad.com.au.**

This bag is begun by working the main body in rows, then side shaping and handles. The pattern features option for using 8ply cotton/4mm hook as well. Exact gauge is not important. I have used 1x 200g ball of Bendigo Woollen Mills 10ply Cotton which is not as tight a twist as some other brands, so you may need more meterage/yardage with a diffe...

This bag is created firstly by crocheting the body in the shape of a rectangle, then shaping the sides and handles. If you wish to add a lining, I suggest you insert before doing the handles. The pattern can be used for 8ply (DK) or 10ply (WW) using either a 4mm or 5mm hook.

A simple string bag for the market. Worked in the round beginning at the bottom. Pattern is also written for 10ply cotton. Very stretchy bag so wouldn’t do any larger than indicated on pattern. If you’re concerned about the bag swinging and hitting the ground as you walk, make the main body shorter. Pictured samples done in Bendigo Woollen Mill...

This pattern uses a slight deviation from the traditional granny square to enable a curving/cupping of the sides. The pattern is the same for 8ply (DK) and 10ply (WW) cotton - the end result will be a larger bag! 4 inch ring handles have been used in this pattern and I would recommend 5 inch ring handles if using 10ply, however any appropriate ...