Pulls down around your ears to keep off those evening mosquitoes, or knit a size smaller to make a snug beanie, this hat is constructed from the brim upwards on circular needles, with an interesting square crown graft to complete.

Funky garments for boys can be a hard thing to get right. This pattern has a visually simple but engaging twisted stitch panel, and a very ”useful” seamless shape, knit in the round. Match this with a washable yarn in the “right” colour, and it is bound to be a hit, both to wear and create.

The need to come up with a pattern to mark a relative graduating as an Osteopath gave birth to this spine-inspired shawl.

A sock designed to show off your best handspun or luxury yarn, whilst providing a long-lasting garment. Written for 2 weights of sock, and in 3 sizes.

Inspired by the flowers my daughter is named after, this pattern is perfect for windy spring days. Or knit it in a wool yarn to make a snuggly winter hat!

Fun and wearable, these Booties will be worn until they are lost! Knit in a superwash wool, with no seams, for comfort, and a tall ankle to stay on better. Includes advanced techniques so you don’t get bored too.

An innovative accessory for jazzing up boring

A fun and usable centre out reversible baby blanket with a knitted on edging. techniques needed include circular knitting, toe cast-on, knit on edging and increasing.

A small project that will last from Toddler-hood to Adolescence. Starting as leg warmers worn with the thumb flap buttoned as an interesting design feature, as you grow too big they then become warm warmers, or fingerless gloves when the the flap is unbuttoned.

A swing-style Jacket with contrast edging, moss stitch collar, dropped stitch ribbon panels and lace motif on cuffs.