These fruity pincushions would make lovely gifts for a crafter, or you can make them for yourself! They can also be made as toys or to decorate your home. This knitting pattern will show you how to knit the apple and the pear.

Beep Beep…here is Beeper the Robot!

This knitting pattern is for a teddy bear with two outfit patterns: a pinafore dress and dungarees (or overalls), so you can choose whether to make a boy or girl bear.

This festive knitted bear would make a perfect Christmas gift, if you can “bear” to part with him! The polar bear has a Santa Claus outfit, with trousers and a hooded jacket.

Tabby is a cuddly striped knitted kitten, with a little snuggly cardigan.

Puppy is an adorable knitted friend for kids of all ages.

My little Christmas stocking is quick to knit, uses a small amount of yarn, and is designed for newbie-knitters. You will have row-by-row instructions, and photos of the finished stockings to help you. Three simple variations of the pattern are included for you.

Hippos are my favourite animal, and Huggins the Hippo is my new best friend.

My little lamb is called Loopy because the body is made by knitting loops.

Get ready for adventure with Boggle the Alien and his space rocket. Boggle is ready to explore the universe, visit alien planets, and make some new friends along the way.

Today’s special on the menu is a fat-free knitted breakfast, with bacon, eggs, beans, sausage, tomato and waffle.

Say hello to Jolly Robin!

Meet my monster friends….they are never scary….always happy, smiley and having fun!

I designed this little tree to decorate my dining table for the holidays, to rest my name cards for each place setting. But it would also look festive on a bookshelf or mantelpiece, and can easily be made into a hanging decoration by threading wool or ribbon through the top.

Penny Pig is a huggable squidgy knitted toy with a curly tail.

Pudding the cat is a huggable squidgy knitted toy.

Barney Owl is a huggable squidgy knitted toy.

What’s black and white and squidgy in the middle? Oreo Panda!

I named my toy rabbit Candy because of the pink candy cane stripes.

I named this turtle Topsy Turvy because you can change which side is the top and which is the bottom.

I designed these squidgy animals for a friend who was learning to knit, and wanted an easy toy pattern. Included in this pattern e-book are:

Big Ben and Little Ben are handy little robots.

Would you like to knit your own Tooley Owl?

This listing is for volume 2 of the knitting patterns in my “Woodland Friends” collection, including:

This listing is for all the patterns in my “At the Zoo” collection, including:

Norwood is a very cheeky monkey, and he loves eating bananas.

Bloomsbury Elephant loves to bake cakes for his friends at the zoo; today it is sticky buns for everyone!

Tavistock Tortoise is a handy little friend; I use my tortoise as a pincushion!

Mortimer puppy dog loves to play catch!

I have sewn this cute little knitted daisy on a hair grip to make a floral hair accessory.

Nutmeg Bear is picking strawberries – how sweet!

I have added some colour to my vintage bag with a knitted cherry.

Hopkins Penguin is learning to swim today.

Cavendish Cat is helping out today, by tidying up my knitting bag. What a helpful cat!

Kensington Hedgehog is snuffling for toadstools. Don’t worry, these little fungi are not poisonous!

Cricklewood Owl is very wise. Today he is checking his stock prices in The Times with his little friend Jubilee Ladybird.

Brompton Badger is going to school with his satchel full of books.

Finsbury Squirrel is busy today collecting acorns.

Putney Mouse is having a picnic in the apple orchard.

This listing is for patterns for you to knit your own fruit and vegetables. The patterns include: