My third design featuring slipped garter rib, I’m sure you’ll enjoy working it as much as I loved playing with it!

Textured ribbing makes an impact with this boat neck, top down sweater. You will stay interested for the set up and then cruise through the body and arms; the wearer will look hip and stay toasty when temperatures drop.

Sometimes you need a hug and the person you want most to hug you is not near at hand.

Small people have a lot of scope for imagination, as should their clothes!

A squared raglan bodice in a slipped stitch and garter rib eases out into an easy, loose stockinette skirt.

There is nothing like a poncho for easy warmth as the seasons change.

The Spectrum Blanket is built from alternating blocks of mitered garter stitch and cell stitch lace. An attached i-cord edge finishes things off beautifully. With plenty of yarn you can easily upsize this by continuing with the pattern as established.

Ambire Vest is a fantastic modern layette piece: close fitting and warm, stretchy and easy to move in, light enough not to overwhelm a little body.

I’ve been having a slight obsession with rainbows and mini skeins, on top of my already full blown passion for sock yarn, so when the idea for slipped stitch colorwork entered my mind I was delighted to follow it.

All 9.75”/25cm tall

A self-finishing cowl that spans both genders with a simple change of yarn colour.

A lightweight bit of lace in hand dyed sock yarn to brighten spring knitting, much like the snowdrop blossoms bring cheer pushing through snow.

Easy mix and match baby sock pattern to amuse you, new parents and family, use up scrap yarn and give you a little project to enjoy playing with sticks and string.

~ An easy fingerless glove pattern with offset gusseted thumbs.

A pattern to meant to assist learning to use lace charts, there no written row-by-row instructions.

Two levels of instructions included

Fits an average ladies hand and can be easily sized up or down to suit your preference and needs.

Fits a small hot water bottle.