Simnia Layette contains matching patterns for:

Photograph tutorial and written instructions for adding an afterthought pocket to a garment.

Carapace has a patterning reminiscent of sea shells.

Any weight of yarn may be used for this scarf.

This cardigan is worked flat on two needles from the bottom up.

Hat is cast on using provisional cast on, then worked in the round.

This hat is worked from the brim up seamlessly. The knit lines on the main body of the hat flow from the brim ribbing up to the crown where they finish at a point.

A colourwork chart of little girls. Use to add interest to another item.

I needed a way to carry my mobile phone for those times when I had no pockets or bag. My daughter was also constantly mislaying her phone, so I came up with this phone cosy.

The hat is worked seamlessy either from a longtail cast on or a provisional cast on.

This tutorial was written especially to work with Elena Nodel’s Color Flirtations Dress.

Simnia Blanket includes the patterns for matching: hat, mitts and booties making this series of patterns ideal to create gifts for a new baby.

Simnia Booties also includes the patterns for a matching: blanket, hat & mitts making this series of patterns ideal to create gifts for a new baby.

Simnia Cardigan is a traditional yoke style with a flared skirt. The patterning on the skirt is reminiscent of sea shells. It is a repeat of six stitches and is easy to memorise.

Simnia Hat includes the patterns for a matching: blanket, booties & mitts making this series of patterns ideal to create gifts for a new baby.

Simnia Mitts includes the patterns for matching: blanket, hat, and booties making this series of patterns ideal to create gifts for a new baby.

The hat is knitted in the round. Lace edging is optional extra and sewn in place at the end.

I designed this to fit my children’s assortment of Build-a-Bear Workshop soft toys. It also fits Baby Born and would fit Baby Annabel with longer sleeves.