Yarn & Amounts: 2(3) 25g balls of Jamieson’s Spindrift (100% Shetland Wool), 25g, 105m/437yds in shade A and

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These socks are knitted on double pointed needles. There is advice in the pattern as to how to make the sock fit your foot length.

The pattern is written for double pointed needles. It fits all sized feet and there is advice in the pattern how to adjust the length to your desired amount.

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This hat was designed in response to a request from a knitter who popped into my Skipton studio. They were knitting the Emmen Jumper and loved the pattern so much they wanted a hat too. So I’ve designed the Emmen Hat for them and everyone else who loves the Emmen Jumper. And the best thing is that two 100g hanks is enough to make two hats by sw...

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This cardigan is knitted in one piece until the armholes.

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Yarn & Amounts: One (two) 50g hanks of Purl & Jane Cuckoo Cashmere 4 ply (80% Merino wool & 20% Cashmere, 200m/218yds per 50g).

This was one of the most loved patterns when I launched them at my local yarn show, Yarndale, so much so that I had sold out of them by lunchtime on Saturday! However because my printers are local and so very kind they printed some more and delivered them so I had more by the afternoon and nearly sold out of them again by the end of the weekend!

Sizes: There are three sizes in this pattern - newborn, baby, child.

This jumper is knitted in the round until the armholes. The sleeves are worked flat.

Sizes: To fit average sized hand.

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Yarn & Amounts: 5(6:6:7:7) 100g hanks of Purl & Jane Masham Mashup Aran (75% Bluefaced Leicester wool & 25% Masham, 160m/174yds per 100g).

Yarn & Amounts: 9(10:10:11) 100g hanks of Purl &Jane Masham Mashup Aran (75% Bluefaced Leicester & 25% Masham, 160m per 100g)

Like all of my patterns, these instructions are simple and easy to follow - making it easy to get addicted!

Like all of my patterns, these instructions are simple and easy to follow - making it easy to get addicted!

Like all of my patterns, these instructions are simple and easy to follow - making it easy to get addicted!

You will need one 50g ball each of Knoll Soft Donegal yarn in shade A and shade B for this pattern.

I like writing simple, easy to follow patterns and this one is just that - I designed it for my Learn To Knit class so it’s perfect for beginners. It is also great for experienced knitters as a quick knit between projects, or even just as a weekend project. One experienced knitter even told me that she knitted it in an evening!

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Requires 7 (8,9,10,11) 100g (150m) hanks of Aran yarn.

Yarn: 1(2:2:3) 50g balls of 4 ply weight yarn (with 210m per 50g).

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The pattern has two sizes for newborn and child. These are magical socks and if you follow the 2nd size but change the foot length they will fit children up to 9 years old. I’ve highlighted where to do this in the pattern.

I’ve taken the simple granny square and used 3 shades of Soft Donegal to create a super soft cowl.

I love this stitch! I call it the Trinity stitch but it goes by other names such as blackberry or popcorn.

I love this stitch. It’s one I’ve used many times over the years on hats, scarves and garments.

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This pattern is written to make one square and the blanket can be as big or as small as you want it to be.

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These fingerless mittens are simple to knit. They are knitted in the round. The pattern is written for dpns but are easy to adapted for small circulars.

This scarf uses my favourite cable stitch with garter stitch edges.

You’ll need half of your 100g hank of WYS Bluefaced Leicester Aran (Yarn A)

These are classic easy to knit mittens. I have designed them with a longer rib to cover your wrists and go under your coat sleeves to keep your hands cosy and warm.

I love this design because it uses my favourite stitch - garter stitch - and has a detail at the edge of it that is simple to do, yet so effective. In this yarn the pretty edges curl up and to me looks like waves….so when I look at this scarf, I daydream of the sea gently lapping over the beach and creating the ripples on the sand.

This hat is knitted in the round, so you will need 4mm dpns for the top of the hat.

Additional materials needed: Two Buttons

A super simple crochet bag…my favourite kind of crochet!

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A simple garter stitch cushion that is great for beginners or experienced knitters that want a quick weekend project to relax and calm the mind and body with.

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Additional materials: Seven buttons.

Additional materials needed are three large buttons and two medium buttons.

Additional materials needed: Five Buttons.

This cushion uses five 50g balls of Kilcarra Tweed.

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Yarn & Amounts: One 50g hank of dk weight yarn.

Yarn & Amounts: 1(1:2:2:2) 100g hanks of WYS Bluefaced Leicester DK – Undyed (100% British BlueFaced Leicester Wool, 225m/246yds per 100g) in shade A (01 Natural Ecru), shade B (02 Natural Light Brown) and shade C (03 Natural Brown).

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This is a learn to crochet starter pattern for a granny square.

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The Hazle Jacket can be knitted with or without a hood.

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Yarn & Amounts: One 100g hank each of WYS Bluefaced Leicester Aran (100% Bluefaced Leicester wool, 166m/182yds per 100g) in shade A, shade B and shade C.

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To me, this blanket evokes feelings of joy, comfort and warmth. The simple square pattern is easy to knit and looks very effective. I always come back to this stitch pattern for blankets. It’s one of my favourites and I love how it looks like the stitches are flowing in and out of each other. It is a delight to knit and to know that love is kni...

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Yarn & Amounts: 3(4:4:5:5) 100g hanks of WYS Bluefaced Leicester Aran (100% British Bluefaced Leicester Wool, 166m/182yds per 100g).

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My design ideas and advice: This simple garter stitch jumper is perfect for beginners or those who are knitting their first baby garment after a while away from knitting. There have been lots of knitters like that who pop into Purl &Jane’s Skipton studio, most have been away for about 30 or 40 years.

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My design ideas and advice: I designed this hat based on my childhood memories of a cable hat that my mother knitted for me when I was a baby. There are photos of me wearing it and then photos of my younger sister wearing the same hat a couple of years later.

This fab scarf is great for adding delicate detail to your outfit as well as keeping you feeling lovely and snuggly warm. Its a little bit tricky so you might need to concentrate for the first few repeats until you get used to the increases and repeats. Once you do, it is a breeze!

I love the simplicity of this stitch and the effect it creates.

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This cowl uses super chunky yarn, is super easy to knit and super easy to wear!

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I love this stitch. It is so simple to knit but looks very tricky. It lends itself perfectly to placemats and coasters.

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As the mornings turn chilly from Autumn to Winter it’s tricky to know how cold it is out when the sun is shining.

This delicate lace pattern looks fab when knitted in super chunky yarns.

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This cushion is such fun to knit as it looks a lot more complicated than it is!

I love the chevron stitch.

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This is one of my favourite scarf designs. Knitted in the gorgeous fibres it feels so comforting to wear around your neck, keeping you warm in those chilly months.

This delicate lace hat is the perfect gift for the new loved one in the family.

These simple baby bootees are the perfect hand made gift for the new bundle of joy!

I used a 30cm x 30cm cushion pad fro my cushion made of 4 squares in the Shetland Tweed and 4 squares in the Shetland Colours.

This pattern is for a simple garter stitch square.

I love creating easy to knit designs. I love combining yarns of beautiful quality with the simplest of stitches to create truly unique items that are a joy to knit.

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I love creating easy to knit designs. I love combining yarns of beautiful quality with the simplest of stitches to create truly unique items that are a joy to knit.

These socks are perfect for keeping your toes toasty warm on those chilly winter nights in the run up to Christmas. Hand knitted socks are a luxurious comfort, especially if knitted with love.

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Catherine is ideal for those who haven’t used circular needles before, to practice with as it only takes one 50g hank and is small enough to see results quickly.

One crochet square is 9.5cm/3.5ins x 9.5cm/3.5ins

85cm through to 114.5cm chest, with some ease

This is a simple pattern that is great for trying out felting and is the perfect bag for carrying your knitting projects!

This basic simple sock pattern is perfect for beginners to follow and learn how to knit their first pair of socks.

This skinny scarf is perfect for any outfit and with the smallest size using just one ball of double knit yarn is great for using up any odd balls.

This shawl is very simple yet very effective. It starts off small and grows and grows.

These sheep are made up with just two main pieces and two little ears, so perfect for beginners and experienced knitters alike.

This pattern requires 3 x 100g (225m) hanks of DK weight yarn; 1 each in three colours (yarn A, yarn B and yarn C).