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Pattern is well graded across 9 sizes from XS to 5XL so that it fits every size in the same way.

Stride into the space where urban flair and nature’s indomitable spirit meet with this appealing pair. More than an accessory, they’re a fusion of the cool grey tones of cityscapes and the vibrant, energetic greens of park life.

In a world often bustling with noise, these uplifting socks invite you to step out of the daily grind into timeless moments – from invigorating early morning walks to the wholesome satisfaction of an hour spent tending to the allotment. Lynne Rowe’s design celebrates mindfulness in the process of making, being in the present moment and trusting...

Knit as many cakes as you like with this easy to follow knitting pattern for

NOTE THAT PATTERN WILL BE FREE ON 1st DECEMBER

You can dive into your yarn stash and find two 100g contrasting balls or skeins of 4ply yarn as an alternative.

You can use oddments of 4ply cotton from your stash or use the 10g mini balls of Scheepjes Catona Cotton.

Conway the Owl is worked using amigurumi style crochet and is suitable as a beginner project.

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You can se any yarn with a suitable sized hook to make larger hexagons if desired.

If you don’t have enough cotton in a single colour, you can use oddments to create stripes or blocks of colour.

This is a quick-to-make pattern for a wash pad/cleansing pad. You can make a set of 7 (one for each day of the week). There is also a printable wrapper included so they look professional and gift-worthy.

You will be able to download this pattern for free if you subscribe to my linked website.

I’ve published this pattern as part of my blog series called my “year of handknit socks” Each month I will be knitting a pair of socks using a different technique and I’ll be sharing my tips along the way. You can join in too, over on my Ravelry Group (Knit, Crochet, Create with Lynne Rowe) or on Instagram: @the_woolnest.

The pattern is free. I am aiming to knit 100 pairs of mittens for charity and you are welcome to join in and use up those odd balls of yarn. You can bring your mittens to Yarndale 2018, donate them directly to your chosen charity or send them to me. Please message for where to send, thank you.

These flowers use up the tiniest scraps of yarn. I have used blue and yellow for Alzheimer’s but you could use this as applique or embellishments in any colour. Use either DK weight yarn with a 4mm hook or 4ply yarn with a 3.5mm hook.

Cat is 25cm tall excluding ears.

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This shawl is perfect for a beginner. It is knitted flat with increasing at each end of every row to create a crescent shape.

This square has been designed to help you test your yarn for drape, cables and lace.

Spoil someone special by making them this extra special ornament

This chunky cowl is worked in a super-soft yarn, creating a luxurious accessory that’s quick to make and looks stunning too.

Inspired by children’s play cars, this cute strip of bunting will add an element of fun to a child’s bedroom or playroom.

A pig knitting pattern.

I was recently asked to design a cupcake pattern for a new crochet magazine. I was sent the yarns (pink, green, purple and yellow) and this is what I came up with. Hope you like them.