These socks are worked cuff down in the round using mini circular needles, you could however use DPN’s, or use the Magic Loop method with a long circular needle. It is important that you do a tension swatch to achieve the correct gauge, as it may be necessary to move to a larger or smaller needle size

Worked flat, and in one piece, the Hope shawl uses gradual increases to create a large triangular shawl, and features an eyelet and garter body.

The Kevin Hat is made with super chunky yarn, and is very soft and comfortable to wear, suitable for men or women, this unisex hat, knits up fast, and will have you warm in no time.

Designed to knit up fast, and make the most of just one skein of DK weight yarn, these socks are worked cuff down, and feature a simple, but effective texture pattern, this was designed to look like the scar on a boys forehead.

Even though a stormy sea can be dangerous, I still love watching the waves crashing onto rocks, and the shoreline . This shawl reminds me of the huge waves that have been battering our coast.

These gloves are worked in the round, from cuff to fingertip using DPN’s.

The shawl is worked top down, it features a simple seed stitch body, and an eyelet edging worked in a contrasting colour, to add interest, and a pop of colour.

I love Christmas, each year I wish for a white Christmas, with snow falling on the Christmas lights, and the star at the top of the tree.

I love September, the weather starts to feel autumnal, and the blackberries are ready to pick. The cables on the hat remind me of the bramble branches intertwining, that stop me from reaching the juiciest blackberries.

These socks are worked top down, with a simple fairisle pattern of carved pumpkins, so perfect for dipping your toes into colourwork.

Designed to use just one skein of 4ply yarn, Lavenders Blue is worked top down, the shawl features a simple stockinette body, and an elegant lace border. The result is a simple elongated crescent-shaped shawl, that is light and airy, perfect to wrap around your shoulders, on those chilly summer evenings.

One of my favourite things about summertime is spending time at the beach. I love watching the ripples on the sea and the pattern it leaves on the sand . These socks remind me of those happy times.

Dancing around a maypole is a tradition that involves a group of people taking a coloured ribbon attached to it, and weaving around each other, often to music.

Worked flat, and knitted top down, this shawl is a quick knit, suited to all levels of knitter, from beginner to advanced.

“One size”, the width of the sock will fit an average, female adult Uk size 5-7, just adjust the number of rounds when knitting the foot, to obtain the desired size. If you require, a smaller, or larger size sock the lace pattern is easily adjustable.

These convertible mittens are knit in the round from cuff to fingers, with stitches being picked up to add the flap. The pattern is knit using aran weight yarn, so they are a really quick knit.

Snowflake socks, have just a small amount of colourwork below the cuff. Perfect for dipping your toes into stranded knitting.

“A Lovely Little Surprise” is an asymmetric triangular shaped shawl designed to use mini skeins from the 2018 Rosies Advent. It’s knit from tip to edging, the main body of the shawl is worked in garter stitch, with rows of eyelets to break it up, and add interest, it’s then finished off with an eyelet edging.

Designed to knit up fast, and make the most of just one skein of aran weight yarn, these house socks are worked cuff down, and feature a ribbed cuff, and a simple textured alternating leaf design on the leg.

Designed to use just one skein of yarn, this simple cowl, is worked flat, once completed, the two ends are then grafted together to form the shape of the cowl.

Designed to use only one skein of yarn, The Small Hug Shawl is worked from the top down, and features a relaxing garter stitch body, and ribbed border. The result is a simple elongated crescent-shaped shawl, that is light and airy, and feels just like a little hug when you wear it.

These fingerless gloves, are worked in the round, from cuff to fingers, they feature a long rib cuff, and a simple lace panel. The result is a pair of elegant gloves perfect for chilly summer mornings.

Designed to knit up fast, and make the most of just one skein of sport weight yarn, these socks are worked cuff down, and feature a picot cuff, and a simple lace flower design on the leg.

Designed to use only one skein of yarn, the April Showers Shawl is worked from the bottom up, and features an eye-catching lace border, short row-shaping, and relaxing garter stitch body. The result is a light, elongated crescent-shaped shawl that is perfect for summer.

The Cabled Mini Cowl, is exactly that, a mini cowl featuring cables in it’s design. It’s worked flat, and in one piece, and uses buttons to join the two ends. Simple to wear, and easy to knit, this cowl’s simple design lends itself to all levels of experience, and works up in the blink of an eye, so you’ll be warm in no time.

Watching the Winter Olympics has always been a pleasure for me. Not just because it’s the greatest example of human competition and dedication, but also because of the amazing knitwear on the slopes!

This shawl was designed for our first grandchild Jacson. When our son and daughter-in-law told us they were pregnant, we were over the moon, as we had waited a long time for a grandchild. The baby was due in January, but I kept telling the bump throughout December if he were to arrive in time Christmas, there would be plenty of presents for him...

Like a lot of people, I love snow. Each winter, I hope we get a good covering, so i can enjoy time with the family, making snowmen and taking walks in the crisp winter air!

This triangular shawl was designed in the beginning of Rosie’s Moments journey into the indie dyeing world, so it seemed only right to name the shawl “In The Beginning”.

Designed to use my “Splashes of Colour” range of yarn, this simple pattern lets the yarn really shine. The nature of the yarn means that the pattern naturally spirals around the sock, like tinsel on the Christmas tree.

This asymmetric shawl was designed to celebrate my grandsons first Christmas . A much longed for baby who brings a smile to our lives each day.

Clara’s Shawl, is garter stitch and eyelet, asymmetric triangular shawl. Its designed to make the most of the yarn you have, a single skein of fingering weight yarn will make a good size shawl, however you can use more than 100g if you wish, just continue knitting the pattern repeat until you run out of yarn, leaving enough yarn to cast off.

These socks are worked from the cuff down, with a lace pattern similar to that of the buds of the lavender plant. The pattern is best worked by those who have had experience of lacework, but it is quite simple, as the pattern is worked over a 12 row repeat. These socks are worked in the round using dpn’s, you could however use mini circulars, o...

One of my favourite places is St Ives in Cornwall . The cables on the St Ives Bay shawl reminds me of the waves that roll into the bay . The little nups are the ridges in the sand that are left in the sand when the tide goes out . The shawl is worked from side to side, it makes the most of a single skein of yarn, and is a simple yet quick knit.