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Atlantis is a quick little knitted scarf featuring a simple trio of rope cables.
  
Quince & Co.’s worsted-weight Kestrel yarn works up quickly, while the 100% linen fibre makes for a perfect lightweight transitional scarf with drape.
  
Using just 50g of yarn, this small scarf is a great stashbuster or quick gift-knit. Play with a pop of colour for a stand-out accessory or work it in a go-with-everything neutral.
  
Small scarves like this are super-useful wardrobe staples.
  
Easily adapted to be wider and/or longer - but then you will need another skein of yarn.
  
BONUS - The pattern comes with a style guide including step by step and video tutorials of my 4 favourite ways to style a small scarf.

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Lyonesse is a quick little Tunisian crochet scarf featuring a reversible treble-crochet stitch for two looks in one.
  
Quince & Co.’s worsted-weight Kestrel yarn works up quickly, while the 100% linen fibre makes for a perfect lightweight transitional scarf with drape.
  
Using just 50g of yarn, this small scarf is a great stashbuster or quick gift project.
You can use a regular crochet hook as long as the shaft is straight and long enough to accommodate the stitches.
  
Play with a pop of colour for a stand-out accessory or work it in a go-with-everything neutral.
  
Small scarves like this are super-useful wardrobe staples.
  
Easily adapted to be wider and/or longer - but then you will need another skein of yarn.
  
BONUS - The pattern comes with a style guide including step by step and video tutorials of my 4 favourite ways to style a small scarf.

Beach Rills is a fun and striking dress in cotton yarn - perfect for those hazy summer days!
  
Inspired by the ridges left in the sand by a retreating tide, the dress is worked in Tunisian crochet chevron and wave stitch patterns. Achieving that perfect balance between memorisable yet interesting - throw in colour striping and you’ll always be wanting to hook just one more row.
  
The sideways construction of the bodice works with the fabric’s stretch, providing a close fit when worn with negative ease, while the skirt has positive ease for that breezy summer style.
  
From chilling at the beach bar to an al fresco dinner - Beach Rills is your travel wardrobe essential this summer!
  
Please see the photos for size charts and schematic.
  
You will need a 4.00mm (or size to achieve gauge) interchangeable hook with a 40cm and 120cm cable with a stopper. The bodice is worked flat and sideways, then stitches are picked up around the waistband and the skirt is worked in the round.
  
Yarn requirements:
SIZE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (6, 7, 8, 9, 10) 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
Grams 386, 412, 439, 460, 509 (536, 566, 597, 606, 629) 638, 666, 689, 698, 726 (777, 800, 827, 856, 869)
Metres 1313, 1401, 1493, 1564, 1731 (1823, 1925, 2030, 2061, 2139) 2170, 2265, 2343, 2374, 2469 (2642, 2730, 2812, 2911, 2955)
Yards 1436, 1533, 1633, 1712, 1894 (1994, 2106, 2221, 2255, 2340) 2374, 2478, 2564, 2597, 2701 (2891, 2976, 3077, 3185, 3233)

The Stargazey Cowl is worked in Tunisian crochet in the round, using a herringbone stitch which creates an open, mesh-like fabric perfect for those changeable spring weather days. This design is written to use two colours; using a contrast colour for the return pass helps the main stitch motif to stand out and the ribbing also alternates colours. However, you could equally work the whole cowl in one colour if you prefer.
  
This cowl is worked in Tunisian crochet in the round; you will need one interchangeable hook with approx. 40cm cable and a stopper on the other end of the cable to prevent your stitches sliding off. The rib is worked at the end of the project with half treble crochet and slip stitches, and can be worked with a regular crochet hook.
  
Measurements:
58cm / 22.75" circumference x 14cm / 5.5" depth
  
Sample used Stolen Stitches Nua Sport (60% Merino, 20% Yak, 20% Linen) (140m/50g):
Colour A (9803; Hatters Teal Party) - Cowl: 17g + Rib: 7g = 24g
Colour B (9812; Café Flamingo) - Cowl: 14g + Rib: 7g = 21g

The Cornish Heritage Collection includes a hat, cowl and fingerless gloves, each inspired by a historic site managed by Cornwall Heritage Trust.
  
Treffry Viaduct lends its imposing pillars and arches to the Treffry hat.
  
The Celtic knot carvings on King Doniert's stone are transposed to the King Doniert's cowl.
  
The ring ditches and ancient trackway of Caer Bran adorn the Caer Bran gloves.
  
These motifs are worked using cables, slipped and twisted stitches. Closed-loop increases and decreases are used. The Treffry hat also features a lateral braid.
  
The hat and gloves are written for adult small, medium and large sizes while the cowl is single-size. However, each pattern includes a Size Modification section with specific suggestions of where to add stitches or rounds for a custom size, step by step calculations you will need and chart adjustments where applicable.
  
All three patterns are provided in charted and written form.
  
£2 from each sale of the collection will be donated to the Cornwall Heritage Trust.

Morvoren is a rectangular wrap inspired by the legend of the Mermaid of Zennor and the carved wooden bench in Zennor church.
  
Written for fingering/heavy laceweight yarn, it takes one skein each of contrasting and preferably solid/tonal colours which will allow the textured stitch patterns to shine.
  
My sample used Norne Yarn Merino/Yak/Silk singles (120g / 480m per skein), 1 skein each of Gullinbuste and Midgardsormr.
  
Each edge of the wrap is worked in one colour only, with a mirrored set of motifs representing rope cables, mermaid scales and the mermaid's mirror. The colours come together in the central syncopated brioche section of interlocking waves. This section is worked in a single pass rather than the traditional "colour A, slide, colour B, turn" sequence of brioche knitting - but the pattern includes a tutorial video for how I worked this in a single pass.
  
The pattern includes width modification suggestions and a calculation table to estimate the length you can work based on the amount of yarn you have and how much the first repeat uses - it's very easy to adapt the length by just continuing to work the chart.
  
The pattern includes full written and charted instructions.

Meaning “Ice and Fire” in Cornish, this blanket was inspired by a Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon yarn collection and is a celebration of contrasts - cool and warm tones, smooth and raised textures.
This cozy, modular blanket is worked in corner-to-corner blocks using a join-as-you-go method. Choose from ten different stitch patterns - use my arrangement or rearrange them however you like.
I’ve arranged the colours in a corner-to-corner gradient, but a scrappy look, colour blocking, or a solid palette will all work perfectly.
Designed to be fully customisable for any weight yarn and blanket size.

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