This Hoodie is a definite must have in any wardrobe. It is beyond comfy. This design is done in a method way. Meaning it can be made to fit any age, shape and size. The preferred yarn is light fingering, but you can use a different yarn weight as long as you use the correct hook sizes for the yarn.

This bright and beautiful bunting has a beautiful lustre due to the bamboo. It will brighten up any room.

This shawl is mix between a shawl, a cowl and a scarf. It is open like a shawl but small enough to be warn as a cowl or scarf.

This pattern is a version of an octagon shape. It has eight panels in total, which two of in the front are slightly bigger. This pattern is also a mirror image. The rows for this pattern are broken down into sections which have been colour coded to make it easier to read.

This is a versatile scarf you can wear multiple ways. its based on the concept of a ripple, if you only had one valley. This mens the scarf make on single point in the centre and goes out to the sides.

This pattern is written so that you can make any size you require. From baby, all the way to adult. You can use any yarn weight and any size hook appropriate to your yarn choice. That is what is so great about this pattern.

These Wrist Warmers are the one thing missing from your closet. They are cute and easy to make.

This beanie was designed with ponytails in mind. I love wearing beanies, but it always looks funny to me wearing them with a ponytail. So I designed this beanie.

The Shifting Circle pattern is the ideal design to make anything you can imagine. From a bed throw to a light Summer top.

This pattern was written to fancy up the plain coaster idea.

Every hexagon afghan I have seen so far, has been in the shape of a square, with filler blocks and half-hexagons used to ‘fix’ the shape.