Ashover is a cowl which can be worn as a single loop, or doubled for an extra snug fit. It has an easy repeat pattern and features a mesh join. The first row worked is for the join, the work is then turned and the other side of the chain is worked into.

Astlowe is worked in trebles and chains only, with a 2 row repeat, making it ideal for beginners, and a quick and easy project for all abilities. The long colour changes in Drops Delight keep the scarf interesting, without having to change yarns. This soft and snuggly scarf worked in a neutral colourway will go with any outfit, or choose a colo...

Calver is worked in an easy repeat pattern, and is suitable for men and women. It is worked in the round, changing colour at the end of each round.

Lilliava is a lacy scarf with a 3 row easy repeat using basic stitches. It is worked in 2 halves from the centre out so that the ends match with a deeper fan edging.

Emma was designed to use a fade set of mini skeins, but works well in a solid colour. Basic stitches, trebles and chains, form the main body, with a solid section and an easy openwork section. The lacy edging is added last.

The patterns has 5 different snowflakes, plus 2 variations. They are worked in DMC Petra 3 or 5, but any 4 ply or finer thread can be substituted, as only small amounts are required.

Celestial is a lacy scarf, named after the yarn which has a sparkle to it, making it a lovely addition to an evening outfit, as well as an easy to wear daytime scarf.

Light and lacy, Kaila is worked in Queensland Collection Perth. Simple increasing and decreasing produces an easy to wear wrap which sits comfortably on the shoulders.

Worked in West Yorkshire Spinners Essential DK (formerly Aire Valley DK), Misty Mornings is the perfect accessory for chillier days. They are worked sideways, which means that it is easy to adapt the size. The pattern is formed by rows of double crochet, and half trebles worked in the lower loop, and the cuff, worked at the same time, is back l...

This traditional triangular shawl makes the perfect finishing touch to an outfit. The open stitch pattern and edging detail add texture and colour to your look. A gorgeous silhouette is created by the drape of the yarn, ideal for a touch of evening glamour.

Alisa is named after a friend who makes fabulous scarves and wraps. Whilst working on the design, I kept thinking “ I want to make a Lisa”

Stepping Out is a scarf for all seasons, light enough to be worn loosely in spring and autumn or on cooler summer days, but long enough to be wrapped snuggly around the neck in winter.

Astraden is made using 1 x 100gm skein of All Wool That Ends Wool hand dyed sock/4 ply (400m per skein).

Inspired by the breathtaking Aurora Borealis, “Northern Lights” is a hat worked in the round, from the bottom up. Perfect for keeping cosy in winter climates, the slip stitch ribbing is added afterwards and joined to the main part as it is worked, ensuring a snug fit. Hues of purple, blue and green create a striking piece, topped with an option...

Robanash is a quick and easy textured scarf, suitable for keeping both men and women wrapped up warm during the cold winter months. An easy 2 row repeat gives this stylish scarf a subtle broken rib pattern that is both easy to make and easy to wear!

Rowanberry is a versatile cowl which can be worn long and open in Spring and Autumn, and doubled for a snug, cosy cowl in Winter. It is worked in the round, with an easy 4 row lace pattern.

Shoreline is an asymmetrical wrap featuring a 4 row lace pattern. The increases are worked at the treble edge - no complicated lace increases! - and added to the lace pattern every few rows.

This shawl is a great one-ball make for experienced crocheters, or a wonderful way to stretch skills.

Cottage Garden is a one skein asymmetrical wrap worked in an easy lace and trebles pattern. it is worked from the narrow edge to the widest edge, with a one row edging added along the lace side. It measures 51cms at the widest point by 100cms long, excluding the edging.

Ameliena is worked in Drops Delight and features lace loops, a variation of Broomstick crochet. Two sizes of “broomsticks” are used, 15mm and 25mm. These can be either knitting needles, pieces of dowl or very strong cardboard.

Alton features a basketweave pattern, suitable for men and women. It is worked in the round, up to the crown. The slip stitch ribbing is added after the main body of the hat is worked.

Winster is worked in the round, from the bottom up. The slip stitch ribbing is added afterwards and joined to the main part as it is worked.

This stitch pattern was inspired by knitted razor shell stitch, and the scarf is a perfect introduction to Tunisian crochet lace.

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Now available in my Ravelry store, and re-named Larchwood.

Birchwood is worked in the round, in an easy one row stitch pattern, from 1 x 100gm ball of West Yorkshire Spinners Aire Valley Aran Fusions. It can be worn slouchy for a casual look, or folded for a more structured look.

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This is a simple pattern for a tealight holder cover and a coaster. Each piece uses small amounts of Petra 3, but other 4ply cottons can be used.

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A quick and easy pattern for a lacy mat and coaster which uses small amounts of Petra 3 or Petra 5. Pattern uses UK terminology

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