This warm, cosy bonnet features a beautiful textured stitch that is sure to keep baby’s head warm. The stitch pattern reminds me of tiny capillary waves, criss-crossing across water, while the diamond shapes are reminiscent of salt flakes. I thought it only fitting to name the bonnet after Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre in South Australia, a beautiful, ...

This sweet bonnet featuring a delightful daisy stitch pattern is the perfect accessory to any child’s wardrobe. The main section of the bonnet is worked flat before joining in the round for the crown shaping. The bonnet is finished with crochet ties.

This warm, soft cardigan is knit seamlessly with minimal finishing for the maker. The body is worked flat in one piece, raglan sleeve shaping happening as you go, with stitches held on waste yarn to be worked in the round for the sleeves (I prefer the magic loop method with circular needles!). The sweet details above the hem of the cardigan rem...

The Wimmera bonnet is named for the Wimmera region in western Victoria, Australia, where ancient sand dunes have swept their way across the landscape. In this pattern, yarn carried across multiple stitches is picked up rows later to create a beautiful, flowing pattern. The bonnet is worked seamlessly in one piece, initially flat, and then in th...

The Mallee bonnet is named after the beautiful Mallee region in north-western Victoria, Australia. The main section of the bonnet is worked flat before joining in the round to complete the crown shaping. The simple, easy to memorise pattern is worked over multiples of 4 stitches across 4 row repeats.

This gorgeous, textured bonnet features a beautiful stitch pattern that is sure to keep baby’s head warm in style. The main section of the bonnet is worked flat before joining in the round to work the crown shaping. The simple, easy to memorise pattern is worked over multiples of 4 stitches across 8 row repeats, and the bonnet is finished with ...

This delightful, modern bonnet is perfect to keep a baby warm and cosy during those colder months. Repeated garter stitch ridges create a ripple-like effect.

This cosy, textured pixie bonnet would make a delightful addition to any child’s wardrobe. The name ‘Riffle’ comes from the lovely double moss stitch, which reminds me off a riffle in a stream – a rocky, shallow section with fast-flowing water.

17/09/18 - Pattern updated to correct crown shaping instructions and add flat crown shaping.

New sizes added and original sizes revised 23/05/2018