Beanie of Daphne, if you prefer a Beanie style, it has texture, lace, cable and bobbles

you need a cowl to match the Daphne Beret

Beret with Lace, cables, textured stitches and bobbles… it has it all and is easier than it looks.. adventurous beginner or medium skill

Knit in the round so you avoid too many purl rows, so you work that section as knit rows, then turn it to work the pattern cable section, then twist back to knit again.

Cool, easy hat with a cable panel and a purl bar panel.

A simple adult Beret for heads 55-65 cm, with textured stitches.

My Dad Dave always needed a hat, this is in honour of him, simple cable design

A very simple Beret, with textured stitches , great for beginner knitter.

very simple hat, perfect for a beginner knitter, can be knitted flat, or in the round

A lace Beret , nice and large and plenty of space if you want to tuck your hair up

A fast and simple school aged kids knit, short sleeve, slim fitting suitable for over a long sleeved skivvy to keep the core warm, while still able to add another layer over the top

Grandma’s Tee Dress is a slim fitting dress suitable to go over a

A fast and simple kids knit, short sleeve, fitted suitable for over a long sleeved skivvy to keep the core warm.

Inspired by the Hitchiker pattern, but garter does my head in.. Ive added several patterns of lace and texture to make this pattern lots of different designs you get tp pick n mix to choose

worked in either 8 ply DK yarn, or 4 ply yarn, in one colour, a gradient, or work 2 colours as stranded colour work… Its your hat… do what you like

using one of the stitches from the Libby shawl, repeat it several times and you have a cool wee hat with lots of wee baubles on it… hence the nipples….

Libby is a fun knit… a bit sassy, like the Libby it is named after, shes a girly girl who will pull gumboots on to go and fee the chickens..

the perfect one skein wonder.. simple wee shawlette / scarf for when you want a bit of warmth around your neck

I have a fab group of testers who try the patterns before they are published.. while doing My simple socks.. Robyn wandered off with a lace Top. I was also working on the Kiwi Barbed wire series.. so we had to have a Barbed wire sock too…

I have a fab group of testers who try the patterns before they are published…

Love Toe up sock so you can use all your yarn if you want a nice long sock? Hate afterthought type heels? want a reinforced heel?

Kiwi Barbed wire is another pattern I started work on the end of last year before the Korea Trip took over my lire (see 95 in the shade hat pattern for the full story)

Kiwi Barbed wire is another pattern I started work on the end of last year before the Korea Trip took over my lire (see 95 in the shade hat pattern for the full story)

So this funny thing happened on the way to making this hat… I started the end of last year, and then fundraising for a trip to Korea Happened.. I had posted pics of what I was working on… online.. hehe oh well things happen.. anyway… I was working from a great book called the Japanese Stitch Bible… and someone beat me to publishing the original...

Inspired by my Beautiful Grand Daughter Amelia Rose, A light and feminine Lace, done in panels with garter stripes between the lace sections. the lace is the same Amelia Rose lace in other projects, beret, etc which is very easy to remember

As a larger girl I get frustrated that a lot of the designs are too small for me..

3 sizes available from a single 100 gram skein to 300 grams if you want a delightfully snuggly wrap..

3 sizes available from a single 100 gram skein to 200 grams if you want a delightfully snuggly shawl..

really simple headband with cables.

The Pattern is done over 1 section of the hat, It is a lot easier than it looks… really great stitch definition, makes a really cool hat that can be worn by both genders. Pick your favourite DK weight yarn and gt knitting. Easy to follow instructions, for the beginner wanting a challenge to advanced knitters

A simple Cowl with lace and Butterfly bows. One for the girls among us.

the pattern is a rectangle worked flat end to end, Perfect for that gradient yarn you have been wondering what to make with it,

A simple Beret / slouch with lace and bows. One for the girls among us. The pattern looks a lot harder than it is,, easy to follow with Graph and Written instructions. Suitable for adventurous beginners.

A feminine lacey wee number for the girls among us all. Knitted in the traditional top down manner. For those of us that love the reinforced heel flaps, and done mind picking up and decreases in the gusset section.

A feminine lacey wee number for the girls among us all. Knitted toe up, with the easiest cast on method going. Using the afterthought heel, so no increasing, heel flaps or huge pick-ups needed, I have discovered how to make this heel so easy, it will become your favourite too.

very easy cable twist beanie. Perfect for someone starting out in cables.

While writing up the Pattern for “The Hamish” this pattern kept screaming to be written for people who don’t want an all-over cable pattern hat. It’s done with a little twist, as it’s knitted inside out, so most of the hat is knit, but you get the purl effect without the extra effort. You get to choose if you want the cable twist to the left, t...

a fun and simple hat that has a little twist, it has a cable, and it is knitted inside out, so you get to knit while making, and turn inside out to have the purl texture on the outside without all the extra effort

This is a combination between My Poco Duo Hat/Cowl and my Amelia Rose lace Beanie / Beret… Its a Hat / Cowl combo in lace when you want both with a bit of Feminine as well

Inspired by my Beautiful Grand Daughter Amelia Rose, A light and feminine Lace Beanie / Beret, depending on how you block it, it can be either.

This wee number was inspired by my Grandson Hamish. It looks great as a Beanie style and with more of a slouch, you can add a Pompom if you like one, but looks great without also.

This Jumper / Sweater is knit sideways, you start at one cuff knit up the arm, add extra stitches for the front and back of Sweater, knit the shoulder section, split for neck and work on front and then back, join back up for the second shoulder, Bind off the extra stitches for the front and back and down the other sleeve to the cuff.

Can’t decide if you want a Hat or a Cowl… have them both with this fun quirky pattern.