These gloves can be finished as fingerless mittens or full mittens, which ever you prefer. The are design for a medium fit but have quite a bit of stretch in them.

Hoping for Snow is worked on US #15/10mm needles, it knits up really quickly and makes a fantastic last minute gift.

When you buy this pattern you get the pattern for both the mitts and the scarf together!

When you buy this pattern you get the pattern for both the mitts and the scarf together!

I designed this scarf to knit on various journeys I have been on this summer, hence the name – For The Journey. The scarf has a nice stocking stitch section to break up the lace knitting so you don’t have to concentrate all the time! The lace edging is based on an eight-row pattern so it’s easy to get the hang of once you have done it a few tim...

I wanted to make a hat for my husband, he’s an electrician and works outside a lot, we live in the UK so he usually needs to wear a hat. I wanted to make something a bit nicer than the plain black thermal ones he wears for work. I have designed this hat with cables along the bottom and right and left twists that look like wires zigzagging up th...

This is a simple scarf/shawl, it’s really easy and ideal for a beginner. The scarf is a triangle shape, knit top down with a drop stitch pattern.

My daughter loves to collect buttons, coins, feathers, flowers, stones…. anything really, so she needed a dress with bulging pockets to keep her little treasures in.

I made this headband for my daughter, inspired by the flowers we pass in the park near our house.

I have made this bunting for my son’s room. It is an ideal pattern for a beginner to pratice increasing and decreasing stitches while making something nice!