This pattern creates a colourful and textured allotment with neat rows of fruit, vegetables and flowers. It includes pictures to help you make everything. It also includes instructions to make a bag rather than a cushion.

This is a very textured blanket, great for sensory play or tummy time. It would also be a great lap blanket for anyone with restless hands.

A bright fruity mandala to add colour to any room.

This is a pattern to make a quick little character from the popular video game Among Us. You can use your character as an applique to sew onto clothes or accessories, or sew on a pin to make a broach, add a key chain, or attach a magnet and stick it to the fridge.

This pattern is featured in the May 2021 issue of Pattern Pack Pro.

This fully tested pattern is for a simple but effective cafetiere cosy. The pattern includes photos to help you get to grips with this corner to corner technique and making the tabs for the buttons.

This is an easy project for a beginner to make a fun peg bag shaped like a colourful caravan.

This pattern is featured in the March 2021 issue of Happily Hooked Magazine.

This pattern is featured in the February 2021 issue of Pattern Pack Pro.

Use up scraps of yarn to make this little caravan key chain. This simple pattern uses single crochet (uk - double crochet) and half double crochet (uk - half treble). It would be perfect to make as a quick gift. Great for beginners.

The iconic Forth Bridge just outside Edinburgh seemed an obvious candidate to be turned into crochet. The mathematics of the structure were just begging to be incorporated in a pattern somehow. It was only years later, watching the third Queensferry Crossing gradually rise from the water (on infrequent trips to Scotland) that I finally realised...

A pattern for a thick wool poncho to take the chill off in style. This poncho is make using the corner to corner method, making a thick fabric with a lovely texture. Could also be made using alternative yarns for a lighter version.

This pattern is very dear to my heart. I have designed it to remind me of happy family holidays up in Scotland. Every summer since our daughter was born we have made a pilgrimage back up north to spent several weeks travelling around. At its centre is a map with our routes marked out.

I designed this blanket as a house warming gift for my sister and her partner who live in Aviemore, Scotland.

A beautiful design which I have made as a square but with a bit of imagination could also be made into a round blanket or done with cotton to make a table cloth. This is an easy project to make on the move as it is constructed from various different motifs sewed together. This pattern has colour photos to show how to make butterflies and how to...