This is a square baby blanket knit in garter stitch. The garter ridges add volume and softness to the blanket. I used 13 skeins of Lana Grossa Bingo in five different colours.

This cowl is flat knitted (and grafted together to get a tube. (The knitted rows later appear vertically in the cowl.)

This is a mobile wrap knitted in the round in a fairly easy stranded pattern in a retro design.

These are cuffs with a lacy ruffle inspired by victorian lace knitting. The cuffs are knitted top down in the round. The pattern can easily be adapted it just needs a stitch count that can be divided by six.

These are lacy fingerless mittens with a peacock pattern. The are knitted in the round on 5 double pointed needles.

This is a lacy cowl with a peacock pattern which is knit in the round.

This is an fairly easy stranded children’s cap knitted bottom up.

This is an easy stranded children’s cap knitted bottom up. (The coloured stripes include some simple one colour stockinette rows and the multicolour rows only use two colours (alternating every other stitch), so it is very suitable for beginners of colourwork).

This is an easy stranded children’s cap knitted bottom up. (The coloured stripes include many simple one colour stockinette rows, so it is not as complicated to knit as non-knitters might think).

This hat is knitted bottom up in a fair isle pattern. It consists only of rows knitted in one ore two colours.

This is a quick and easy, seamless multi-coloured mobile phone wrap, knitted from the top. You need left over yarns in four colours, I used microfibre but cotton or even wool is equally suitable.

These are fingerless mittens knitted bottom up in the round with a cable pattern that makes the mittens just a little tighter around the wrist and ends in four strands just above every finger.