Jane is a Scottish designer who can’t resist quick makes, cozy cowls and cute seasonal projects. She learned to crochet and knit over 15 years ago, and when she’s not working with yarn she loves trying out all kinds of crafts. Her projects aim to blend a little bit of inspiration with favorites you can use every day. You can find her work in publications including Crochet Now, Knit Now, Crochet Society, Pattern Pack Pro, Happily Hooked Magazine and I Like Knitting, and on LoveCrafts and Instagram - say hello and see what’s new!
From the December 2024 issue
Crochet your own stylish wristlet clutch, inspired by elegant fashion trends. Featuring a dazzling diamante bow on the front, this chic clutch combines glamor with practicality. The secure zipper closure ensures your essentials stay safe inside, making it the perfect accessory for any festive occasion.
View ProjectFrom the August 2024 issue
Embark on a whimsical journey into an enchanted forest with the Woodland Whimsy Appliqué Tote. Begin by crocheting a practical and sturdy tote bag, perfect for carrying essentials wherever your adventures take you. Then, let your creativity bloom as you adorn the tote with charming woodland appliqués: delightful mushrooms in various shapes and sizes, intricately detailed leaves that dance in the breeze and a whimsical fox peeking out with a friendly smile.
View ProjectFrom the August 2023 issue
Channel your inner Mary Quant with a 1960s London-inspired purse. This tapestry crochet purse draws on Carnaby Street’s finest fashions, with a touch of wool hinting at classic British textiles. Worked in two colors throughout, the pattern follows a straightforward repeat to create a diagonal plaid, with just a hint of shaping. Use a metal purse frame with a clasp for an extra touch of vintage chic.
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A sweet project that’s perfect for girls’ adventures together this spring. A handful of crocheted flowers flow around the side and each end, taking a hint from starflowers, daisies and relaxed coastal style. The headband set is easy to make, with the chance to test out a couple of skills. Each flower is worked to a simple design in the round, and added to the headband created entirely in single crochet with easy shaping for scarf-like peaks at each end.
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