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Trios of puff stitches are the repeating motif here and they’re just like little fluffy clouds.

Inspired by rows of delicate seashells, this elegant

Anyone for tennis?

Like a pick-and-mix of crochet techniques, Milis is a joyful symphony of colourwork techniques. Boxy, unfitted and made in a lightweight 4-ply yarn, the jumper is a good transitional piece.

This is a pattern for a PDF download with a chart of table to show colour placement. The free version is on my blog without the table and chart and can be found here

Wondering what to do with leftovers of a jumper you’ve just made?

Made in luxury chunky wool, wrap yourself up in this cosy striped, drop sleeve jumper. As well as creating stripes of varying widths, the colour changes have been accentuated for added texture.

A drapey Corner to Corner crochet cowl with eyelets.

A corner-to-corner take on a traditional market bag, showing off the granny stitch in all its glory.

For an outfit that looks good, a crochet vest is where it’s at!

A crochet cowl and matching headband pattern using beautiful luxury yarns from a small indie business.

One pattern, two striped hats.

I’ve thrown together a collection of my favourite festive crochet designs all in one document.

You can buy this PDF download with guidance on How to Make a C2C Christmas Sweater (jumper!). The document includes 9 different size charts for the festive motif design, plus a bonus chart with a different festive design!.

This is a PDF pattern with written instructions for a puff stitch hat and a version without puff stitches.

Embrace your inner tearaway teen and frolic through fields of wheat with this puff stitch shawl.

Gudrun features a flash of granny stripes along the breadth of the shawl. This checkerboard of granny stitches sits comfortably in a sea of tidy trebles. Finished with a ribbed border, Gudrun is a sturdy triangle shawl made up in soft Merino wool with just a touch of Shetland.

A classic crochet cardigan with a hint bomber jacket!

Bifrost is the rainbow bridge that allows gods to travel to and from Asgard in Norse mythology. Create colourful stripes and keep out the frost this winter

This shawl was inspired by Exeter Quay, the popular meeting place for a noisy night out or a quiet stroll on a sunny Sunday morning. With some simple colour work the shawl comes to life. The solid striped sections represent the paths alongside the grey waters of the river Exe. Houndstooth stitches reflect the movement of the water.

These wooly warm mittens were supposed to have been released a long time ago. I was meant to have brought them to you directly. Or if you’re in the Southwest…

This houndstooth stitch infi nity scarf will keep out the chill on autumn walks. Simple stitches create a classic vintage look

Never break the chain by making the biggest shawl you can!

Designed at the beginning of 2020, this pretty cowl was going to be called 2020 Vision. Alas, the year turned into something less than crystal clear. Let’s look to a Brighter Future instead.

A floaty and light crescent shawl with a mesh stitch edge.

Recreating traditional ticking fabric in wool, this is a classic crochet design that’s perfect for the autumn months

This cotton bag was inspired by my shawl design, Road to Nowhere, which uses the same combination of stitches.

Inspired by Japanese crochet, adding pretty vintage buttons means you can quickly turn this simple wrap into a bolero.

A modern, asymmetric, crochet shawl.

Simple colour changes create a contemporary geometric pattern on this shallow triangular shawl.

An aran weight Granny stripe cowl in two sizes. Initially inspired by the big tops of the circus. Go for big with statement colours or keep it small and subtle.

A simple and beautiful one skein project. Make yourself something special out of that gorgeous hand dyed yarn you’ve been saving.

Wrap yourself up in this snug, cosy shawl whilst foraging for field mushrooms on crisp autumn mornings

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Both UK and US versions are downloaded on purchase.

A fun and easy Corner to Corner stitch bag! Two tricolour stripes on the front and one on the back.

This triangular shawl uses simple stitches and touches of colour to create a modern crochet accessory.

This impactful granny stitch cowl is made to look like a shawl. Brilliant for those who get annoyed with their scarf unravelling all the time! It makes a great stash-buster too.

A warm sheepy wool will keep you snug and cosy whilst foraging for “wee herbs“ throughout the Highlands!

A rhythmically relaxing, visually interesting shawl.

One of my favourite things to hook up is bold graphics in Corner to Corner crochet. Here are two charts for C2C crochet blankets. One named ZZ Block and a bonus freebie named Ziggy.

This crescent shawl is a sophisticated and stripey accessory, perfect for autumn (or, let’s face it, any other time of year!). It is the second design in the Seasons Collection. The first is Emergence of Spring, a filet wrap. Next up is a cosy shawl for the winter months, which is in the works, followed by something for summer… that I haven’t t...

In issue 98 of Mollie Makes this is known as Nordic Noir but I have come to know it as Hinterland. And when I can’t decide if that fits; I just call it the Giant shawl!

This pattern evokes the beautiful, draping silks of the 1920s. It’s got the tassels, it’s got the silk, it’s got a deco inspired motif!

This crescent shawl is a fun and stripey number that uses a basic form of interlocking crochet on its edging to create the brioche effect that is so popular in knitting right now. You can use a whole array of yarns should you wish. Here I’ve used a luxury sport weight yarn, a fluffy 2ply silk/mohair combo and a bargain wool/acrylic blend that I...

This shawl has evolved from the crochet fade shawl that is Holey Smokes! Lacy sections of crochet combined with gorgeous texture looks beautiful and this is something I’ve kept from the original. I love a triangle shawl but wanted something that wasn’t as deep, I was also desperate to try a Scheepjes Whirl and needed an excuse to buy one! I tho...

The inspiration Havana Nights was the theme “Tropical.” I didn’t want to go for obvious tropical shades so chose what felt like a heady, exotic mix of colours. For the longest time I couldn’t think of a name but then one night Dirty Dancing was on the TV and it came to me in a flash!

A fun and stripey shawl that uses interlocking crochet on its edging to create an on-trend brioche effect.

A fun corner-to-corner project inspired by Rosina’s Geo Rainbow Blanket from issue 90.

This lacy filet wrap (or stole, if you prefer) represents the new life which emerges from deep underground; the spring bulbs that awaken from the soil as winter comes to an end.

Here is a fun and easy Granny stitch hat that Father Christmas himself would wear with pride. Not content with designing a hat for a real sized person, accompanying this jolly headwear I have also included a pattern for mini versions. They look superb as Christmas decorations, either as a garland or as individual tree decorations.

I have long wanted to design a crochet shawl that celebrates the fade, you know the sort; blending one shade into another and into another, creating a beautiful cascade of colour. I imagined lacy sections combined with gorgeous textures and have tinkered and played to come up with a combination that might make one exclaim “Holey Smokes!” (of co...

The corner to corner stitch is one of my “go to” crochet stitches, I love it! Creating different graphics with this stitch couldn’t be easier and this pattern is evidence of that! Whether you’re a beginner or have made many C2C projects, this blanket is loads of fun to work up.

There is an easy pattern repeat, making the shawl a joy to work up. This simple, elegant shawl truly comes alive when blocking, exposing the wicker effect in its full glory!

Send your little one off to the new term in these adorable hair accessories that are easy to match to school colours. This set is a great introduction to tapestry crochet and a fab stash buster!

This pattern contains three different colour chart designs for the main body of the bag and two different strap designs.

You can find this pattern for free on my blog.

The Geo Rainbow blanket is an excellent introduction to colour work in a corner to corner (c2c) “graphgan” project. The main body of this colourful toddler sized blanket is worked in one piece using colour work that creates a fantastic illusion. here is enough going on to make it fun but has no overly complicated colour changes (however, do be...

This is such a cosy set for autumn (and winter!). The aran yarn adds a nice subtle bulk without being too heavy. The colours remind me of blue skies and woodland walks. There is a definite vintage quality to the shades I’ve chosen (I’m having visions of long flowing hair and bell bottoms!). The colour possibilities are endless too.

This pattern is for a cute little witch and her friends Bat and Cat. These guys are perfect for decorating your Halloween tree or perhaps making into a garland. They’re fairly simple to make too. Some of the small parts are a weeny bit fiddly but that is expected with small amigurumi creations. Don’t make them at night because you’ll get scared...