Round cotton face pads knit flat using short rows and seamed. I used Baby Cotton Midi from Hobbii and 3 mm needles but you can use finer or thicker yarn and needles to make them bigger or smaller. The ones I made were approximately 9cm in diameter.

Bottle holder knit in the round with a loop for hanging. Short rows are used for shaping the opening. I used Hobbii ribbon yarn with size 8mm circular needles and stitch markers. It can be adjusted according to the size of the bottle by changing the amount of increases at the start and the number of rounds in the main body but then you also nee...

This is a simple pattern for knitting a bottle holder with a loop for hanging/carrying. It is knit in the round and can be easily adjusted according to the size of the bottle you want to make it for. I used a DK weight cotton yarn but you can use different weights as it’s knit more.according to measurements than by counting rows.

Twisted rib cowl made with a braid. I used Megaball Aran (aran weight) with size 6mm knitting needles but it can be scaled up or down by changing the yarn weight, needle size or number of stitches if desired. Other than needles you also need stitch holders or some waste yarn to hold stitches that are not currently being worked and equipment for...

A pattern made with alternating short row wedges. Simple repeating pattern so it can be made as long or short as needed. It can be made with various different weights of yarn and needle sizes depending on how large or small you want to make it. It can also be scaled up or down by adjusting the number of stitches. It can be done in 1 colour or w...

A christening shawl with a candle flame design along the edge. It can also be made larger by repeating part of the pattern as indicated until the desired size in reached. Finish with a picot hem but you can use another bind off if you prefer.

An easy patterned scarf for a beginner to try. It uses bamboo stitch and a false cable stitch that look nice but are easy to do. I also included the basic patterns for false cable and bamboo stitch separately in case you want to use them for different projects.

This is a simple repeating pattern which can be used for lots of projects in different yarns and needle sizes, so feel free to experiment! The example used here is a simple blanket using white baby yarn and 4mm needles. It’s a good way to practice YO and a simple lace pattern.