This eBook contains both the men’s and women’s version of this pattern, Oliver and Olivia.

This ebook is a PDF collection of both versions of this pattern:

Ebook: £10 (will be added to Ravelry shortly)

Available now as both print book and e-book.

Trellis Mitts and Cowl together in a package - for less.

This is the workshop pattern for my Continental Knitting workshop.

This is a simple top-down sock pattern, which uses a heel flap construction. For those of you who love my workshop pattern, this pattern is modelled after that, although I’ve expanded the sizing for the sock to include sizes from Toddler (5.5” foot circumference) up to Men’s XL (10” foot circumference). Hopefully this will be your go-to sock pa...

This pattern is part of the Flower Power Fund.

Inspired by Bilbo and the dwarves’ narrow escape from the woodland elves in Mirkwood, this shallow, textured crescent shawl naturally hugs your shoulders, featuring delicate forest flowers, wandering paths and faerie lights. Don’t follow the lights.

Aren’t blue and yellow just the happiest colours? When I saw this yellow I just couldn’t resist.

Designed as a first colourwork project, these two-colour fingerless mitts work up quickly in Aran weight yarn.

This cosy cabled jacket features cables reminiscent of winter pine trees and a well-fitting saddle shoulder, accentuated by the shawl colour. This cardigan is completely seamless so when you’re done, you’re done!

Want to try your hand at Entrelac? This cowl looks ace in a long repeat self-striping yarn.

Brioche looks particularly fabulous in self-striping yarns.

This two-colour brioche cowl (worked flat) features the undulating Staghorn pattern, made even cooler by the effect of the brioche. I’m a sucker for this pattern.

Working brioche in the round is just about the easiest way to get started on this fun technique - just two pattern rounds to remember. This cowl features a nice rolled brim edge as an alternative to the slightly trickier Italian 2-colour cast-on featured in many brioche patterns.

I love to wander away to the meadow

Many of these trees were my friends.

Living leaves grow from a simple, satisfying garter stitch crescent beginning - no short rows anywhere!

This cushy cowl is worked in the round. The honeycomb-shaped slipped stitch pattern makes the most of your gradient yarn and uses only one colour per row, so it’s great, even if you’re a beginner.

Be merry, be of good cheer, in this

A taste of lace

Increasing shawl shapes

Chevron peaks & valleys

Bias knit

The Anthony scarf features an allover textured pattern with a slipped stitch border to keep your edges from rolling. This simple, yet handsome scarf is the perfect palette for your favourite luxurious yarns.

Yarn over increases

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A Yorkshire-themed sampler cushion - each square celebrates a beloved aspect of Yorkshire. These small squares (each 5in/12.5cm square) are quick to work and are a great way to try some new techniques.

Victoria

Olivia

The Oliver jumper is beautifully textured and worked in the round. The 100% wool yarn is a dream – North Massam Jarol Aran, born, bred and spun in Yorkshire. It makes this a soft and warm alternative to a winter jacket and, being wool, it will even keep you dry on a wet day! Perfect for a walk in the woods.

For the knitting adventurer who wants

Inspired by the seafaring traditions of Britain, this modern style gansey-patterned men’s jumper is closely-fitted (1in/2.5cm ease) in keeping with traditional fisherman’s jumpers. Worked in two easy-to-remember, traditional gansey stitch patterns, little construction details (like a gusset) give a clean fit at the armholes, accommodating the m...

Christmas Fancies - icing for your tree.

This seamless, cosy, twined cowl starts off with a provisional cast on and ends with some grafting. The organic staghorn cables make this the perfect project for learning to cable without a cable needle.

This chunky floor cushion knits up quickly in garter stitch - available in 3 sizes. It’s the perfect introduction to short rows.

Perfect summer top? Or beautiful transition garment? This vest top does summer and autumn equally well.

A simple, fun knit - this is the perfect top for some cute buttons!

Make it all your own!

This simple textured hat knitted in the round is a great way to become familiar with twisted stitch cables.

You’ll have this simple cowl done in a jiffy…. a snuggle for your neck.