Pretty shoes for a baby girl made from dk yarn on 2 needles. You will need approx 30g of grey yarn although these shoes look pretty in so many colours. The shoes fasten with a button at the ankle and the bow is knitted separately and sewn on. They’d be beautiful for a christening, wedding or other special event. Make a pair to go with every out...

A cute knitted egg cosy to adorn your egg on Easter Day. Ideal for children. Make in the colours of your choice and give as a gift with an egg cup and creme egg. This is easy to make so why not make one for all the family?

Simple cable pattern welly or boot toppers to keep you warm on the chilliest of days.These will fit a teen to adult and only take less than 100g of aran weight yarn. These boot toppers are made on 2 needles and then seamed with mattress stitch.Make them in several colours to co-ordinate with your winter outfits.

A quick and simple pattern for fingerless mitts. Great for if you need to use your fingers but want to keep your hands warm. Knitted on 2 straight needles.

A modern, stylish cafetiere cosy made to compliment other items in this range.

This pattern is for pretty, summery shoes for a little baby girl. Made in dk on 3.25mm needles they take approx 25g per pair and a little 4ply yarn for the crocheted flower. If you’re unable to crochet leave the shoes plain or add a button trim instead. The shoes fasten with a button at the ankle.

A quick knit hat and cowl in chunky yarn on 2 straight needles. Works up quickly to be ready for when winter days come.

A simply styled, modern egg cosy to make in the colours of your choice to compliment your decor.

A simple knitted egg cosy with an embroidered heart decoration. An ideal gift for Valentine’s breakfast or at any time for those you love. Make in the colours of your choice to match your decor.

A simple knitting pattern for a cute baby heartwarmer. Slip over a babygro, dress or tunic to add a little something extra and a little extra layer for warmth. Makes an ideal gift for a new babe.

This knitting pattern is for a cute and easy tunic for girlies in sizes 0-3m to 1-2yrs. Gorgeous over denims or leggings. Make it in DK merino yarn for the winter or cool cotton or bamboo for the summer. This practical layering piece will get lots of wear and can be worn on it’s own on warm days too. Make one to go with every outfit.

A mug hug to keep your coffee hot in a modern design. Made to compliment other items in my range.

A pretty Scandi style cosy to keep your coffee hot and make your cafetiere pretty. Beautiful in seasonal shades but looks good in other colour ways too. Fastens with buttons for ease of use.

A lovely Scandi style slightly slouch beanie knitted on 2 needles using stranded colourwork and then seamed. It can be altered to make a traditional style beanie by working less rows before the shaping. A gorgeous way to keep warm in style.

This simple, modern and stylish baby hoodie is knitted in garter stitch with a simple garter stitch trim to the fronts and hood. The hoodie is knitted from the bottom back, the fronts are then worked separately. The stitches for the sleeves are picked up across the shoulder and then the sleeves are knit down to the wrist. The hood is knitted pi...

This knitting pattern is for a cute and modern baby set. Quick and easy to knit with just a little yarn the beanie is finished with an “On Trend” pom pom and the mitts have strings so that they don’t get lost. Suitable for a baby boy or girl and an ideal gift for a new little one.

A quick, easy and stylish cushion cover that will grace any decor. Made from chunky yarn on 6mm needles so it will knit up in no time. Looks great in any colour from neutrals through to brights.

A simple pair of baby shoes worked in stocking stitch stripes and garter stitch trims. These pretty little shoes can be made in all sorts of colours using yarn from your stash as they’re great stash busters. Made from approx 25g of dk yarn they fasten with a button at the ankle.

This knitting pattern is for a lovely, traditional Christmas stocking that knits up quickly in aran weight yarn. Knitted on 2 needles from the top down and then seamed. I’ve used a ribbon hanging loop but a twisted cord or crochet chain can also be used. Red / cream are the traditional colours but be as inventive as you like to make your stocki...

A cute summer outfit for any baby boy or girl. Knitted in garter and stocking stitch in cool cotton for comfort, ease and simplicity. The vest fastens with buttons at the shoulder and the shorts have a drawstring waist. Instructions for a knitted bow and shorts pocket with button are included. Make in stripes or plain and mix and match to your ...

A fun tea cosy for your teapot that co-ordinates with my other patterns in this range.

A simple and cute little softie ideal for little hands or for sheep lovers of all ages. The knitted coat is removable so your Titchy sheep can have a coat for every day of the week They take such tiny amounts of yarn so a great stashbuster too.

This knitting pattern is for a simple, modern baby beanie and mitts set. A unisex, fun style that can be made in the colours of your choice or in one colour if you prefer.

Autumn is my favourite season. I just love the changing colours of nature in all it’s glory and crisp, sunny days. So when it came to a new design for fingerless mitts my colour palette was an easy choice. Fingerless mitts are a fashion staple. Make them in stripes or plain in a soft and cosy yarn to keep hands warm whilst still being able to u...

This cute ballerina style cardigan pattern includes instructions for a cardigan with either long or short sleeves. Knit flat on 2 needles and seamed.The front borders are knit in for a neat edge. The only border that needs to be sewn is at the back neck. The pattern is sized from newborn to 1-2yrs.

This pattern is to make this modern yet timeless in style cardigan. This classic ballet wrap is so cute on babies whether worn over dress, top, tunic or denims. I love garter stitch as it’s simple, modern yet classic at the same time so this will make a lovely heirloom piece to pass down. Make in a really special yarn for a christening or weddi...

I designed this pattern for my grandson. A simple, modern classic cardi in easy stripes. The pocket flaps are for decoration only and can be omitted if desired. If stripes aren’t your thing then it looks lovely in one colour too.

This cardigan I designed for the grandaughter of one of my regular customers. Elin loves popping her treasures in pockets so this cardigan needed to have them. The bright jade colour is lovely for summer or will cheer up a grey winter’s day but it looks lovely in many colours. The mismatched buttons add a fun, modern vibe but matching buttons c...

I originally designed my Billie Beanie for my prem baby collection and have finally got around to writing it for larger sizes. I love garter stitch for it’s modern yet timeless feel and pure merino wool will keep a little one cosy on chilly days. It’s a very simple make that even a novice can knit. The contrast trim is optional but very easy an...

This simple and quick beanie is the latest addition to my premature baby collection. It’s an easy make for either a boy or girl and can have the contrast trim or be made in one colour. It’s available in sizes to fit a 3lbs, 4lbs or 5lbs little one and is knit on 2 straight needles and seamed.

A simple garter stitch scarflette to keep your neck snug without being as bulky as a scarf. Knitted from end to end in one piece from 50g of dk yarn. Make several to compliment your outfits.

A beautiful tea cosy that I originally designed to promote my business.

Having made a cable beanie for a lovely friend I decided to “invent” the pattern for a pair of fingerless mitts to make a set for her. This cable is simple to knit and an ideal small project for those wanting to try cabling.

A simple cable mixed with mock cables adorn this tea cosy … It’s sure to please in whatever colour it is made  and quick to knit in aran weight yarn … Knit on 2 needles and seamed … Ideal as a small, first cable project and all topped off with a pom pom!

This knitting pattern is bright and cheery for a little one. Unisex in colour and style. The moss stitch centre panel is edged with simple plain stocking stitch borders for a neat finish.

I was asked to design a summery egg cosy for the gift section of a local tea shop. These colourful cosies are easy to make and great for using up oddments of yarn too. They’re knit flat and then seamed down the back before a cheery pom pom is added. This cosy fits and average sized egg cup.

A customer got in touch asking if I had designed a garter stitch child’s beanie but I hadn’t although I have a baby one amongst my designs. She wanted to make a cosy set for her grandaughter’s using my “Carrie” Fingerless mitts and “Hug” scarf for the cold weather. I couldn’t let her down so this is what I’ve come up with! It’s knitted flat on ...

This simple garter stitch beanie co ordinates with both my Carrie fingerless mitts or Carrie mitts to make a lovely set. Made in merino wool it’s bound to keep heads cosy on chilly day. It’s a modern, slightly slouchy style but by adding more rows it can be extra slouchy or remove a few rows for a traditional beanie shape. The choice is yours.

My Carrie Fingerless Mitts pattern is always popular with all ages but there are some chilly days when fingers need to be a bit cosier. This mitts pattern fits the bill. It’s a simple pattern knit on 2 needles and seamed . It’s a great stash buster too although why not treat yourself to some special yarn to keep your hands warm on a cold winter...

This knitting pattern is for a simple, modern, unisex beanie that is quick to knit in either stripes or plain. Knit on 2 straight needles and then seamed. Just choose your colours and start knitting. Instructions are for ages 1-2yrs, 1-3yrs, 3-6yrs and 7-10yrs.

Easter is fast approaching so a new egg cosy was on my needles to join the bunny and lamb I have previously made. This year it’s a cheeky chick who is joining the egg cosy gang. It’s a simple, quick make which is great for using up small amounts of yarn.

This knitting pattern is for scaled down versions of my popular Carrie mitts for ladies. Simple to make on 2 needles they take little yarn. Make with coloured trim or plain. The choice is yours.

A gorgeously festive jumper for your teapot. Knitted in dk yarn with crochet holly leaves and knitted berries. You will need 50g in chocolate brown, 20g in soft white and a small amount of red and green. The design is on both sides of the cosy.

This simple Christmas tree is a quick and easy knit and a great stash buster too. Add to presents as a decoration or make more to join together to make mini Christmas bunting to decorate your home. I’ve used white and grey for a modern theme but it can be made in any colour to compliment your wrapping paper or decor.

I’ve been asked several times for a classic stocking stitch baby beanie by customers not liking knitting garter stitch or wanting a top knot on a beanie. Finally I’ve managed to get one sorted. I’ve knitted it i a narrow stripe pattern but it can be made plain or with stripes of other sizes. It’s a quick and simple knit and includes the matchin...

This is a quick, simple, classic, unisex beanie for tiny babies. The pattern is for stripes but it can be knit in 1 colour if wished.

A simple striped tea cosy that is reminiscent of English Cornishware pottery. Knitted flat and seamed to allow openings for the spout and handle. The pom pom is made and added at the end.

A pretty cupcake cosy for your teapot at tea time. Made in DK yarn you will need 50g deep strawberry pink yarn, 50g in soft white and small amounts in pale chocolate and hot pink. The sprinkles on top are pale pink pearl beads. The cherry on the top is crocheted but you could use a large bead instead.

This bright and cheery tea cosy will look lovely on your tea table or dresser. Daisies just make me want to smile. It’s knit in 2 pieces and then seamed before knitting the daisy petals, centres and leaves and adding them to the top of the cosy.

This is a modern cushion cover made from good old granny squares. The squares are knit from corner to corner increasing and then decreasing to get the square shape and the colour is changed half way across the square. The back is made by picking up stitches along the bottom after the squares are joined and knitted until it is the same size as t...

A simple cafetiere cosy to match my Dottie tea cosy. Make in the colours of your choice from 50g of dk yarn and a small amount for the spots. The spots can be either knitted or crocheted and are sewn on once the cosy is finished. It buttons neatly with 4 buttons at the handle.

A simple cosy to hug your mug and keep it warm. Matches my Dottie tea cosy and Cafetiere cosy. Made from dk yarn in one piece and sewn at the top and bottom to grip the mug. The spots are added at the end. Make in the colours of your choice.

A Simple stocking stitch tea cosy with either knitted or crocheted spotty decoration.

I love garter stitch as it knits into garments that are modern yet timeless at the same time. This little cardigan has a simple contrast trim around the body and at the end of the sleeves but can be made all in 1 colour if preferred. Perfect for everyday wear or a special occasion if knit in a special yarn.

Esme is a simple layering piece for little girls. On summer days it can be popped over a dress or top and on chilly autumn/winter days it adds extra warmth over long sleeves.

When my grandsons was born I made them a similar jumper but it was knit top down and only came in a newborn size. I’ve been asked so many times for a design like this by my customers but knit flat on 2 needles and in larger sizes too. It’s a unisex design that wraps over completely at the front so very cosy for a little one. I use mismatched bu...

I love simple, modern yet timeless designs for little people. As soon as I found this vintage yellow yarn I knew it would make a gorgeous round necked cardigan in my favourite garter stitch. A cheerful colour for spring or summer as well as for brightening autumn and winter days. Playful mismatched buttons add a fun twist but matching buttons l...

Another cardigan to add to my prem baby collection. Fastening right the way down the front it’s unisex in style. The contrast trim finishes it off beautifully but can be done in matching yarn if preferred.

A quick and simple short scarf that is easy for little people to put on as 1 end goes through the slot without long ends dangling whilst playing and keeping them cosy on chilly days. It’s knit in simple garter stitch for a modern yet classic feel.

This unisex jumper is sure to keep a little one cosy on chilly days. Knitted in my favourite garter stitch it’s a simple, modern yet timelesss design. The buttoned shoulder makes for easy dressing over a wriggly baby’s head. Mismatched buttons make a fun statement but matching buttons look lovely too.

I made this tea cosy for a local charity for their Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Many people have asked for the pattern so here it is. I used pure merino dk yarn from my stash which was discontinued a long time ago but any dk that knits to the same tension will be fine. It’s come in handy here as well as decreasing my stash very slight...

A simple, modern beanie knitted in chunky yarn on 2 needles that knits up quickly and is then seamed then seamed. The pom pom adds the finishing touch but it can be made without or why not use a faux fur one? Keep warm and stylish at the same time.

Meet Little Lamb who is a sweet egg cosy for your Easter breakfast table. He’s a quick and easy knit and only uses a small amount of DK yarn.

This cute “Little Owlet” is sure to be a firm favourite. At just 10cm tall it’s small enough for little hands or to tuck into a pocket.

This pattern is for a simple, modern yet timeless colour block baby cardigan. It’s an easy knit so all you need to do is pick your favourite colour combination.

Choose either a plain heart or one with a simple Fairisle pattern on the front or on both sides. Use buttons and ribbons to make your heart unique and choose whatever colour you like.

I originally designed this sweet cardigan in premature baby sizes but was asked by so many people to have it in my normal baby sizes too. So here it is! In my favourite garter stitch it’s sure to keep a little one cosy with it’s wrap over front. It fastens with buttons on the outside and 2 ties on the inside. Instructions are included for both ...

Another cardigan to add to my prem baby collection. The fronts cross over completely and are fastened with buttons on the outside and ties on the inside making it unisex in style.

A cosy, men’s beanie knitted in 2x2 rib with contrast stripe detail although it can be made in one single colour. Due to the stretchy nature of rib it can accommodate a variety of sizes. It’s a great stash buster and would make a lovely gift.

This fun, modern blanket is easy to knit. On trend colours make this design “pop” but any combination of 3 colours can be used. The choice is yours! It’s large enough for a baby cot / crib or as a lap blanket for an adult or child.

A lovely cardigan for a baby or toddler with a nautical vibe. Made from dk yarn in denim and cream in narrow stripes with red borders. You’ll also need 4 buttons to fasten the cardigan. Spotty, plain or matching the choice is yours.

This cardigan for little men is modern yet simple and classic at the same time. It’s knit on 2 needles with knit in borders for neatness. Once the shoulders have been seamed the sleeve sts are picked up at the shoulder edge and the sleeve is then knit downwards. All that’s left to do then is to join the underarm and side seams all in one go. I’...

My baby Noah cardi has always been very popular. With some of my customers having made all of the baby sizes I’ve been asked many times for a toddler/young child Noah pattern so here it is.

My Noah baby cardigan has proved so popular that I thought it would be lovely to make it smaller for premature babies too. It’s a simple, modern yet timeless knit in my favourite garter stitch. Mismatched buttons add a trendy touch but matching buttons look great too. Despite it’s name it looks lovely on baby girlies too and the pattern include...

A gorgeous Nordic inspired tea cosy to keep your teapot snug. A lovely seasonal design with its fashionable big pom pom on top that looks great in so many colour ways. Would make a lovely Christmas gift too.

A cute and simple jumper for the little man in your life. This modern take a on a v neck jumper fastens at the shoulder with buttons for ease of dressing. Fasten with matching or mismatched buttons.

I have had many requests from some of my loyal customers for my Oliver jumper in larger sizes as the little people they knit for have grown out of the baby sizes so here it is. My favourite garter stitch knits up into a simple, modern yet timeless sweater. It fastens on the shoulder with buttons for ease of dressing. Use matching buttons or mis...

I originally designed this little jacket for my grandson. When I was sorting through some bits and bobs in my studio I came across my design scribbles. I thought it was about time it was published as Theo is off to school in September!

This simple garter stitch waistcoat is especially for the boys. Popped over a t shirt and shorts or denims it looks cool and modern. When worn with a shirt and trousers it’s smart enough for any occasion. The button tab on the back adds the finishing touch. A useful extra layer for every little man.

A simple, modern kimono style cardigan that looks good over dresses, skirts or with denims. Sized for babies through to age 3-4yrs. Knitted flat on 2 needles and then seamed.

In the hope of warmer days to come I’ve designed a simple baby romper. It’s a unisex design that can be worn on it’s own or popped over a t shirt if days aren’t quite as balmy or add one of my garter stitch cardis to make a sweet outfit. A button fastening at the crotch makes nappy changes easy.

Cute and comfy unisex dungarees. Make in cool cotton for easy summertime wearing. Look good in plain colours too.

This simple egg cosy is easy to make and a fun addition to any breakfast table. Make with contrast trim and pom pom or all in one colour. Knit flat on 2 needles and seamed so even a beginner can make it. Add an egg cup and chocolate egg and you have a lovely Easter gift.

A simple, modern tea cosy that can be made in so many colour combinations to suit any decor. All topped off with a fun pom pom.

I found a “bare” tea cosy in my work room and decided to add some poppies to make it pretty instead of my usual roses … It went to a local tea room for it’s gift shop and was sold in days … Obviously somebody else loved it as much as me!

This beautiful little blanket is the second one I’ve designed for use primarily in a baby car seat. I hate so see bigger blankets trailing from the car seat unless they’re folded multiple times and then boiling hot for the baby.

I originally designed this simple cardigan for premature babies but have had so many requests for it in bigger sizes so here it is. Garter stitch is my favourite stitch as it’s modern yet timeless at the same time and is great for cardis that can be treasured and passed down to other babies. A simple 1 button fastening makes dressing easy and t...

This simple, modern beanie is the perfect partner to my Rose premature baby cardigan to make a gorgeous set for a precious, tiny baby. It’s a quick knit and uses small amounts of yarn so a good stash buster too. It looks lovely in a single colour too.

This is the second cardigan in my premature baby collection. I named it after the gorgeous rose shade of yarn I made it in. As it’s knitted from the bottom of the back, down the fronts separately and the stitches for the sleeves are picked up along the shoulder line and then knitted down to the wrist there are only the underarm and side seams t...

This sweet jacket is very close to my heart as I’v designed it for my new grandchild due in December.  For a little girlie the buttonholes just need to be on the other side for which there are instructions. It’s a soft shade of grey in cosy pure merino wool for those chilly days ahead. I love garter stitch as it’s simple, modern yet classic at ...

Cute and seasonal egg cosies to adorn your Christmas breakfast

When my son was little I loved to see him wearing a vest/tank top on warmer days. He looked so cute wearing one with his shorts and t shirts as well as over a shirt with chinos or jeans. Here’s my simple, modern version for today’s babies. Knitted in my favourite garter stitch it has a deep V neck and buttons on the shoulders for easy dressing....

This is a simple and cute baby bonnet for a little baby girlie that is easy for a novice to make. This design looks chic and modern in lots of colourways.The coloured trim can be knit in the same colour as the bonnet if desired. Pretty satin ribbon looks so pretty for the ties too especially for a special occasion.

I love simple clothing designs and this modern, unisex cardigan is for all year around wear. In neutrals, pastels, vintage or bold colours this cardi looks gorgeous. Looks good in stripes too!

My Simple baby cardi was the first item I designed and has always been a best seller. With some customers having made all of the sizes I’ve had many requests for a bigger version so here it is. Garter stitch is my favourite for a classic, timeless yet modern feel. I’ve added a trim to the fronts and neck which isn’t on the original but this is ...

I’ve been spending time downsizing some of my baby designs to fit premature babies to make a collection for these tiny little ones.

I designed this little jacket for my new grandson … It’s a simple jacket with mismatched buttons to add a quirky, modern touch. It looks just as good with matching buttons if you’d prefer. Ideal for days when a coat is not needed. By placing the buttons to the other side this jacket is cute enough for little girlies too. The turn back cuffs giv...

With the cost of living and not having the heating on as much it was time to get my hot water out. I haven’t used it for years and it had an awful hard and scratchy cover on it that came with it. I wanted something soft and cosy to cuddle so made my hot water bottle in a new jumper in pure merino wool. Garter stitch is my favourite stitch so I ...

My niece bought her first house and as a housewarming gift I gave her a teapot with a cosy to keep the tea warm. As she’s young I wanted a simple, modern design for her and her husband although this will suit many people. I chose charcoal, white and corn yellow but there are endless possibilities for colour combinations. The spots only take a s...

A beautiful jumper to decorate your teapot. My basic stocking stitch cosy is adorned with crocheted flowers, strawberries and leaves.

I originally designed this blanket for my grandson Theo for use in his car seat. It’s small enough to keep a little one cosy but not enough blanket to be forever trailing everywhere as well as being bulky. The stripes can be knit in all manner of colour combinations to suit little baby boys and girls and an ideal make in unisex colours if the e...

A gorgeous hand knitted tea cosy with crocheted flowers and knitted leaves. A bit of summer for your teapot all year around.

A beautiful teapot jumper to remind you of summer by the sea all year around. The main cosy is knitted in dk yarn as are the applique beach huts, sun and boat on the reverse. The embellishments are sewn on and a little bit of chain stitch is used to embroider the beach hut roofs, mast, sun’s rays and door knobs.

This knitting pattern is for a cute and comfy loose fitting romper for baby boys and girls with either short sleeves and legs or long sleeves and legs. Perfect for all year around wear. Make in cotton yarn for the spring / summer and merino wool for autumn / winter. Buttons at the shoulder and crotch make dressing and nappy changing easy.

I made a similar hat for my grandson last winter using a commercial pattern but the sizing wasn’t right so I designed one that fits into the sizing for my baby patterns. It’s in my favourite garter stitch in easy stripes although it looks lovely plain or just with a contrasting trim and pom pom. If pom poms aren’t your thing then it can be omit...

This cute tea cosy for a one person teapot is easy to make and a great way to use up small amounts of yarn. It looks great in stripes but it can be made in 1 colour if preferred. The colour tipped base and openings add the finishing touch. Choose whatever colours you like to suit your decor.

This sweater fits the bill for a simple, modern jumper that’s easy to wear. Mismatched buttons along the raglans make dressing easy. If stripes are not your thing then it looks cute either in a plain colour with contrasting borders or totally one colour. Swap the shades to more girlie ones and you have a jumper that will suit a little girlie too.