A long-awaited addition to my moon series.

Say hello to the Petunia Sox

Are you in the mood for Autumn and Halloween? If you’re feeling the urge, why not get in the mood with some simple knitted pumpkins? Within in this pattern you’ll find three different sizes of pumpkins. Make one, make two, make a whole pumpkin patch if that is what your heart desires. One pumpkin doesn’t take a lot of yarn, so you could make yo...

Try my ‘What the heel?!’ shaping. Vanilla with a twist.

My plan for this beanie was simply that I decided it was time to make something pretty.

Hi my name is Annette and this is my version of a ‘Toe up’ Vanilla sock with heel and gusset shaping.

Hands up if you’d like to try a new heel.

Say hello to my Shortie Bobblette Sox.

This shawl came about because I wanted to knit something special for my Bestie.

This is the perfect project to ease you into stranded colourwork.

This simple shawl came about because I wanted a simple design that would show off a single, 100g hank of hand dyed 4ply/fingering yarn. I hope that you’ll find this pattern as enjoyable to knit as I did.

32 sts and 44 rows to 10cm over stocking stitch with 2.5mm knitting needles.

I love short socks. They are super quick to make.

These socks came about because I wanted some cute, quick socks to knit for myself.

This pattern is for intermediate level knitters who have done some stranded knitting before.

Finished size - 21cm long x 9.5cm wide

22st x 36rows to 10cm over K4B pattern

This simple pattern is perfect for an easy project in the round or a quick gift knit.

This simple pattern is perfect for a quick gift knit.

This simple pattern is perfect for a quick gift knit or pure selfish knitting. A good introduction to working with colour. It involves an easy slip stitch colourwork section where you just work one colour per row with no stranding of colours.

This simple pattern is perfect for your first project in the round, a quick gift knit, or to use up your leftover aran yarns for a scrappy project. Enjoy