Soukish is a tubular scarf, worked in the round, in one piece.

In Vest is a cropped vest that features an all over texture of ‘nubby pinstripes’. It is an on-trend garment that is ideal as a layering piece, but can quite easily be worn alone as a warm weather garment.

Casual Necks is a crescent shaped shawlette that features a simple left and right, six stitch cable at the bottom edge and an i- cord cast off. The cabled edge and i-cord cast off are worked in a contrast colour – however, a one colour option would work just as well, but be sure to factor in the yarn amounts.

The Minarets At Midnight cowl is part of a series of accessories inspired by Islamic Art, Architecture and Decoration.

Brushwood is inspired by winter’s undergrowth, highlighting the knotted and intertwined plant forms left behind at the end of the season. This gender-neutral design is constructed using a combination of carefully placed cables that mimic twisted, interwoven tendrils.

Alhambra is inspired by the decoration found at the Alhambra Palace in Andalusia, Spain, particularly from the main courtyard, named the Court of the Lions, with its highly ornate stucco carvings held up by a series of slender columns.

The inspiration for Salisbury comes from a combination of architectural elements. Salisbury pays homage to Zaha Hadid’s “One Thousand Museum” building in Miami, while also drawing on the fluid lines of Lierne vaults, often seen in Gothic architecture to add structural interest.

Zahra is the second in a series of cowls inspired by Islamic art, architecture,decoration and calligraphy.

Sana’a is the first in a series of cowls inspired by Islamic Art, Architecture and decoration.

Between East and West is a bit of an exploration of heritage, the movement of people and the melding of races, ideologies and cultures.

The inspiration for Seaboard came from a couple of sources. My passion for the Arts & Crafts Movement and the fashion of the 1920’s/30’s were leading factors for the design.

The inspiration for Banú comes from a small village in Ireland that was once a thriving medieval town. This design brings together the ancient and the modern—linking the past to the present.

The Harba Wrap has a scaly appearance because of the V-like cable pattern across the fabric. This wrap is worked in two mirror-image halves, and the pieces are grafted together seamlessly in the centre.

Necks Time is a perfect, lightweight cowl that features a

FanTassel is an on trend accessory that features an eyelet stitch pattern that resembles a meandering stream. It is rectangular in shape and is topped off with tiny tassels in a stark contrast colour to add pop to the design.

Huna features a cable design that begins at the neck edge down to the bottom edge on the left hand side of the garment.

The Qana Scarf consists of two undulating cables flanked by broken-rib stitch; the combination adds complexity and drama to an otherwise simple knit. The majority of the scarf is worked using knit and purl stitches with only four cable rows per pattern repeat, making it ideal for the advanced beginner to expert knitter.

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Abney features an Argyle-esque design inspired by Scottish Argyle patterns often used in sweaters, socks, scarves, etc. It is an oversized, unisex scarf that can also double as a cozy wrap. The pattern presents concave, diamond shapes on one side and convex diamond shapes on the other, giving an interesting texture on both sides.

Kina is an A-line tunic in 8 sizes (XS/S/M/L/1X/2X/3X/4X), that features an hourglass cable coupled on a reverse stockinette background. The bottom edge, armhole edges, and neckline are left unfinished to retain the elementary lines. Kina is knit from the bottom up in pieces, with a flared hem and gradual decreases, offering a loose fit through...

Turath is a celebration of heritage. With this design I have brought together attributes from both my English and Yemeni heritage.

Furbelow is a loose fitting, slightly A-line flounced tunic. A perfect garment for layering up.

Please check your emails! There is an updated PDF of Anahis. The chart and legend, in the original version, was ‘inverted’ and did not reflect the pattern as it truly is.

Inspired by the dramatic beauty that can be found in nature, this stole adds grace to any outfit, formal or casual. The design features a center panel of eyelet motifs flanked by cascading, petal-like curves that resemble ornate butterfly wings.

Retro glamour was the inspiration for this design and it is a ‘follow-on’ pattern to the Polly Browne Stole (the show) pattern.

Mabel is inspired by head-wear that strolls from the 1920’s through to the 1950’s and is still on trend today.

Edenvale is an aran weight, reversible cowl. The design is inspired by a beautiful woodland walk, complete with waterfall.

Comfort and style were the inspiration for Kabir, an over-sized cardigan with a generous amount of positive ease that gives it a snug but stylish edge. It’s a nestle up at home or step out in style kind of garment!

The design features a suspended leaf pattern that naturally results in a scalloped edge and is topped off with a simple garter stitch border

Organic ornamentation and meandering flora, often stylised and represented by the Arts & Crafts movement, were the inspirational starting point for this design.

Grainne’s Garden is a fun garment inspired by long grass and leggy flowers. A great dress for wearing with leggings and perfect for layering up on cooler days.

Inspired by the romance and style of the 1920s, Polly Browne incorporates columns, arches and a small amount of beadwork. It is a versatile design that makes for a great evening accessory, but will also add a little luxury for casual occasions.

This is a recipe for a large cowl.

With an easily memorized stitch pattern, the Lydia Scarf & Mitts pattern is the perfect transitional duo. The set can be both elegant or casual depending on the outfit.

Lila is a casual scarf or a sassy stole – an accessory for all occasions! It features a delicate bell-like design, edged with a small leaf motif. Although delicate in appearance, Lila carries a certain density that gives cosiness and warmth. It is worked in 2 halves and grafted using a 3 needle cast/bind off

A light as air scarf that features an easily memorized feathered eyelet and fan stitch combination.

Layer It Up is perfect transitional wear - a garment that will see you through spring and beyond.

Loula is a cosy, reversible cowl that keeps the shoulders, back and chest warm.

My apologies to anyone who downloaded this pattern prior to 6/7/13 - I didn’t realise that the PDF file was incomplete. please find an updated version of the pattern.

This elegant Neck Cuff & Mitt set would compliment almost any outfit.

Inspired by nature, Acorn and Bellflower are intended to add fun, colour and warmth to the autumn/winter months.

A very easy, quick and funky scarf.