The Coast Cable Sweater is a boxy fit, oversized sweater.

Who doesn’t love a Woodland Toadstool or two.

This cropped cardigan/jacket is fashionably thick and chunky, wide at the hem, featuring a curved front opening with a single button at the neck.

This scarf is a fun and rewarding project to knit.

This Brioche Hat uses Brioche Star Stitch in a diamond pattern feature. Knitted from DK (8 ply) yarn, it is worked in the round, from the bottom up.

Over sized cables and some bobbles thrown in make for a super cute cable sweater.

A cosy blanket of elegant cables and trellis, perfect to knit as a gift for someone special.

This sweet little romper has an attached skirt and is worked from the bottom up.

This ultra cute pixie bonnet is a perfect quick knit for a lucky baby.

This quick knit blanket features a fabulous triple cable, a ribbed band and a garter stitch edge.

I love to knit for babies, and I particularly love to gift items made from cotton yarn.

My favourite chunky cable blanket.

My daughter is getting married and she asked for a knitted wedding throw rather than a patchwork quilt. She requested dark navy and lots of cables…. voila.

This delightful scarf is knitted from just 1 50g ball of 4 ply fingering weight yarn (160m).

A cosy blanket of elegant traditional cables, perfect to knit as a gift for someone special.

A lovely baby blanket covered with a splattering of hearts.

A beautiful heirloom lace shawl, perfect for a baby, a christening, a throw, a blanket, a bedspread or just because you love knitting lace.

A gorgeous baby blanket for you to knit for your own baby or to give away as a gift.

Hoodwinked is a deliciously cosy hood, perfect for a cold winters day.

This beautiful Heirloom Lace Shawl can be used as a baby blanket, a shawl, or with the cobweb weight yarn, a lovely fine scarf for yourself or a friend.

This cabled sock pattern is very clearly written and easy to follow.

This baby/infant’s sweater is super cute and is quite an easy knit.

This beautiful heirloom shawl is an example of lace knitting, where lace patterned rows alternate with rows of plain knitting.

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This gorgeous shawl is an example of easy ‘lace knitting’ (i.e. the design row alternates with rows of plain knitting).

This deliciously cozy scarf/shawl is knitted from DK yarn. Crescent shaped with a stocking stitch background, the lower border has a lace motif knitted in every row rather than just in alternate rows, and the design automatically creates the points.

This scarf is an example of fine’ knitted lace’.

This beautiful lace scarf is a perfect project for knitters new to lace knitting, or for someone wanting a quick knit. It is designed to be made from one 0.88ounce (25g) ball of lace weight yarn.