Christina is a swanky opera-length glove pattern with a lush foliate design. The botanically-inspired lace panels gracefully hug the forearms, and later on bloom into a herbaceous border around the fingers. The gloves knit up quickly, using less than an average 100g sock yarn skein, and look lovely in both variegated and solid yarns! Knit yourse...

Contempo is a textured lace glove pattern, adorned with decorative buttons, and exudes a sophisticated air of urbane

These practical baby to toddler tights/footed leggings are ideal for the colder months, keeping those legs and tiny toes nice and warm.

Fruition is a contemporary lace glove pattern that is worked in two yarns of contrasting colour and texture. The sheen from the smoother main colour shows off a simple lace pattern while the matt, contrast yarn lends homogeneity to the piece. From the start I had set out to create a modern lace glove that would lend itself to an evening dress or...

With all the great sock yarns available, why restrict yourself by wearing your creations on your feet? Not Socks is a versatile fingerless gloves pattern which allows you to show off your knitting even when you’ve got your shoes on!

Keep tiny toes snug all year round with these classic socks.

I thought I would challenge myself and designed a pattern for babies that will definately stay on! After numerous ‘reincarnations’ this ball of yarn is finally a colourful pair of baby leggings!

This is the pattern for my second pair of booties for my Stash Buster Booties Challenge; I used 2 lengths of yarn (one dk, the other fingering) so you can substitute yarns depending on what you use as long as you get the tension spot on!

With an incredibly stylish and ‘macho’ feel, the BucaLicious sweater is a dream to knit in a wool self-striping yarn. The design requires only 2 x 50g balls of yarn (with plenty left over!), making it a quick knit in a mixture of stocking and easy ribbing (in addition to the fact that you can indulge in some lovely luxury fibres!). The pattern i...

This is the pattern for my 4th pair of booties for my Stash Buster Booties Challenge! Greemy Baby Booties were made with 2 yarns, 100% new wool for the top, and soft cotton for the soles.. The full story and complete pattern can be found on my blog.