My LYS, Revival Yarns, now sadly closed, was right next door to a (great!) coffee shop. Regulars at Friday morning community crafting were very used to LYS staff calling out “Coffee is next door!” to confused, caffeine deprived people who missed the coffee shop by one door.

We all need a little extra love at the moment, don’t we? Find that skein of DK weight yarn you’ve been saving for something special and get started with a Love Lifts Us Up Hat! This pattern works so well with solid, tonal, and even the wildest variegated yarns.

Sweet little treats for your feet!

Not quite so plain booties!

What’s your favourite jelly bean colour or flavour? 

We’re off to see the wizard!

Who doesn’t love buttery, salty popcorn? How about knitting up some fun little Popcorn Shorties socks while you watch a movie?

Find that skein of fingering weight yarn you’ve been saving for something special and get started with a Wavelength Hat! This works so well with solid, tonal, and even the wildest variegated yarns.

Whip up some quick little pudding booties! Christmas Pudding Booties are sweet little treats for tiny baby feet!

The Venskab Cowl is the second in the Venskab Knits collection of patterns - a collaboration between two friends to showcase lustrous small-batch Leicester Longwool yarn, from Hurricane Hill Farm, in easy but engaging patterns with textures inspired by Danish relief-stitch designs.

The Ginkgo Tree is one of my favourite deciduous ornamental trees. They are gorgeous bright green during the summer, then the leaves turn a spectacular yellow in the autumn.

Gather up your favourite sock yarn leftovers! 

Make a splash with this fun and easy pattern!

Who doesn’t love buttery, salty popcorn? How about knitting up some fun little Popcorn Booties while you watch a movie?

What’s your favourite flavour/colour jellybean?

Twisties are cute little baby booties with twisted stitches twining up the outside of the cuff. The tiny twists on these remind me of my favourite Australian snack – also Twisties! Bet you can’t knit just one pair …

Bowties? Bow ties? Bows and ties? However you like to think of them, these adorable little booties are a fast and simple way to dress up little baby feet.

Adorable little booties that knit up super quickly! Cappuccino Booties are knitted seamlessly and in the round after starting like a toe-up sock. Make them in coffee colours, or choose jewel or pastel colours for a little bit of froth and fun! You hold a strand of mohair or mohair blend laceweight along with your yarn to make the fuzzy little c...

This is a “knit-your-own-ending” pattern! You decide what toppings your hamburger or cheeseburger booties will have. :)

Are they mermaid tails or whale flukes? You decide!

Inspired by the famous yellow Checker Cabs of American cities, Taxi! Booties combine cables and intriguing construction techniques.

What about a little ray of sunshine?

Flutter by with some Butterfly Booties!

Sweet cheerful daisies popping up everywhere! 

Hungry babies need Bacon & Eggs Booties!

How about a little bit of froth and fun?

Calling all baseball fans! Knit these cute little baseball booties for a new baby, for a holiday gift, or just for fun. These are knit mostly in the round and 2-colour cabling is used to make the “seams.” A great opportunity to try out a new technique!

What about cute little striped Bumblebee booties for busy little baby feet?

It’s time to jingle those holiday bells and booties!

Make some wee ballet slippers for a baby ballerina!

Have a little bit of spring magic!

Sweet little Strawberry Booties for sweet babies!

Ladybird*, ladybird, fly away home!

Need to dress up a baby in a hurry?

Sweet, sweet watermelon – so good in the summer … or anytime really!

When you have to wear a stupid headset for 3+ hours at a time, and you really don’t want cauliflower ears …