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A collection of seven charming knitting patterns

This quick and easy beanie, cowl and mitten set was inspired by the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire in 2014. Perfect for wearing when cycling, or around the town, these patterns are easy to crochet and suitable for beginners.

A new collection of ten elegant knits inspired by the gardens of a Winter Fell.

This ebook includes the Woodville Tam and Mittens pattern.

A Trio of whimsical Fair-Isle Moose

Coddiwomble - meaning to take a relaxed wander towards a vague destination.

A cute tee with decorative patterning

ALVARA - meaning elf warrior - A chunky crochet shawl to wrap yourself in when heading out to take on the world

Crochet crescent-shaped shawl with pendants

Stellara is a yoked sweater, knitted top-down and in the round. It has an entrelac yoke. Full written instructions are given to create the entrelac stripes.

Rosie is a cute angora goat amigurumi that is simple to crochet and easy to make.

A cute one skein shawl

Eferhild is a kite-shaped shawl that is easy to wear and provides a warm, comforting shield of armour around the neck against winter’s cool winds. The shawl begins at the narrow point, increasing gently to form the kite shape. Elegant lace intersperses the solid crochet bands and the shawl is finished with a tassel. Eferhild looks particularly ...

An elegant shawl for chic geeks

A chunky cozy cowl

An interesting three coloured cowl

Spike stitch shawl with tassels

A lacy poncho, knitted from the bottom up, featuring a rose lace pattern that climbs the garment to the neck.

A flattering jumper knitted from the bottom-up, with a simple leaf lace pattern and an integrated pocket.

Patterned socks knitted from the toes up with colourwork and twisted stitch patterns.

A mosaic headband with i-cord edging and a dragon’s eye pattern.

A curved garter stitch shawl and a lacy edge, shaped with short rows to easily drape round the shoulders.

A cozy slip-stitch chunky cowl, perfect for the northern winters, in the many pretty colours of the gillyflower.

A cozy jumper knitted from the top down, with a simple stranded colourwork pattern, princess-line shaping and i- cord edging.

A hat and mitten set full of berries knitted in the round from the top down and finished with a sideways cabled brim.

A hat and mitten set full of berries knitted in the round from the top down and finished with a sideways cabled brim.

Featuring a fitted, patterned yoke and flared sleeves, this long, flowing cardigan is worked from the top down and flares out over the hips. The cardigan is worked in the round and then steeked.

Beautiful rippled blanket

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A chunky coffee cup cozy that will keep your favourite coffee drink hot and your hands cool.

The Camaura toque will keep you both warm and stylish as you learn herbology in the palace gardens.

These chic Manica gloves feature a buttoned cuff, flower buds and twisted stitches.

This stunning slinky top will flatter your best moves spinning round the dance floor at the Yule Ball.

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This richly patterned cardigan is warm and cozy to wear on winter days whilst strolling around the palace gardens.

The cabled braid in Elegantia echoes the wave of your wand while casting spells by the palace fountain in the gardens.

A lacy, scalloped shawl to cover shoulders on cool spring evenings or wrap around the neck whilst admiring ice sculptures in frosty winters.

Stirring: Nórui - meaning fiery

Stirring: Faradrim - meaning hunter

Winter: Nînim - meaning snowdrop

Winter: Maethor - meaning warrier

Fading: Gilgalad - meaning starlight

Fading: Randír - meaning wanderer

Autumn: Rhien - meaning crowned lady, queen

Autumn: Eryn - meaning forest

Summer: Imloth - meaning flowering valley

Summer: Amrûn - meaning sunrise

Spring: Míriel - meaning jewel-like

Spring: Rhovan - meaning wilderness

A lacy cowl

A beautiful owl mobile for babies.

As the weather turns cooler I love nothing more than to wrap a luxuriously soft cowl around my neck.

This elegant corsage with its pearl button centre will look pretty adorning a dress, coat, bag or hat.

The white rose of York is a symbol of the house of York, and is now used as the Yorkshire County symbol.

Crochet a pair of these pretty fingerless mitts to add a touch of elegance to any outfit.

This chubby little cuckoo would make a great gift and friend!

Xylia means ‘of the wooded land’ and characterises this pattern perfectly with its textured stitches reminiscent of bark. This asymmetrical cardigan is both feminine and functional to wear with its little pocket and scalloped edges.

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This little cowl is perfect for spring, autumn and winter when extra warmth is always needed. Shown in Shetland Heather, the beautiful tweed tones add a bit of colour to the darker months as well as being soft and warm -and it only needs one ball to complete! Perfect for those odd balls of wool lying in your stash. The texture also shows off ha...

Cthulhu is a cute little Great Old One who would love to play with you and he promises not to devourer you!

Zombie Charlie is a cute little zombie who would love to play with you and he promises not to bite!

I love attending music festivals and often wear my wellington boots to cope with the mud in the English summer rain. I am not so keen on my welly boots rubbing against my shins when I am wearing shorts. I came up with the idea of some welly toppers that would not only look great but also protect my legs from the rubber. They are also useful in ...

2012 is a fantastic year to celebrate all things British with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics taking place in London! Albion Jubilee is a cute summer top to wear to tea parties, as a spectator cheering on your team, or relaxing in the sunshine.

I love playing boardgames and one of my friends and family’s favourites is Carcassonne. It has little meeple pieces to mark tiles and scores. This gave me the inspiration to create this dice bag that could be used to hold the Carcassonne game pieces, or dice for a role-playing game.

Laptops come in all shapes and sizes, but they all need something to keep them safe on the move, and this design fits the bill perfectly

This tee is knitted in the round as a seamless tee from the top down. It is worked in a rib pattern throughout which makes it stretchy and able to fit different shapes with little shaping needed. The cable pattern at the front provides waist shaping and draws the eye inwards to flatter. Further shaping occurs at the back waist with barely visib...

One of the first knitted gifts I ever made was a lace scarf for my mum. She loved it and wore it many times over that winter and requested a hat to match. Sadly, within a couple of months of her request we found out she had pancreatic cancer and she died aged 59, just two weeks later. I am dedicating this pattern in her memory and to raise mone...

Mug cozies are great at keeping your drinks warm when you are outside.

This wise little owl will watch over your page in your favourite books and keep it safe until you return. A very simple and quick to knit bookmark that will make you smile whenever you pick up your book to read or to give as a gift.

This is a simple and quick to knit iPhone cozy. The ribbed top stops the phone stops from falling out and the hurdle stitch creates a protective cozy for the phone. It will also fit iTouch and iPod classics.

A pink pig to look after your phone