Who doesn’t need minimalist ghosts (and some of the livings) in their lives? These charts cover the main characters and well as some special side characters from BBC’s Ghosts. Use whatever size yarn and needles you need to get the desired size, and don’t be afraid to use novelty yarn should the character demand it.

Good for a stash-busting project

Gauge is not important, apologies if you get the song stuck in your head! This is a sequel to Alley Cat (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/alley-cat-3) because it’s super-hard to stop once you get started.

Gauge is not important - but good luck trying to find colours that even come close to the original! :smile:

2020 started badly and just got worse and worse - here is a way to subtly express your feelings about living in the darkest timeline.

Blame COVID-19 for this one, too! What is more comforting than to make a blanket full of squares of your favourite things? And if Terry Pratchett’s Tiffany Aching and her good friends, the Nac Mac Feegle aren’t some of your favourite things, presumably that’s just because you haven’t read ‘The Wee Free Men’ :)

One of Moose’s favourite hobbies is writing his favourite swears (fart, bum, poo, wees) in things that aren’t normally for writing. In these COVID-19 lockdown times, this includes yarn.

If you grew up in Australia during the 80s, afternoon TV was all about The Goodies. We lost our first Goodie in 2020. It was just a matter of time, but it would have been later if not for COVID-19 :(

Will work in knit or crochet (remove the words for the crochet version. If you want to make the virus really pop, make the red yarn bigger or add bobbles.

Until we find out their name, the child is ‘Kevin’!

You can work it flat as per the chart, but what makes it cool is to do the Vegemite jar separately (but also connected!!).

This literally came to me in a dream, so if it doesn’t make sense, please blame my subconscious :)

Cheese is amazing, and what better way to express your love than through handicrafts?

Avengers I(k)nitiative

Lilo and Stitch had an over-looked ‘character’ - Lilo’s doll, Scrump. Scrump is beautiful :wink:

Amigurumi pattern to make a wee Stitch out of wee stitches. Use bigger yarn/hook to make a bigger Stitch.

Originally designed as motifs for a double-knit scarf, these translate well into knitting or crochet afghan squares.

Stitch is naughty but should work for knitting or crochet. Use whatever colours, yarns and size hooks you want to.

Porg square will work for knitting or crochet. Use whatever colours, yarns and size hooks you want to - you do you.

Baby Groot square will work for knitting or crochet. Use whatever colours, yarns and size hooks you want to - you do you.

The Ineffable Plan is to make these Ineffable Husbands (Good Omens) a part of an Ineffable Blanket. This pattern should work for both knit and crochet, as well as cross stitch. Use bigger or smaller needles/hooks as desired to make the squares bigger or smaller. It should be ‘neffing heavenly/diabolical. Colours are up to you.