Knit as three flat pieces using two-needles, this is a relaxing knit for an experienced knitter, or a great starting project for knitters who have mastered the basics and would like to practice a cable stitch. Knitted with a chunky yarn this project will knit up quickly.

A knitting pattern for a pair of worsted weight wool women’s mittens. This pattern is to fit an average women’s hand. This assumes a measurement of 19cm when placing a tape measure around the hand just below the knuckles. You may want to adjust gauge to make a smaller or larger mitten.

In this pattern I suggest that you hold the yarn double, and it is knit in the round. Produces a very soft, classic and seamless hat.

This is a straight-up bloke’s beanie without any fuss! In the last few years I’ve found a repeated request from the men in my life that they want a plain beanie… So, I couldn’t ignore a knitting challenge altogether and concentrated here on fit and shaping, but kept the stitch plain!

You will love the gentle shaping on this subtle beret which creates a gentle slouch.

This pattern is designed to give a vintage feel and look, but is straightforward to make and as a headband (rather than a turban) easy to wear.

This is a much updated version of my earlier Giant Pom-Pom Hat. I’ve retained the same fun large pom-pom which is made with an aran wool with a high acrylic content to keep it cheap and light-weight. The beanie, however, has been totally re-designed to take advantage of Knit Picks Palette and a beautiful double lace rib stitch.

Simple, fun, stylish, and warm… This is a new design influenced by the current craze for pom-poms, but in my signature style; using good quality yarn and finely knit.

This is a relatively simple beret with a pom-pom (optional). The pattern calls for a Scottish yarn that really complements the beret style.

Note: I’ve edited this listing to have two versions of this pattern. One is the original using Rowan Felted Tweed. The new, additional pattern is a slight re-working of this original so as to use Drops Alpaca yarn (held double).

Knitted in the round you will have only one seam along the bottom to sew up!

This hat has a starting place in the shape of a beanie but the envelope back lifts it slightly off the head making it more flattering for most head shapes. It also adds an interesting feature.

Versatile knitting pattern to make a pair of arm/leg warmers using a ‘faux cable’ pattern.

Classic beanie for wintery days. Although this is called a boyfriend beanie - it is very unisex - consider it in the same vein as the boyfriend jean!

A slouchy hat that is knitted in the round. The pretty faux cable rib creates a pretty detail to this modern hat.

This hat has proven popular since its release. The hat is knitted in the round to produce a seamless design. Will suit men and women, with a deep rib to allow for a range of head sizes.

A simple cowl that will knit up very quickly! Uses a lovely yarn to create a soft drape. Knitted in the round.