With steel being the symbol for the 11th wedding anniversary, I opted for a stainless steel bucket and designed a cover. With this fitted cover knitting pattern you can find any old bucket/flask/plant pot and be shown how you can make your own knitted cover - the exact size to fit. Pattern includes instructions for the little knitted sailboat t...

Part of any typical British party, add a special touch to your garden or doorway for a birthday, garden party or other celebration, with this bunting knitting pattern.

Great for children or toys! A couple of small knitted bows for pigtails, or a larger one for a ponytail or headband. Both sizes included in the pattern. This bow knitting pattern helps with gift ideas - pick a favourite colour, choose your size, and maybe try garter or stocking stitch to get a variety of different styles.

All this knitting wouldn’t be the same without the perfect cuppa… So make a nice matching tea cosy and co-ordinate with your kitchen. A knitted fuchsia or three fit beautifully in the dedicated grooves in the top of the cosy, and are added for that finishing touch. This listing contains two separate PDFs to be downloaded - one for the cosy and ...

Let’s celebrate good old St Patrick! Knitting a shamrock can help decorate a fun hat or t-shirt to get into the spirit. After you’ve finished, I think you can say you’ve earned your tipple, cheers! Other flower knitting patterns available separately (seen in the last couple of pictures) to build up your collection of knitted flower pictures, su...

Add a bit of springtime cheer! This knitted daisy pattern can be used to cheer up a purse or cabinet, or even knitted for a handmade greetings card or hair accessory. Choose your own colour and add extra petals to make something just how you like it!

This space scene picture knitting pattern was made as a new baby gift. A nice little keepsake that can also be used to help children with learning colours, geometric shapes, and also counting stars. Make two background main pieces and stitch them together with a wodge of stuffing between, to make a cute little cushion.

A springtime favourite! I gave this to my mum for Mothers’ Day, but it would be great for cheering someone up or showing your support for the Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal. This daffodil knitting pattern also has details of a variation to halve the time taken.

Cute little pocket-sized toys! These can be decoratively tied onto furniture, or even added to a purse or hair charm. Several emoji-style face knitting patterns to choose from, all included in the same pattern download!

A little keepsake for a handmade birthday present. Great as part of a child’s tea set or try something different such as a pin cushion cupcake. Choose your topping to personalise. A great handmade gift - And to be honest, who doesn’t like cake?! See my other pattern also available for the knitted cherry Bakewell (as seen in last picture) to exp...

Exams coming up? An interview? Off on their travels? Pass on some good luck with this knitted four-leaf clover. Pop your completed piece on a greetings card, or wrap it up to give as a little pocket good-luck keepsake!

A thistle knitting pattern to celebrate a Jubilee, or add a Scottish touch to your home. Sew these little pieces onto a blanket or sew them onto some hessian to show off in a box frame! Other flower knitting patterns available separately (seen in the last picture) to build up your collection of knitted flower pictures.

Flamingos are popular with every little girl I know at the moment, and there appears to be a flamingo on most things from bed covers to wallpaper. And so with a knitted flamingo to accompany the knitted unicorn and knitted rainbow, I think any little girls’ bedroom collection will now be complete!

A unicorn knitting pattern to make a knitted unicorn, with added ideas to make it perfect for your little one. Minus a horn, it also makes a great knitted pony. A perfect handmade playmate, or a wonderful decorative side piece.

This 3D soft toy version of the knitted rainbow is a fun learning tool for children, as well as helping to decorate a child’s room. This rainbow knitting pattern also gives ideas on how to make a knitted rainbow cushion, or help to design a picture for the wall.

This fuchsia knitting pattern will help you make beautiful decorative pieces for curtain tiebacks, windows or doors, as well as being great on a tea cosy! The PDF shows yarn colours for the white/purple knitted fuchsia, but colours may be amended to make the variety of your choosing, such as the pink/purple variety also seen in the pictures. Te...

A nice addition for a children’s kitchen playset, but for children and adults alike, there’s nothing like good old tea and cake! A knitted little cherry bakewell could make a nice little decorative gift - perhaps alongside a knitted tea cosy or a few more little cakes!

Something to add to a play kitchen or toy picnic set, or a knitted gift for your ice-cream-lover friend. This ice cream knitting pattern contains patterns for both of the pictured ice creams, whether you fancy a traditional-style or waffle cone. Amend the yarn colour to choose your ice cream flavour, then add a couple of toppings to make your k...

A quick butterfly knitting pattern - taking half as long as my other knitted butterfly so you can make twice as many! How to make your own knitted butterfly - perfect handmade gift for baby or those on their travels…?

A nice primrose knitting pattern to make a decorative side piece for the house or conservatory (or cheer up my room at work!) With the added bonus of not needing to be watered…  Vary the colour according to your decor and pop in a nice plant pot. You may also choose to make the knitted flowers on their own - try using these to cheer up old head...

A quick daffodil knitting pattern to make a knitted picture for the wall or sideboard - pretty handmade gift or part of a Royal Collection of knitted flowers for Great Britain! 

This caterpillar knitting pattern can help you to make the perfect personalised knitted gift. This is a lovely knitted toy for a child to cuddle, or make one super-long version for a happy draught excluder!

These knitting patterns are for individual knitted spots or knitted circles of varying sizes, and show both garter-stitch and stocking-stitch style. Depending on you purpose they can then be sewn with simple cotton thread onto the surface of your desired item, such as a t-shirt, bag or cushion. Or simply be a spot of knitting for Children in Ne...

Inspired by The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, this is one of three unique patterns for a poppy with a bit of a difference. Wear this knitted poppy as a hair accessory or brooch to show your support on Remembrance Day.

Their cheerful dancing may represent many stages in life – moving on to pastures new, freedom of retirement, or new lives entering the world. A knitted butterfly would make a great handmade gift for many different occasions.