This is a great value knitted scarf pattern as I give you 3 variations for 1 initial scarf design (also reflected in the price as a buy 2 get 1 free). In the pattern instructions you will find the basic scarf pattern, a cowl pattern, plus a variation for an infinity scarf.

This knitted swaddling sack pattern was inspired by one of my friends who is due to have her baby very soon and wanted something to keep her little one warm and comfortable. We looked a variety of patterns but they weren’t quite right so I set out to make my own.

This is a really quick project to make that uses up some of those stash yarns you’ve been holding on to.

This pattern will fit an average size adult with a bit of positive ease for comfort.

This super quick bun beanie is part of my Salt and Pepper Collection and can be ‘wipped’ up in around 2 hours.

This neck cowl works up to be approximately 11” wide and 35” long and is entirely adaptive to the knitters own desired length.

This pattern is a really quick knit using aran weight yarn. You can chose to either use one or two colours of yarn depending if you would like to have a different colour for the ribbing section. You can also attach a pom-pom as well.

This Honeycomb Bee Stitch Ear Warmer is perfect for those chilly days and evenings.

This baby foot-muff pattern is designed to work with a standard 3 strap safety mechanism: 2 x shoulder & 1 x groin. However it could potentially work with some 5 strap mechanisms too as the sides are open enough to put extra straps through.

This is a Fingerless Gloves Pattern with the bee stitch as the main texture for the pattern.

This pattern is designed to fit the head circumferences of: baby (14”), toddler (16”), child (18”), Adult M.(21”), Adult L (23”), and Adult XL (26”). The pattern can be adjusted for any size as long as you follow the gauge and measure the head you are making the headband for.

This pattern was inspired by one of my ladies in the office who is due to have her baby at the end of the fall and wanted something to keep her little one warm in the winter. We looked a variety of patterns but they weren’t quite right so I set out to make my own.

This is a reversible beanie hat pattern that is based around the knitted rice stitch. I first noticed the “wrong side” of the knitted fabric when I had to frog back a row I made a mistake in and on the other side was an interesting ribbing type stitch that mirrored the rice stitch (as you’d expect).

With Winter coming around the corner I needed a new set of fingerless mittens and wasn’t happy with my current selection so I made my own! I’ve based these fingerless mittens on the Rice Stitch which is really easy for beginners to master and make an interesting pattern.

This pattern comes in four sizes:

This hat is great for those wanting something warm and cosy in the Autumn and Winter months.

This beanie hat is designed with the Bamboo stitch to create a lovely cozy hat that is perfect for Autumn and Winter.

This is a chunky scarf that’s great for the chilly autumn nights and throughout winter.

This pattern comes in four sizes:

This pattern is all based around twisted knit stitches to create columns of little twisters that all meet up at the crown of the head.

The base pattern is designed in a women’s medium however I take you through step by step on how to construct a sock to fit any size feet.

This pattern combines basic stitches into something wonderfully comfortable for baby to wrap up in when they’re in the car seat.