The “Wyre Woodland Beanie” is a cosy autumnal / winter

I feel is important to note is; my lovely test knitter Emily (Whom the socks are named after) noted that whilst the wrap stitches/yarn overs can be done with any needle, it is so much easier and more enjoyable to do so if you have really pointy needles as it helps to get under the slipped stitch to then pass over the knitted stitches.

The Candy Stripe Baby Blanket uses a corner-to-corner moss stitch to make the blanket.

This blanket is knitted bottom up with border as part of the blanket pattern. It measures around 29” square depending on your knitting tension. The border consists of double moss stitch, and the blanket features a small 16 stitch lacework pattern featuring yarn overs, slipped stitches and k2tog before becoming a mindful practice of knit stitch....

The design of this sock features the lacework being slightly to the left for one sock, and slightly to the right for the other sock (It is not off centre - it’s been designed that way).

The pattern is a beginner friendly pattern that introduces lacework and eyelets to create an effective face cloth.