This cowl is a quick and easy knit that’s suitable for beginners just learning to knit in the round. To start, it’s knit flat from the bottom point. It has a yarn over increase at the beginning of each row, a garter stitch edge, and when the desired width is reached, it’s joined to work in the round in easy stockinette stitch. The length is cus...

Part Three of my Tolkien inspired skirt trilogy, this mini skirt is named after an obscure character from J. R. R. Tolkien’s writings: a Dwarf called Dis. She doesn’t actually appear in the Hobbit or the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and she is only mentioned by name in the Appendices. But without her, there would have been no Fili and Kili! Dis w...

Part two of my Tolkien inspired skirt trilogy, this design is named after a minor, but important, character from the third book of J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Return of the King. Windfola is the name of the horse Eowyn rode into the battle for Gondor, the battle in which she slew the Witch King, leader of the Ring Wraiths....

This pattern is part one of a Tolkien inspired skirt design trilogy.

The cowl is knit flat from the bottom tip, with yarnover increases and a knit one/purl one edge on either side, then joined in the round and knit in stockinette until the yarn runs out - just be sure you leave enough to bind off. The stockinette stitch creates a lovely rolled edge at the top of the cowl.

This hat is an easy, quick knit – suitable for beginners who’ve mastered the knit and purl stitches and some basic decreases. It’s a great project for those who are starting to learn in-the-round knitting, and who would like an introduction to using more than one colour.

This is a beginner-friendly pattern that’s completely customisable. The gauge doesn’t really matter, because you will go by the physical measurement of your knitting as you go along. Which means you can use any weight yarn you want!

This little lacy drawstring bag was created to hold a deck of Tarot cards, but it’s also great as a gift bag, or for anything you want to keep in a pretty, knitted bag.