This pattern was created to make the most of this yummy yarn I got from Pickle and Co Fibres. It’s a beautiful DK weight merino/nylon/silk blend, which is so soft and squishy, in the colourway Nina and I knew I had to have it the moment I saw it at Knitfest in Maleny.

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I loooove this cardigan!

When designing this square I started with an idea which didn’t quite work how I wanted. I really liked how it looked though so I decided to embrace what the yarn wanted to do.

I don’t know about you but I fell in love with ALL the fade shawls that knitters were making and wished I could knit so that I could make one too. I have even started learning to knit but honestly crochet is my first love and I knew I had to design one for all my crochet friends out there!

I made this little pouch to hold my ear buds so they wouldn’t get tangled in my handbag.

This simple elegant cowl is perfect for everyday wear.

This bag is the bigger sibling of the Tiny Star Produce Bag.

Use your Maker Powers for good by crocheting this yummy Cupcake Face Scrubby and reducing waste.

I created this square after receiving my set of 56 balls of Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK. I wanted to make a fun single colour square with my tiny star as the star!

Made from colourful cotton with a tiny star at the centre - because you are a total star if you use these instead of single use plastic bags - these produce bags are big enough to fit a bunch of bananas or a handful of potatoes, they only weigh 30g and you can pop them in the wash when they get dirty.

Hearts and (more) Flowers - another perfect match!

Donut Face Scrubby and Washcloth.

I designed this scarf for my good friend Sally.

This shawl had a mind of its own and simply wanted to be.

As a Mum, my favourite part of Easter (besides chocolate for breakfast) is the Easter Egg hunt with my son.

Add a touch of elegance to your table.

Flowers and Hearts - a perfect match!

The Santa Hat for Summer!

Whilst browsing through my collection of scarf patterns I noticed that I really favoured the simplicity of cosy granny stripe ones. I really wanted one! The problem is that I live in Queensland and it’s far too warm most of the year to wear a scarf like that so I came up with a modified granny stitch - the Almost a Granny stitch, which has the ...

I created this slouch hat pattern to match my Almost a Granny triangle scarf. They are both a lighter weight version of a granny stitch that gives them a classic feel with a lacy twist that is great for in between weather or warmer climates.