This collection of four diverse and interesting patterns is offered as an eBook or as individual pattern downloads.

These Socks were devised as part of the annual Knitting & Crochet Blog Week.

This shallow shawl was designed to be work either as a traditional shawl over the shoulders or as a scarf/neckerchief, wrapped closely around the neck. The deep horseshoe shape means that the shawl fits wonderfully around the neck and shoulders no mater which way you choose to wear it.

These socks are a perfect knit for a pair of socks that are easy, yet interesting to knit, wearable every day, yet not boring.

Betwixt is both a hat knit sideways and one knit bottom up, a hat knit in garter stitch and one knit in stockinette, a hat knit in a solid colour and one knit in stripes (and managing all this from a single skein of yarn!), this hat has everything you could desire, including cute earflaps for keeping out the chills.

The trilobites (a name meaning ‘three lobes’) were a diverse geographically dispersed type of arthropod that lived for over 270 million years, eventually becoming extinct around 250 years ago.

This pattern includes both fully written and fully charted instructions, to give greatest choice to the knitter.

These socks finally give knitters a way of making the most out of variegated yarn and opens up a world of possibilities for some sock yarns you might not have known what to do with before to maximise their colour potential.

These unique little fingerless mittens are a fantastic fashion accessory and a great way to use up a spare 50g ball of yarn.

This beautiful lace scarf knits up from just one special skein of fingering weight (4-ply) yarn and is a great use for skeins of sock yarn that are perhaps too beautiful to be hidden in shoes.

These mitts are designed to be easy enough for a very new knitter to make but still work as a fun and functional (and very quick) knit for more seasoned knitters.

A Weekend in the Country is a modern shaped hat with a classic design and traditional patterning, reminiscent of traditional plaid woollen fabrics.

This beautiful, relaxed and chic hat has many small details that make it truly unique and a very interesting, though quite easy knit.

A simple but attractive scarf – classic with an added touch of structured femininity in the form of a precise, neat foxglove ruffled edge.

These mittens are designed to echo the recurring motif of a cloud of yellow butterflies surrounding the character of Meme and her lover in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s book One Hundred Years of Solitude.

This stylish but subtle hat is perfect for both men and women. Slipped stitches provide gentle spirals of patterning, culminating in radiating intersecting lines in the decreases.

Cute and flirty rubber-duck motif face-cloths/washcloths make a perfect accompaniment to any bathroom. Best made in a cotton or linen yarn (or blend) these will make any bath-time for old or young just that bit more fun.

Squoffle is a short buttoned scarf, made with a single skein of bulky/chunky weight yarn. Though it is a very easy pattern every sixth row makes a departure from the established garter stitch to add a row of interest with knitted eyelets, some of which are later utilised as button holes (an additional boon to those who do not enjoy making button...

Cute and warm Gnomey Hat pattern.

This DS case is both stylish and sophisticated and yet it is fun.

Note about pattern:

Ah, the simplest of scarves, but one that makes your yarn work you your best advantage!