Keeping cosy has never looked so stylish!

This bundle allows you to purchase the patterns for my infinity cowl: Cowl Number 2 and its matching Beanie: Beanie Number 2 for 20% less than if you bought the patterns individually.

This pattern bundle allows you to purchase the pattern for Cowl Number 2.1 and its matching beanie: Beanie Number 2 for 20% less than if you purchased the patterns individually.

Get ready for autumn with my cosy Bristol scarf and its matching Bristol Beanie pattern bundle.

Welcome to The Dune Collection by Suzanne Ellsmore Designs

When the weather is cold, there’s nothing better than slipping on your favourite jumper. But sometimes that’s not quite enough whether you’re outdoors, working from home or just curled up on the sofa in our PJs. Sometimes we need to put on a few extras to make sure we’re extra toasty.

When the weather is cold, there’s nothing better than slipping on your favourite jumper. But sometimes that’s not quite enough whether you’re outdoors, working from home or just curled up on the sofa in our PJs. Sometimes we need to put on a few extras to make sure we’re extra toasty.

When the weather is cold, there’s nothing better than slipping on your favourite jumper. But sometimes that’s not quite enough whether you’re outdoors, working from home or just curled up on the sofa in our PJs. Sometimes we need to put on a few extras to make sure we’re extra toasty.

Get autumn ready with this fabulous pattern bundle for my Oxford Beanie and Scarf patterns.

Do you love autumn and Halloween themed knits that use up some left over yarn? Then the Pumpkin edition of the The Handy Cup Cosy is the pattern for you!

There’s nothing quite like snuggling up in a big, cosy scarf on a chilly day. And with this knitting pattern, you can certainly knit that big scarf!

Keeping cosy has never been more stylish! Introducing my Bristol Beanie with its decorative square stitch pattern and simple, but satisfying crown.

Keeping cosy has never been more stylish! Introducing my Oxford Beanie with its Comma stitch pattern and simple, but satisfying crown.

Keeping cosy has never been more stylish! Introducing my Aberystwyth Beanie with its close fit, ocean wave pattern, and rock pool crown which is evocative of the coastline of this Welsh coastal town.

I love accessories and their ability to transform outfits. And there is a special place in my heart for versatile accessories that can transform an outfit and itself no matter the season.

Summer is a wonderful time of the year. Everything seems lighter, brighter and more carefree, but sometimes it can feel a little too warm to knit or even think about wearing knits.

Stylish accessories are often the simplest and this beanie is just that with its close fit and elegant crown.

’Keep it simple!’ is something we hear often, but generally we ignore this advice! But occasionally when I’m designing a more complex pattern, one simple element jumps out and I think, “that stitch pattern would look amazing on its own!”

’Keep it simple!’ is something we often hear and then we go ahead and take absolutely no notice! But occasionally when I’m designing a more complex pattern, one simple element jumps out at me and I think, “that would look amazing on its own!”

So you’ve been knitting all year and you’ve got lots of little balls of left over DK yarn. There’s not much you can make with them, but you can make something. And one of the things you can make is The Handy Cup Cosy!

1 x knitting Pattern for Hogs Swatch Cowl

There is something quite romantic and mesmerising about sand dunes. They seem to be the ultimate free spirit that literally go wherever the wind takes them.

When I designed my Something For The Weekend pattern two years ago, I had no idea how popular it would be or that it would spawn a whole collection.

Are you a Night Owl? Then this is the cowl for you.

There is something quite romantic and mesmerising about sand dunes and the fact that some can move is pretty amazing. In fact, that is exactly what Barchan sand dunes do so it seemed appropriate that I should name the latest design in my Dune Collection after that particular dune formation.

Summer is a wonderful time of the year, but sometimes it can feel a little too warm to knit or to even think about wearing knits.

Sidewinder is an elegant, infinity style cowl that takes the signature stitch patterns for my whole Dune collection to provide trails of soft meandering cables reminiscent of the pattern a sidewinder makes as it glides over a dune.

Tripling Dunes is an elegant, cosy cowl that has a soft, meandering feel just like the Sand Cables that form the basis of my whole Dune collection. These three sets of cables seem to flow against the more structured border stitches and allows the cowl to gather around the neck without slouching.

1 x knitting pattern for Scarf Number 3:The JEE

Stylish accessories are often the simplest and this cowl design is certainly that. It is beautifully textured, lightweight and easy to wear.

Dune is an elegant, cosy cowl that has a soft, meandering feel just like the Sand Cables that form the basis of my whole Dune collection. The central cable pops with life compared to the more rigid borders of the design

Elegant simplicity is definitely the best way to describe this beautifully textured scarf. Using DK yarn, this versatile, cosy accessory looks great on anyone and can be styled easily to suit your mood.

When I was learning to knit, back in the Dark Ages, I remember watching my Gran working cables I was both fascinated and concerned! Because I loved how they looked, but I never thought I would be good enough to do anything like that! Then again I was only 8! But once I had the confidence to try cable stitches for myself, I fell in love!

Elegant simplicity is definitely the best way to describe this beautifully textured scarf. Using DK yarn, this versatile accessory looks great on anyone and can be styled easily to suit your mood.

All the designs in my College Collection are inspired by the universities that mean a lot to me and mine. And it doesn’t seem too long ago that my sister was at Bristol studying for her Post Graduate Certificate of Education. Although, it’s amazing how quickly time flies and how many students she’s taught since then!

1 x Knitting Pattern for Aberystwyth

1 x Knitting Pattern for Bangor.

Many moons ago, around this time of year, I sat knitting away feverishly so that I had some stylish knits for when I started university. And I remember hearing stories around the halls about the cardigan or jumper their mum had knitted or the unexpected parcel containing a scarf and hat set hot off their nan’s needles.

1 x Knitting Pattern for Hip To Be Squarish Beanie

1 x Knitting Pattern for Hole Lotta Love!

I don’t know how many of you are fellow lovers of the night sky, but one of the things I love about the summer months are warm, balmy evenings to lay outside and look at the stars. I remember one particular time in the South of France where the sky was so clear and full of stars that I may have said “Holey Moley!” when I saw it all for the firs...

We all love a day trip. We plan them, we thoroughly enjoy them. But suddenly they’re over, we’re on our way home and we’re left wanting more.

Stylish accessories are often the simplest and this unisex cowl design is certainly that. It is beautifully textured and easy to wear.

We all love a snugly scarf especially when the weather starts to turn and oversized scarves are a versatile must have in any wardrobe that can take us right through the seasons! But due to their size they’re often seen as too heavy and cumbersome and don’t get the wear they deserve.

1 x Knitting pattern for Something For The Long Weekend

Simplicity with a twist is definitely the best way to describe this beautifully textured infinity scarf design. Using DK yarn, this versatile accessory can be worn long or wrapped once or even twice around the neck when extra warmth and cosiness is required.

What do weekends and road trips have in common? Well, just as Monday seems ages away on a Friday night so does your final destination as you’re setting out. The days in between are fun and carefree, but the end of both the weekend and your journey always arrive far too quickly and you find yourself looking forward to doing it all over again. So...

Who doesn’t love a large shawl that can be thrown dramatically around the shoulders or effortlessly wrapped around the neck in the sure knowledge that it’ll be warm and stunning? Who also gets a little put off by the slow progress that usually accompanies big shawls knitted in anything less than chunky yarn?

Want to knit the ultimate winter scarf? Because my bestselling Scarf Number 2 knitting pattern will help you do just that!

We all love the weekend. Monday seems ages away on a Friday night as we take the opportunity to relax for a couple of days. But we also know that sense of disappointment when Sunday night arrives all too quickly!

Looking for a simple and fun shawl pattern that you can knit in a weekend? Looking for a stunning shawl that adds a stylish touch to any outfit? Then Something For The Weekend is the knitting pattern for you!

Looking to knit the perfect all season scarf pattern? My Scarf Number 1 pattern is a beginner-friendly knitting pattern that will guide you through creating a beautiful and stylish lightweight scarf that you’ll love to wear throughout the year.