This Extra pattern sits between Clues 6 and Clue 7

This pattern is based on the book

A simple top down sock with the classic Freddy stripes

This Sock is purely for the Scary Sock KAL 2012 hence the ridiculous price.

Inspired by the flowers and vegetable gardens that my island of Guernsey ,this cowl is knitted in the round in one piece with mirrored borders.

This Shawl was my entry for the Claudia Handpaint Shawl competition 2011.

This is the pattern page for the Little Prince shawl pattern

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This was the Christmas Club offering for 2011

Finally available as a self published pattern

A late Hammer horror film , starring

This is not so much a pattern as a recipe.

This is the latest offering in our Classic Childrens book mystery shawl KAL

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Knitted in the round this cowl has a fully reversible stitch pattern.

No gauge or yarn weight for this one, because you can use any yarn and needles you like, depending on what size you want to make!

The latest in our collection of Mystery KAL shawls based on classic childrens books.

This is the first sock in the 2010 Scary Sock KAL

This pattern was designed exclusively for the 10 shawls in 2010 group here on Ravelry

This pattern was exclusively designed for the 10 in 2010 shawl group here on Ravelry.

It’s was the middle of winter and cold when I sat down to design this sock. I was longing for those early days of spring when the first green tendrils are appearing in the

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Created for the Bleeping socks group on Ravlery

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This sock was designed for Scary Sock KAL

Ever been bitten by a vampire? Well they do say that they have the ability to hypnotise, so how would you know….

Welcome to the home of Franken sock

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Inspired by the blocks in the classic Tetris game, this pattern uses a simple mosaic pattern to create the blocks without needing to use more than one colour in any one round

Based on the old Centipede Atari game, lots of bobbles make up the centipede and the tops of the mushrooms. Each mushroom is made from a separate little length of yarn. A little fiddly, but easier than intarsia in the round ;-) The rest of the mushroom is duplicate stitched on afterwards.

The Moogle, for those who do not know it is a small creature that dwells in the realms of the Final Fantasy Games (amongst others). Their name comes for an amalgamation of the Japanese words mogura (mole) and kōmori (bat). Moogles have small eyes and red, pink, or pur-ple bat-like wings. A single black antenna sticks up from their heads, with a ...

I don’t know about you, but my hands get cold when I am using the computer and I needed a quick pair of fingerless gloves to regain the feeling in my fingers.

The perfect pattern for using up odds and ends

This pattern is perfect for that one ball of luxury yarn.

Are you short of time to make a present for your favourite female relative? This scarf will fit the bill. Knitted in aran weight yarn and featuring ruffles and lace, it is the perfect present that takes no time at all to knit up. This scarf is named for the colour of the beautiful 100% cashmere yarn it is knitted in, which is a delight to work w...

I don’t particularly like spiders and I know a lot of people are terrified of them so here is a scary pair of socks just for you!

First sock in the Scary Sock KAL

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Now available for download

I had this vision of a stole that when it was draped across the shoulders would look like a cloak of feathers.

This stole was my entry in the Little Knits shaeffer Trenna lace designing competition - I was fortunate enough to gain 5th place overall.

We got a lot of requests from people who loved the stitch pattern but just weren’t triangular shawl type of people. They preferred rectangular stoles.

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A reversible sock, why?

The pattern for this pair of gloves is written for both fingerless and half fingered gloves.

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Named for the capitol of my island home, this hooded zip jacket is knitted in one piece with cabled raglans and a kangaroo pocket, will help you to keep warm in those chilly coastal breezes. The cables remind me of the ropes that festoon the quayside of the fisherman’s wharf of the main harbour, where my father used to moor his fishing boat.

A pretty, feminine, sock with lace and cables available from Wooly Wonka Fibers as a kit with a printed chart and the yarn.

A simple modified T shaped baby jumper. The body is patterned with a pretty leaf gansey pattern and fastened on one shoulder. The matching hat completes the outfit.

A while back I knitted up this little Shrug and someone emailed me and asked if I could let them have the pattern.

Short, Tie fronted cardi in Rowan Kidsilk Night.

The idea for this bag came to me when I was faced with a pair of beloved jeans that could not be mended and I could not bear to throw away.

A pretty little wrap, perfect to wear over those spring and summer dresses and keep away the chill. This one is knitted in a luscious alpaca silk combination but you could just as easily knit it in soft wool or even a crisp cotton to team it with your favourite jeans. Patterned with three different leafy designs interspersed with bands of stocki...

I have called them Yeti feet because they were knitted for a teenager with big feet!

The yarn used for this pattern was a hank of handspun By Hello Mango called Snowbaby--70 yds (63m) of Falkland, Merino, Massam, Angelina, sparkle and silver tinsel cord.

This little evening bag was inspired by the classic Chanel bag that has seen so many incarnations in anything from pastel leather to ostrich skin, so why not a knitted version?

A pretty little pinafore dress with an A-line skirt made in a simple razor lace. Finished with a little eyelet edging around the neck threaded with ribbon, this outfit is a pretty as a picture – just like the little girl I named it after.

A close fitting T-shirt with waist shaping and a neat V neck, this design was inspired by an old delft pottery plate. If you are not into intarsia, cheat! The design can just as easily be Swiss darned (duplicate stitched).

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I have quite small feet ( UK size 5) so I have written the pattern in two sizes diddy feet (mine) and more normal sized feet. I wrote the pattern so that you can fiddle with lengths of foot and cuff so feel free to play around with it as you will. Just remember if you make them too long/tall you will probably need another skein of wool.