This piece was designed to complement the Magic Ball Swap held in December 2016 at the International Freeform Forum.

This stylishly simple scarf has been designed to make use of all your leftover yarns and partial skeins.

Fully tested pattern is now available for sale.

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Pattern has been fully tested

Pattern has been fully tested

Pattern has been fully tested

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Pattern has been fully tested.

This endearing crochet sausage dog works up in no time, using chunky yarn and a large hook.

Meet Rupert the 20 Pound Cat…

Pattern currently in testing (Dec 2012)

These mitts are worked in the round with no shaping. The shell pattern is stretchy and will accommodate the shape of your hand beautifully. All you need to do is remember to add your peek-a-boo hole for the thumb!

This stuffed moose head is not remotely realistic looking – and I’m quite okay with that… Instead it’s an example of faux taxidermy at its finest.

Australia is home to some of the most exquisite creatures on the face of the earth. And the sun loving frilled neck lizard is no exception!

What better way to store your plastic bags than inside this fancy fish?

With her oversized ears and classic granny square pouch, Kiki is the most adorable kangaroo you will ever lay eyes on.

While I was working on this bag, my Dad sent me a series of photos from his recent Malaysian holiday.

Fully tested pattern now available for free

This is a professionally worded pattern, using US terminology. The pattern has been thoroughly tested.

WARNING: This pattern is addictive!

The dragon is believed by many to be a symbol of power, strength and good luck.

True Blue is an expression we use here to describe an Authentic Aussie… What better way to describe the Koala?

Callipo featured in a song I learned as a child. For the longest time, this little guy has been dancing around inside my head

I love that Jerry is Not Your Average Giraffe.

Matryoshka is foreign and exotic, yet homey and charming, all at the same time.

The kokeshi doll is worked in one piece from the head down to the base, and joined with a seam at the centre back. There is a circle of plastic inside the base of the doll, which allows her to stand beautifully.

this clearly written crochet pattern creates an interesting 12 inch square

this quirky creature stands approximately 27cm tall

this simple hat is quick and easy to crochet - suitable for beginners

These thick luxurious cables are designed to massage, de-stress and exfoliate. Gently cleanse your back without straining. This is the ultimate back washer. A perfect gift idea, or an indulgent addition to your own bathroom.

every little girl will love this bag

this pattern is written to fit a young girl, however there are notes at the end of the pattern for making an adult size hat