When I visited York in the UK in the 1980s I distinctly remember visiting The Shambles. I was fascinated by the uneven cobblestone paving. This pattern reminds me of those cobblestones: a bit wonky and uneven.

Easy cowl knitted in the round alternating with garter and purl rounds. All you need to keep in mind is to leave enough yarn to bind off as you’ll use the entire ball.

The pattern can be found under the ‘Free Knitting Patterns’ banner along the top of my blog page. Just hover over the words and a list of free patterns will appear.

This tote bag is denser than the normal market bag so there is less likelihood of anything falling through it. I’ve made two bags in completely different yarns to give you two different looks. The pattern is very detailed and I have also included the # of rows I knitted for the sides and handles of each bag. If you have any problems with the pa...

Any yarn and needles can be used to knit this shawl as it’s simply a matter of increasing in each row until the shawl is large enough to suit you. Of course, the larger the needles the more open weave the look will be and the faster it can be knitted up. Ideal for beginner knitters.