This pattern is knit with 2 colours or more, and is made using slip stitches. It’s a great top for popping on when you can feel a chill but don’t need a jumper. I love mine and where it, a lot.

This pattern was written to tell the story of flanders fields, I used 2 yarns that I brought as charity fund raisers along with one from my stash and my intention is that for every pattern sold £1 from it will go to the Royal British legion. If you follow my page on facebook Manda’s Woolenbits you will be able to see the amount raised. I will p...

This has been written for one size but you can add more repeats and it will be bigger. Or take some out to make it smaller. Less stitches for the border will also work.

This pattern can be made in 4ply and dk. One of the testers used chunky yarn. So don’t get to worried about the weight of yarn you have. The gauge is mostly for an idea of what yarn amount you will need. As the pattern calls for over sized being off gauge isn’t to much of a problem.

The pattern came about when I was on holiday and wanted something to cover my shoulder.

I used hand dyed yarn for mine. But you can use any yarn you like that meets the gauge. The pattern has approximately 4-6inches of ease. I have given finished size guide in the pattern too. Remember that the back will narrow due to the cabling. But it will stretch nicely give it a kind of fitted look.

This is a one size large drapy shawl. With a fun textured pattern repeat. I used scheepjay whirl, but any dk yarn will work. I liked the use of the cake as it means less joining. And I could be sure to use the colours I wanted.

The pattern is a simple lace repeat. That covers the body of the leg and the top of the foot. The heel is a heel flap, with simple short rows. Because you slip the stitches on your heel flap it is easy to pick up the stitches for your gusset. The toe is not kitchener stitch so for those of us that have to grab the instructions everytime for kit...

1 skein of yarn will make you a beautiful hat. The cable isn’t as hard as it looks and makes for a very appealing appearance, sutible for both men and women. This hat has good stretch so should fit most heads.

I used advent 20g mini skeins from the dye shack to make mine. But I know it works just as well with stylecraft dk. Which is why I used that as the yarn used.

The hat has a lot of stretch, and fits most teen to adult heads comfortably.

I have added how to make this hat longer. And how to change the rib. What I haven’t done is given more then one size. The hat has a big stretch, and fits teen to adult heads.

The pattern is written to give a you a loose fit glove. For a tighter fit go down a size or more. It’s optional to use the smallest size needles for the rib I didn’t and they fit just fine.

This pattern was made using hand dyed Wizard yarn, in the colourway thermal imaging. However it will work in any fingering weight that meets the guage.

This is worked in fingering weight yarn any will do from mass produced to hand dyed, I used yarn from my stash,

This is my first Tunisian pattern, I have gone for drape, so used a larger hook. I used hand dyed yarn from my Stash but any fingering weight yarn will work.

This is a one size item, for bigger just keep going, remember this uses more yarn.

This is a collection of simple patterns written for beginners, or people who haven’t made anything like this. I was asked to write the patterns for brownies and guides. As part of there mental health awareness badge they wanted to make something for someone else.

I have said the pattern takes cascade yarn. That’s not what I used. I used 4ply fingering Bluefaced Leicester and nylon yarn hand dyed by Wizard Yarns. Approximately 50g.

I wrote this blanket almost 3 years ago. I ran it in my group as a cal. And a free copy can be found in the files.

This is a one size fits all pattern.

This is a simple pattern which looks great in many colours.

Marmite is called so as you will either love it or hate it. And even if you love it enough to make it, there may be times when you hate it lol.

As the name suggests It’s OK to be different, my daughter is autistic and when I designed my first jumper she wanted one the same. But not the neck and not those sleeves and no not that colour. And so the name came about.

There is 2 to 4 inches of positive ease in the pattern. I also give ideas on how to make the body less dense,

This pattern can be made with or with out the colourwork, it’s a textured pattern. You make hidden hearts which make the cowl ruffle. I have made a few of these. And they have been recieved well. I want to make it in all textured, I think I would do 4 chart repeats if I did.

The hat is quite adaptable. And a rib can be added to it to make it more structured. The lace work is a simple repeat. Easy for a beginner.

This uses that one stein of sock yarn that you brought but aren’t sure what to make with it. All the testers have made it with one skein.

This pattern can be made using mini skeins in 4ply or dk,

I have written it for a car seat. However I have said how to make it bigger and smaller. Testers have done just that. From mini for premi babies to throws for the sofa.

This hat is made in the round. It came about because I had lots of part balls of chunky and wanted a way to use it up.

The main body of the cardigan is made flat, from the top down. The sleeves are made in the round.

This cowl is a slow burner. Made in 4ply yarn with 2.75mm needles it take a while to make but is worth it.

The pattern is written, for the hat construction and charted for the penguin. It is really easy for you to follow. And I give instruction on how to read it.

These are a quick knit. Which is done in the round.

Thus blanket came about because my head was full of ideas and I needed to get them out. It grew from a small Mandela and everyday I have some new element I wanted to add. I had 5 testers but due to various reasons 4 dropped out. The one remaining tester got to the end. And was amazing at helping me get across whati wanted people to understand. ...

I was asked if i could make an owl hat, so here it is.

This hat is knit flat

The pattern came about when Ceecee’s craft yarn ask me if I could make a hat with her logo on it. Of course I jumped at the chance.

For this pattern I have done a few different ribs, this means that you can change your jumper to suit you.

you will need at least 2 contrasting colours, For mine I used stylecraft special Dk in blue, and cygnet kaleidoscope both from my stash.

you will need at least 2 contrasting colours of Double knit yarn, 3 weight. (you can use like me mini skeins for each dragonfly) these are from the dye shack,

The pattern is a simple 5 row repeat. That adds a lot of texture to the hat. It’s a fairly loose fit. But you are given the information needed to change this if you wish. The pattern is written for adults again the information is given on how to make it smaller.

free until the 31st January 2022 with code adventmini thankyouto all who used this promotion. This jumper is under testing and will be updated soon.

you need a small amount of most colours, and there is an option to swiss darn the face details on, which is what I have done.

It seems ages since I did some crocheting, but the mother in law asked for a new cowl for Christmas. I wanted something that worked up fast, but wasn’t boring. it needed texture, it needed to hold my interest. and I wanted it to have as little sewing in to do as possible.

This pattern is a simple colour work pattern, that allows people to try stranded colour work without having to worry about floats being to long. ( picking them up isn’t needed here)

the Pattern is worked from 2 charts, but don’t let that scare you off. i have written the instructions for the thumb too. and the wonderful people whom tested it for me say it was easy to follow.

This pattern is a dk pattern and looks great in commercial yarn and handdyed. The smallest size in blue is yarn dyed by the ungrateful wench

This jumper is made in dk yarn and can be made in various sizes. It has a simple cable repeat on the sleeves and down the sides making it simple but beautiful.

This pattern is an easy colourwork hat. Using contrasting colours from 2 to 5 can be used. There are examples given by way of my amazing testers. Or you can by a kit for both the hat and cowl from The dye shack. Which i am super excited about. Checked out the projects where the testers have there say about the pattern.

This pattern has been tested by an amazing group of ladies. You can see their work in the project section.

These gloves are part of a group of knits that am making. The hat and cowl are already available in my pattern store and the jumper for both children and adults are on there way. I have a Facebook page called Woolenbits and crafty friends where you can find me to ask questions. Or just join to make some new friends.

This pattern is written for dk yarn. And made flat for those that aren’t confident or don’t like working in the round. I also have it in the round for those that want to work that way.

This pattern is worked in the round. I have also written it up for flatsoif your not ready for in the round you could check that out.

This hat is made in the round. And can be made on dpn’s or circular needles or both. You can use most dk yarns for it, so long as they meet the gauge. I used 100% merino hand dyed yarn by The dye shack. And it was tested with merino and nylon mix.

The pattern is for a 9in square. This alone is useless. But used together can make a blanket. You can make it bigger or small by using different weight yarn. And changing the hook.

This pattern works well with hand dyed yarn. With long colour changes. But will work with any sock yarn/ fingering weight.

You will need 2 colours

This pattern has been tested by people in my group Woolenbits on facebook. It’s also a good place to go if you need help.

This is the children’s version of my Its OK to be different pattern. This pattern is jdesigned to be made in 4 ply yarn.

This shawl is an easy shawl to make. And looks great in lots of colours or justa few. It can be made with or without the slits to hold it as a shrug. Although I find it helps to put the ends through when wearing as a cowl. It can be made larger by making it in aran weight. Or bigger still in chunky.

You will require 3mm Double point needles and circular needles for this pattern.

Wire, floristry tape and labels can be sourced from Amazon and Ebay.

Approximate yardage is included in the pattern. Needle size can be reduced for rib if you wish for a tighter rib.

You can use any aran wool for this pattern.

This pattern is for 1 twelve inch square. These can be used to make blankets of all sizes.

they fun little decorations take little time to make, and use up those small bits you have lying around.

This item is made as a bit of fun. you will need chocolate oranges and a tube of some sort of sweets to use as stuffing. it can be made in colours other then the ones stated and the hair can be made in lots of colours too. it uses less then one ball of yarn and some scraps.

this pattern is meant as a bit of fun, I hope that those whom make it will enjoy it.