New Design Knitting Pattern For Baby Nappy Cake

This is a lovely Baby Poncho with headband and cute baby shoes with a cross-over strap design - all made using double knitting yarn (8 ply) and single pointed needles 3.35 - 4.5mm

This is my latest creation - the Knitting Pattern is called Sarah and comprises

This is my original pattern for a baby ladybird bootie with attached sock, its very easy to make using my pattern which has row by row written instructions and of course you can make in your own choice of colours as desired, simple knit and purl work, suitable for novice knitters - uses double knitting yarn. Sizes from newborn.

This was my original design for a fun minion style hat (with options to make as a straight forward warm winter hat) the pattern uses double knitting wool - it is knitted flat (not in the round) with row by row instructions to keep it simple for new knitters. Pattern sizes are from Newborn to Adult - all pieces are knitted and eyes etc. are sewn...

Witch Tea Cosy Cover - my own original design features a wonderful fun cosy with a witch sat in her cauldron, legs dangling over the side, lots of detail but easy to make with my row by row pattern instructions using double knitting yarn (used double for the main parts) sure to be a hit with anyone who loves Halloween or mystic magical gifts. T...

Baby Poncho by Pam - my own original design which I started making for my own children (and I’m now a Grandma) so its always proved popular - set comprises an easy to knit garter stitch poncho which uses 3 strands of double knit yarn used together which enables lots of wonderful unique colour and texture combinations - there is a matching hat w...

Another of my original designs from 2010 of my Uggable Baby Boots in Double Knitting Yarn - one colour, or two as shown in the photos - easy to use pattern with row by row written instructions which can be easily downloaded from Ravelry…. pattern uses row by row knitting (no need to know how to knit in the round so ideal for new knitters).

This was my original Baby Princess Crown Knitting Pattern (which I first made for family and friends in the early 1990s and continues to be a popular item).. the pattern features row by row instructions and uses double knitting yarn (1 strand and 2 strand depending on sizes required) - easy to make - knitted flat (not in the round) and joined w...

This pansy and wild flower tea cosy has a simple knit base in double thickness yarn and then lots of lovely flowers to decorate - each item has full row by row instructions so its easy enough even for new knitters. Instructions given for 3 sizes of tea cosy in double knitting yarn.

This is my parrot tea cosy which features lots of colours - the pattern has quite a number of elements to put together but is actually quite easy as it has row by row written instructions on what to do without complicated jargon - instructions are for 3 sizes of tea cosy and uses double knitting yarn (used double in places for extra thickness)....

This original pattern from my published collection has always been popular - first created in the 70’s for family and friends and then republished with all modern knitting sizing - the pattern provides row by row instructions to make the pig cosy - in 3 sizes - without complex jargon ….. uses double knit (doubled for base to keep it really cosy...

My Leo the Lion tea cosy is easy to make - full row by row written instructions are provided - as is an explanation of how to create the loop stitch which is used for his mane…. uses double knitting yarn (used double in places) and a small piece of red felt can be used for the tounge (or there is a knitted version for those who like traditional...

This knitting pattern features my usual easy row by row format instructions with no complicated jargon - for 3 sizes of cosy - make the lovely smoking chimney as an added feature….. uses double knitting yarn (2 strands on base for a lovely warm cosy) and has both knitted add on pieces and some free hand sewing for the flowers around door etc. V...

This cherry tea cosy was an early design from my cosy collection - it features a broken rib design to the base (made in double knit using 2 strands for the base) and comes with instructions for 3 sizes - it has easy to follow row by row instructions with no complex jargon - and details are also provided to make a matching mug cosy and egg cosy ...

This was my version of the famous London black cab - or Taxi - which is made using double knit yarns - easy row by row instructions - double thickness body (2 strands used) little knitted embellishments can be personalised - such as the number plate etc. Some small parts but row by row instruction for all pieces making it suited to all abilitie...

My Daisy cow is simple to make - with no complex jargon and easy row by row instructions to make 3 sizes of tea cosy using double knitting yarn (2 strands are used for body and some add on pieces) she has black spots and face, with pink nose and ears, little horns and of course a swooshy tail.

This was one of my earliest patterns for a tea cosy - instructions are in row by row format - you can make 3 sizes of cosy and there is no complex jargon - the strawberry seeds are in a contrast colour and my strawberry has big 3d effect leaves to the top.

This is a wonderful layered christmas tree cosy (so thick it stands up on its own) made using double knitting (used double stranded for parts of the design) with lovely layers and knitted baubles for the tree - all very simple with my row by row instructions - i have sold this pattern for some time with very favourable comments from those who a...

This is my own pattern design which is written in an easy row by row format so it is easy to follow - without any complicated jargon - and uses 2 strands of double knit (or 1 strand chunky) to achieve a nice thick base - quick to make on 6mm needles - with instructions for 3 sizes of cosy .

This is my original Ellie the Elephant Knitting Pattern which I first created in 1977 (to my horror I recently found a virtually identical Elephant listed by another designer here on Ravelry claiming it as her own ! Almost identical but just knitted slightly differently - This is the ORIGINAL VERSION which I have updated for modern needle sizes...