An interesting pattern with clear instructions.

Flooer is the old Scots word for Flower.

This scarf has a garter stitch frill, like the mouth of a cowrie shell or the twist in tangled seaweed, it also has intarsia shells and a textured wavelets pattern on the reverse, which is knitted after the front of the scarf has been completed, so that the scarf is double sided. You can embellish the shells later as you please with sewn on bea...

A simple cowl with two intarsia charts for you to knit the camellias which you can then embellish with beads as shown in the photographs.

I’ve given two variations of yarn which can be used in this simple cowl pattern which is basically a huge cable type twist with borders.

You will need 50g of any double knitting yarn for these quick and easy wristwarmers.

You will only need 50g of any double knitting yarn for these quick and easy wristwarmers.

These quick and easy wristwarmers use 50g of any double knitting yarn.

This pattern is quick and easy and uses 50g of DK yarn.

You will need 200g of Majestic Aran in yellow for the main colour and 100g in any black DK for the hearts. The laces are made by continuously casting on with a crochet hook, then they are thread through the gaiters and tied in a bow at the top cuff.

You will need two 100g skeins of Rowan Fine Art in 304 Raven (used double) plus 50g of any red DK yarn for the celtic hearts.

Materials: 1 ball (141g) Red Heart Super Saver DK in Camouflage (Lot 3590) plus 50g each of Black DK, Green DK & Brown DK, 4mm needles.

Cameron (cream dog) & Eiric (black dog) are set against a camouflage background in this fun scarf for you to wear when walking the dog(s)!

These yarns are yummy, they both have a lovely sheen to them!

A very simple chevron pattern & a great way to use up your leftover stash of DK yarn

Any DK yarn would do for the leaf motifs in colours of your choice as I only used selected parts of the 50g ball of Stripes yarn for the leaves. Using 100g of the Aran yarn the scarf is 50 inches long, an extra 50g ball would add another 25 inches if you prefer a longer scarf.

This design is based on the unicorn from the Scottish coat of arms with Celtic knots. The pattern starts with a simple lace border then uses intarsia charts for the motifs. The main yarn, Creative Galaxy DK, has beautifully subtle colour changes with tiny sparkle discs for added magic.

An easy written pattern using any kind of double knitting yarn.

Glittery dragonflies float on a lacy backdrop of beautiful colours which change randomly as you knit.

One size only - 6-9 months baby cardigan.

Some experience of colourwork/intarsia is required for this pattern.

A quick and easy knit - only approximately 25 grams of yarn needed, so you’ll have half a ball left from a 50g ball.

When I saw some lovely crocheted flowers in a craft shop I was inspired to create this scarf. I used a lovely soft yarn which is perfect for snuggling into when it’s wrapped around your neck and it has beautifully subtle colour changes, it’s a dream to work with.

I knitted this from leftover yarn, so have guessed the quantities - you could ad lib with your own leftover stash of yarn.