Please note that the Zig Zag shawl pattern in this ebook contains BOTH the bordered and unbordered versions!

I came up with this after seeing the cost of leather kindle cosys.

I made this hat for a friend’s little girl. She liked it so much she asked me if she could pay me to knit more things for the child… I said no thanks, I’d rather do things as gifts than sit and knit for money.

Our goldfish bowl rests on a cold hard slate windowsill, and I got sick of the facecloth that I placed between them to protect the goldfish bowl from shattering if put down too hard on the windowsill.

This pattern was inspired by a cloth bag that I made. I thought I’d make a felted version too.

I wanted a hat that would be slouchy in keeping with current trends, but not too slouchy that I would have a ton of knitting bunched up at the back of my neck.

This chunky headband takes a very short while to knit and will keep your ears warm this winter!

What to do with 60 yards of beautiful jewell multi coloured homespun? Make it into an edging for a flowing laceweight twirly scarf!

Please note that the download for this also includes the beige bordered version.

Please note that the download for this also includes the green ubordered version.

this lovely, very comfortable, unusual shrug is very straightforward to make as its all in stocking stitch in one main piece. .

This is an oblong shawl/scarf/wrap that you can wear a million ways. The pattern gives details of the stitch repeat so you can make it wider or narrower.

This hat is done in a very soft handle yarn so that it is soft and saggy - then the ribs will be wider or narrower depending how you wear it on your head.