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Crochet artist and founder of the popular Instagram site @KnottedNeon, Aynsley Grealis presents a pattern collection for making fanciful hats, balaclavas and handbags in all shapes and sizes. In Mad Hatter, her first book, Grealis shares her previously unpublished designs and patterns to teach readers how to make three simple bases and then decorate each by incorporating layers of whimsical appliqués. The patterns look complicated, but the secret is in the embellishments, from coral reef fish, mushrooms and stars to bees and clouds.

Mad Hatter: Crazy, Colorful Crochet Designs to Hook and Show Off by Aynsley Grealis, Abrams, £17.99, 23 May. abramsbooks.com

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