The Ice Cream Camisole is a fun top to make and wear. With a cute buttoned front, this top can be made in three different lengths, from a crop-top to a longer hip-skimming length. Designed in a peephole ripple stitch, it’s the perfect stashbuster - you’ll want to make one in every colour - and every colour combo!

Paint a picture with yarn! The Sheep Jumper is a nostalgic statement piece, colours and textures blending to make a pastoral scene of sheep frolicking beside a fruit tree, with a country cottage in the distance, and a lone cloud in a summer sky. It is knitted using the intarsia technique, and even includes bobbles.

A simple knitted beanie in a fisherman’s rib, which creates a dense but very elastic and warm fabric. Designed to be softly rolled back, it can be styled in numerous ways. The perfect accessory for blustery days!

US and UK terms

US and UK terms

A delicate, but oversized Peter Pan collar to wear over a blouse, dress or knitwear, for a romantic look.

Colourful granny squares combine to make a fun and funky cropped jacket, with three quarter length sleeves. It’s the perfect stash-buster which can be adapted to any aran (worsted) weight yarn in any colour combination.

Colourful granny squares combine to make a fun and funky cropped jacket, with three-quarter length sleeves. It’s the perfect stash-buster, which can be adapted to any DK (8-ply) yarn in any colour combination.

A beret to go with everything. A simple but effective design, ideal for the absolute beginner and seasoned knitter alike. A one-skein project - great for stash busting, and for showcasing that luxury yarn you’ve been saving!

This hat is worked flat from the bottom up and seamed.

A tweed clutch with stripes of treble crochet, with a woven finish for a country casuals look. Suitable for beginners.

A light and lacy stole inspired by the Bloomsbury Set.

This design by Theodora Goes Wild is inspired by the silver screen glamour of the 1930s. In particular, the style of Joan Crawford.

An original design by Theodora Goes Wild.

This, an original design by me, was originally published in Knit on the Net.