A fabulous arrow shaped scarf with a neat icord border made with I Knit or Dye Shangri La 4ply yarn, 2 x 100g.

This arc shaped shaw wraps and drapes wonderfully around the neck and shoulders. Arcshawl uses short rows to create the shape. The shawl is made up of stocking stitch segments that are separated by a garter stitch ridge and so is a super easy introduction to short rows for knitters who have yet to learn this skill.

It’s my pleasure to offer this pattern for a simple, unpatterned, toe up sock for free.

This sock is a toe up sock, designed to be knit in the round by magic loop method using one circular need with a long cable.

This is a sock with a simple twisted stitch. The stitch is simple but there are many throughout the pattern which means this sock will take longer to knit than other socks but I hope you will agree that it;s worth it as the results are stunning.

this is an unusual leaf pattern. It is a fairly large leaf with a long stem and it looks gorgeous in a scarf/wrap. The drape of the silk and alpaca is amazing. The yarn shown in the pictures is I knit or Dye Hunky Dory - 3 ply silk and alpaca.

This pattern uses a simple and short repeat lace motif. It’s a very quick knit and you do not have to have done lace before. It uses yarn overs and knit two together and sli, slip, knit two together and a double decrease - slip one, knit two together, pass the slipped stitch over.

Patricia is a great introduction to lace knitting.

This sock pattern uses a simple lace repeat to achieve a gorgeous, textured pattern to help you decorate your feet. It is a very simple lace pattern which could be described as an intermediate level pattern.

This is a large circular shawl which increases based on Elizabeth Zimmerman’s PI shawl.

This shawl is so elegant and very simple to knit. It has a simple lace pattern with a small repeat at the edge of the stocking stitch base.

This beautiflu shawl was made using a silk/cashmere blend. You could use any 2ply yarn that has 800m to 100g.