An up to date version of a 1940s pattern, taking advantage of all the gorgeous yarns and colours available nowadays and using just 30gms of 4ply (fingering) yarn.

Already one of the coolest canines around, he comes with additional extras to make him extra cool!

A cute little yellow bird, the companion and best friend to a very special dog.

He stands 15” tall, knitted flat with simple charts for the zig-zags included in the written pattern.

Inspired by the ever popular Family Guy cartoon, Stewie is a knitted representation of the delightfully evil minded baby character.

The basic pattern for these 8 segment berets is pretty straightforward but the charts are arranged slightly differently to the standard “church window” design, that I hope may make the decreases easier to follow.

This little witch takes less than an hour to complete and is completely knitted in one piece using the yarn end, after the knitting is finished, for the hair and facial features, as well as a hanging loop if desired.

Puffins are delightful little seabirds that nest in colonies across the northern latitudes of the Atlantic Ocean.

Final update. 24/2/14

This is a knitted version of an island made ragdoll called Cobo Alice that was popular in Guernsey during the Victorian era.

This could be knitted in heavier yarns but it might end up a little bulky as it is designed to go around the neck twice loosely and three times for extra snugness.

This mouse has been tested and pronounced “catproof” ie, it shouldn’t come to pieces with even the most ferocious catnip addict!