This is a loose fitting, striking design with dropped shoulders and a round neck. Made better with a fair isle highlight that uses no more than three colours per section to keep it simple and beginner friendly. This jumper is worked from the bottom up, and then sleeves are worked from wrist to shoulder and sewn to the body. Instructions are giv...

I’m a knitting addict. I’ve always wanted to use Noro but it’s always been too expensive to justify. Then I got lucky in Buxton. It was 50% or maybe it was 30% and my memory is playing tricks on me. Basically £50 later I had three balls of Noro, two balls of something for my mum, a crochet hook and some more KnitPro bits. We then wandered off t...

This is a fairly simple pattern starting with cable rib them moving on to a basic eyelet pattern and finishing with an I-cord and a bell. I wrote this for my two and a half year old but it’s a good fit with growing room and because the pattern is so simple increasing the size is very easy by adding multiples of 10 stitches.

This pattern is to knit a small beanie hat with cute little ears. It’s worked in the round creating a seamless bonnet much more comfortable for the baby. The ears are worked flat. The whole thing knits up fairly quickly and the accodrian stitch adds texture.