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“Whisker Knots: Wedding Mice” Pattern

“Starry Night” Child’s Sweater Knitting Pattern

Little ones will love to stomp around in the super cute hoody. - CROCHET

Introducing "It’s a Little Bit Puggy cushion pattern! This cushion is a must-have for any dog especially Pug lover and Elton John fan

Hello Teddy Bear Sweater: A Cozy and Cute Knit for Your Little One

“Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?”

Are you looking for a fun and easy knitting project that will make your little one hop with joy? Then you’ll love this fluffy bunny jumper knitting pattern! This adorable jumper features a cute intarsia bunny on the front, embellished with 3D flowers and a touch of embroidery.

Looking for new and interesting ways to use up that small mountain of self-striping sock yarn? Meet the Bubblicious Socks.

Little ones will love this tank top with its wrap around sausage dog detail, cheek Gallic Beret and stripy top.

Is there a better gift for a new baby

The “I’m Too Socksy” Pattern: An Easy Project for Confident Beginners

Get your little ones fiesta ready with this funky intarsia and bobble hem vest.

Energetic little ones will have fun running around in this stripy jumper with its playful Swiss-darned figures.

How much fun is this super-cute Racing Car sweater? A smart and trendy design that also offers plenty of zooom.

YOUR LITTLE bear will love this teddy-themed hoody by Jane Burns! Practical and sweet, it features little ‘ears’ on the hood, and a fluffy paw print on the front. Jane has used a tweedy yarn from King Cole for the main fabric, combined with their Truffle fleecy yarn for the detailing.

The Crafty Cupcake is an adorable tape measure, pin cushion and small notion tidy disguised as a cupcake!

There is nothing cuter at Christmas than a baby in a festive outfit. Looking for the perfect gift?

Every small child has dreamed of a special fairytale land where unicorns walk the earth and you can help make that dream a reality with these stunning unicorn mittens. The colourful fringe is simple but impressive and as the project is knitting in stocking stitch, it’s a good make for beginners!

Rainbows and Unicorns and a nice cup of tea! Yes please, if you are offering i’ll have a biscuit too.

Chase the grey skies away with this bold jumper! If you love the rainbow trend (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t’?), then this stylish knit is sure to go to the top of your wish list for a baby. It will look sweet on a boy or a girl – pair it with jeans, comfy leggings or even a denim ra-ra skirt for extra retro points.

With its twinkling Christmas tree motif this is guaranteed to delight the little Princess in your life.

It’s time to get super-cosy with this playful penguin jumper that little ones will just adore.

Who doesn’t love a surprise? Inspired by the naughty elves that have become so popular at Christmas, I wanted to design a sweater with a little surprise. Imagine your little persons face when they reach inside the pocket and find this mischievous little Elf?

This cute little sweater can easily become a dress, just make the skirt a little longer by working plain after the shaping. Pair up with a pair of leggings and be the bell of the ball. Pattern includes Doll pattern.

Why should the front of the sweater have all the fun?

The Baby Reindeer sweater is a great introduction to intarsia sweaters. It has a single colour simple intarsia shape, the finer details are knitted and sewn on at the end to produce this charming Christmas jumper.

These adorable accessories are the perfect set for any new born. Looking for that extra special gift? This ribbon trimmed set comprising of Hat, Shoes and Mitts is just the ticket.

Let your child’s imagination run wild with gorgeous jungle makes. Toddlers will love wearing them around the house as not only are they completely adorable, but they’re also incredibly comfy.

Look cool as can be on the ski slopes, or in your local park! This winter wonderland scene has a sporty snowman who skis through tree-lined snow, wearing a bobble hat complete with a pompom! There are snowflakes too, and it is all worked in fair isle. If you are nervous about fair isle, you could Swiss darn the detail on instead - follow the sa...

The Scaredy Cat set-in sleeve sweater with simple intarsia and applique pieces and a dash of duplicate stitch makes this terrifying sweater as much fun to knit as it is to wear.

Isn’t this knitted doggie dress absolutely Pawfect? It has been designed with plenty of growing room in mind, so can be adjusted for growing children.

What Christmas would be complete without a Gingerbread House? With windows, button adornments and even knitted icing, this is a great, calorie free way to enjoy a seasonal treat! Made predominantly in stocking stitch with a simple cable pattern on the roof and swiss-darned embellishments.

Not spooky at all, the Incy Wincy cardigan is perfect for keeping kids warm while trick or treating.

This little top can’t help but bring a smile and it is also really simple to knit. With basic shaping a touch of Swiss darning, it is a great choice for new knitters looking to make their first foray into garments. The classic watermelon shades are ideal for summer, but the pattern would look just as good knitting in one colour a stripe pattern...

Take your little monsters trick of treating in this treat of a jumper. Knitted in cosy Merino yarn, kids will stay warm and snug while out and about causing terror. To make things easier, the pumpkin’s facial features are knitted separately and sewn on after – no fuss, no intarsia! This is a drop shoulder construction, knit from the bottom up a...

What a monstrously good idea! Keeping little ones occupied is easy if you have a toy with you – and even easier if they have one always to hand in their jumper! They’ll love to show off their little pocket friend and think up adventures that they can have together.

This is one crocodile you will want to smile at. With it’s big toothy grin and spikey style this sweater is sure to be a firm favourite.

Protect little heads from the sun, or nice and warm in the winter with this Sunshine Bucket Hat. This cute and classic little summer hat will get you in the mood for buckets and spades, paddling in the waves and ice cream on the beach.

Meet Frank by day fuzzy feline family pet, by night crime fighting super hero with an obsession for fried chicken. Inspired by the original artwork by Lucy Chambers.

Nappy pants, or ‘soakers’ as they are known in the States, are a brilliant practical project for those with babies to knit for.

Calling all dog people….

Children (and adults) will keep their chocolate coins safe and sound in this seriously cute purse.

A Sloth is not just for Christmas. We all love a super cute festive sweater, but it would be nice to wear it well past the celebrations. Sloth sweater to the rescue!

Kids won’t want to take this adorable wintery cardigan off,

This charming sweater is a traditional drop shoulder sweater with an Intarsia Elf motif. To make this a little easier on yourself I highly recommend swiss darning the belt buckle and black outlining on rather than using Intarsia.

Meet Flopsy, this darling little bunny is the perfect toy, comforter and friend for your little one. The suggested yarn is a standard DK gauge but the needle size has been greatly reduced to produce a sturdy fabric for the rattle.

circumference: Toddler (41 cm) Child 3-6yrs, (46 cm) 6 yrs-teen (51 cm)

Don’t leave your bears out of the festivities! These Santa and Mrs Claus outfits are a great addition to any toy’s winter wardrobe.

Nappy pants, or ‘soakers’ as they are known in the States, are a brilliant practical project for those with babies to knit for.

The Sunshine Pinny allows your tot to shine in this quirky outfit for a long time – with crossed-over straps and easy to remove buttons, this vibrant garment can grow with its wearer. You might even learn a new skill with the three-needle cast off that creates a sturdy seam without the need for sewing. Featuring radiant yellow, cute cloud detai...

Knit your mischief-maker a marvelous monster jumper! Minimal shaping means this is an ideal project for trying colourwork.

This is a set-in sleeve sweater with a simple intarsia panel for the beard and applique hat. The tartan sleeves add a touch of sophistication to this fun knit and they are worked using a stripe sequence with column of purl stitches. Once the sleeve is completed, a crochet hook is used to work a column of stitches into the purl ‘ditch’ row.

There is nothing quite like a Fair Isle knit, especially when there is a theme involved. As the weather warms up and we start dreaming of trips to the seaside it makes sense to opt for colourful projects that raise the spirits.

Ahoy, matey! Set sail on a knitting adventure with the Pirate Boat sweater! ‍☠️⛵️

Fancy dress parties just got so much cuter with this little set. The hat and pants combo are perfect for transforming your wee one into a little pirate. It will be great fun to knit too, have a go at intarsia, crochet a couple of cords and work some simples stripes. In fact, it will be such fun to knit you will be done before you know it.

Not a fan of sewing up? You are going to love this Bee Happy Dress!

Only Ewe is packed with fluffy charm and character. This may surprise you to learn… THERE IS NO INTARSIA. I know, intarsia is like marmite, you either love it or hate it, right?

If you have a soft spot for novelty knits, there is no need to be sheepish! In fact, this cheerful cushion offers wool lovers everywhere the opportunity to celebrate their favourite fibre and the animal they owe it to. The perfect knit for a country cottage or a super-cute nursery scheme, this project offers an exciting opportunity to practice ...

Created for ages 0-2 years and complete with applique eyes, teeth and ‘muddy’ spots, this super cute crocodile knit has been designed to fit your little one for as long as possible. The comfy straps are crossed at the back and the placement of the buttons will allow you to easily move them or add extra fastenings as your youngster grows.

Featuring adorable abimal patch pockets, this sweet design will take your youngster from tummy time to toddling! The side shaping is worked using the short-row technique (full instructions are included).

Looking for an egg-citing sweater? Bunny Hop has you covered.

Easy to knit and easy to wear, this super cute pinny will become a fast favourite for tiny tots and parents alike! It is worked in a combination of stocking and garter stitch, but the cat motif is swiss darned afterwards. The only other colourwork is a two-row stripe.

Say hello to your little one’s new favourite jumper! With the majority worked in stocking stitch and just a touch of garter stitch on the sleeves, this frosty fella is a doddle to knit. The cute snowman is crocheted and appliqued on afterwards but if you don’t fancy picking up a hook, you can always use felt circles instead.

A Sloth is not just for Christmas. We all love a super cute festive sweater, but it would be nice to wear it well past the celebrations. Sloth sweater to the rescue!

This little hippo loves to twirl in her pretty tutu. Who doesn’t?

The purrfect cure for chilly toes. The Cosy Claws socks are a simple knit designed to fit the whole family. Available in four sizes from Toddler to Large Adult. These simple tube socks have no fiddly heel shaping.

Meet Daisy, an intarisa cow with added sass.

Party sparkle, winter bling or knit in a non dazzling yarn for a muted effect. This sweater will fly off your needles (enough puns yet?)

Whilst a Dino with a Santa Hat might be irresistible during the festive season, you might want to extend its appeal by removing the Santa Hat afterwards. After all a Dinosaur is not just for Christmas.

WITH THEIR stylised lace leaves and textured knot stitches, worked in a bright green yarn, these socks have a pretty, botanical look. Knitted from the top down, using a lace pattern that naturally forms an attractive, sinuous cast-on edge. A slip-stitch heel flap adds durability to the sock.

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Perfect for playroom adventures or night time cuddles, this cosy blanket is sure to be a bit it with little ones! The straightforward patten can be whopped up fairly quickly, so you could try different variations on the suggested colour palette.

Check out that pocket! Every garment should have at least one pocket, do you agree?

Measuring 45cm in diameter, you will have no trouble hiding behind this creepy cushion when things get a bit scary!

Furry yarn and great big green eyes, these are possibly the most terrifying slippers you will ever see. Using standard aran yarn together with the fur gives your slippers more structure so that your slippers will stand up to a bit of wear, and it makes it easier to see your stitches as well!

This super cute drop shoulder sweater is not only for Halloween, I am sure your little monster will want to wear this sweater well beyond the scary season.

Yes these really are knitted!

Get ready for a llama-tastic sweater! This adorable Llama design is the perfect blend of simplicity and wow factor. By adding a straightforward intarsia panel, you’ll create a playful llama motif that stands out beautifully against a forgiving, fluffy yarn. And guess what? You can choose any DK weight yarn for your Llama—so raid your stash and g...

This set-in sleeve sweater with simple intarisa and applique pieces is a breeze to knit. One sleeve is worked in a striped pattern and the other one is plain but with a striped fringe as the Unicorn’s mane for a fun look.

This set-in sleeve sweater with simple intarisa and applique pieces is a breeze to knit. One sleeve is worked in a striped pattern and the other one is plain but with a striped fringe as the Unicorn’s mane for a fun look.

Cast on an eye-catching tiger jumper for your little cubs, crammed with exciting techniques and bold colour choices!

Knit a jumper that comes in the proudest of bold colours! This fabulous set in sleeve sweater is packed with fun details. The engine is worked using the intarsia technique and instructions are given to duplicate stitch (swiss darn) the small details on at the end. Unless you are an intarsia wizz and like to work all the details in intarsia (you...

Why knit a sweater when you can knit a sweater that includes a set of farmyard friends and a large barn pocket for them to live in?

Following the popularity of Jane Burns’ Mystical Unicorn Hoodie for children, Jane has released the adult size version.

This sweater is a simple knit, with applique Flamingos which are sewn on. No fiddly intarsia. These flamingos are knit in King Cole, Truffle yarn which is supper soft, but you could also work these in any DK weight yarn

A touch of adorable whimsy to any little tots wardrobe.

Monstrous is a delightfully simple knit with minimal shaping and applique pieces to add that hint of ‘terror’. Knitted flat with drop shoulders and trendy stripes, you can really make a dent in those DK leftovers!

This bobble-knit sheep sweater is a fun way to welcome in the new season and keep baby cosy on chilly days!

Get your needles at the ready!

Meet Darcy, she loves to whirl and twirl bringing a little fluffy joy wherever she goes.

This cheery knit will keep your needles happy. The cardigan is worked in stocking stitch with garter stitch borders and numerous colour changes make it a very interesting project. Pretty details include the comfy, soft round collar and cute little Bee pocket stitched to the bottom ahead of an embroidered trail behind it. Knitted in hardwearing ...

The perfect Hoodie for your little monster. Made of bright colours and with a quirky face, this google-eyed guy is way too cute to be scary.

When the temperature drops, lots of warm layers are a must – especially when there are snowman building competitions and snowball fights to be had! Your little one will feel as festive as can be in this adorable reindeer hoodie, complete with ears, antlers and that all-important red nose. This cosy knit can be made in sizes 12 months to 10-11 y...

Silly Season was the perfect excuse to have some fun with this Donkey sweater. A stocking stitch body and moss stitch cuffs and collar means this cutie won’t take long to knit. The real magic is in the long flowing mane, created using tassels, and there’s a handy pouch pocket in the front for storing carrots. But my favourite element to this de...

Looking for a last minute gift?

Tractor Tank Top and Toy in one!

These Woodland Booties are little beauties! Soft, fun and friendly, they’re sure to keep toes happy.

This cute sweater is a classic drop shoulder construction, worked from the bottom up. The pockets are worked separately, you can either work them using the intarsia method. Or if you fancy giving swiss darning (or duplicate stitch as it sometimes known) a try, then this is the perfect project for you.

Turn every day into a play day!

 What could be cuter for baby to wear on a chilly day? This sweet sweater is worked in intarsia and has a tactile carrot nose and ‘real’ scarf wrapped cosily around him - irresistibly festive! I am confident he will get a lot of love from your baby and from other, too - luckily, with acrylic yarn, you can keep those white stitches looking nice ...

Filled with wonderful character and lots of fun, this fab feline jumper makes a purrfect knit!

Filled with wonderful character and lots of fun, this fab feline jumper makes a purrfect knit!

Make sure baby joins in with the

This little cardigan is worked from the top down in one piece, the sleeves are then placed on hold whilst you work the body, before working the sleeves in the round. Simple stripes and applique butterflies add that touch of magic (and very little sewing up).

Once they have taken a break from pulling funny faces, making jokes or pranking their friends, your very own cheeky monkey is sure tolove their funky new sweater! But more importantly you should love working on this project, as it is the ideal opportunity to practise working with stripes and intarsia.

Unicorns are so on-trend right now! Little ones will be overjoyed with their very own magical hoodie. Use plain stocking stitch, mixed with stand-out stripes, to knit the base of the hoodie. But that’s not all—embellishments like the hair, horn, and ears take this project to the next level. And don’t worry if you’re not a fan of crochet—the ins...

With its easy neck fastening, this

Music-loving little ones will adore this great knit. Packed with characteristic details, it’s a must-knit this winter.

JANE BURNS has given her button-up

Festive knits for kids are the best, not only to wear but so much fun to knit!

Not one but TWO patterns are included, you will receive the pattern for BOTH the Penguin and the Polar Bears, what is not to love?

Not one but TWO patterns are included, you will receive the pattern for BOTH the Penguin and the Polar Bears, what is not to love?

Inspired by my mini schnauzer Bertie

This little unicorn sweater is full of lovely contrasts. The main pieces are mostly worked in stocking stitch, and are trimmed with neat garter stitch edging at the hem, neckline and cuffs. The bright colours of the rainbow stripes are beautifully contrasted with the background grey and really standout as a result. Then there is the gorgeous un...

Keep your little truck driver warm and cosy with this wintry coloured lorry sweater, embellished with matching buttons.

I am fascinated with how Trailing Ivy works its path around a wooden trellis panel, delicately entwining itself to become one with the structure. This was the inspiration for my Twisting Ivy sock pattern.

This cute little hooded cardigan is designed to fit ages birth to 5 years.

Design your own beaded socks with this step by step guide

Love Heart Sweater & Cowl Pattern

 

Fancy some festive socks? You have found some. My passion for beading continues with these fabulous beaded socks with a lace Christmas Tree motif. The Beads delicately highlight the pretty tree pattern that’s knitted into the fabric, and their metallic shade beautifully complements the rich red yarn with the golden sparkles in it.

 

Inspired by a recent trip to Scotland, driving through the beautiful landscapes being mesmerised by the gorgeous heathers and teasels, gently swaying in the breeze. The colours, the shapes….

Oliver is a super cute little bear who is a joy to knit, with minimal sewing up! Knit in the round with some felt applique he is the perfect speedy gift.

This super cute knitted Christmas bauble was designed to complement to Christmas Glamour pattern range. This year I have add this bauble and two mini baubles to the range.

New for this year to complement the Christmas Glamour pattern range are these two cute mini baubles. Measuring only 11cm in circumference they are super quick to make.

These cute socks are designed to be slightly slouchy for maximum comfort.

If you are looking for an advent calendar that will delight your family for years to come, you have found it.

With his jaunty top hat and cosy scarf this festive chap will hold the door open for your guest. Classic cables add some interest to your knitting, while his simple features and accessories give him such a distinct personality he will soon be part of the family.

These spooky characters are super quick to make. Worked from the centre out, they are a great beginners project.

These scary mittens are worked in the round, the facial details are swiss darned onto the mitten at the end. perfect for those of you who are not fans of colourwork.

Personalise your morning coffee or make a child smile with a cosy for their favourite cup. This cosy is worked in the round and is a super quick knit.

Decorate your home Halloween style with these cute treat bowls. Why not knit an orange version and give it a pumpkin face?

I am not really a fan of spiders, there are very few knitted creatures that I could bring myself to use as a pin cushion. For some strange reason I don’t mind sticking pins in this knitted fella!

This quirky purse is worked flat and the fabric is glued or sewn ino the purse frame.

With a small lace panel, this is the perfect project for dipping your toe into lace knitting. Little by little you will help develop your new skills as you work this quick and easy beret.

“Acquiesce may look complex but, I will let you into a little secret. It is a great project for cable beginners!

If you have never done slip stitch colourwork before now is the time to try! It is actually very simple. On each row, there are certain stitches that you slip without knitting, so they stay the same colour as before. As you continue the pattern will grow before your eyes!

This cute Penguin hat can be customised to suit your taste in just three steps. The pattern includes a choice of earflap and mini top hat styles, simply follow the steps to make your hat, your way! Six variations of this hat are included in the pattern.

This cute Rockin’ Robin hat can be customised to suit your taste in just three steps. The pattern includes a choice of earflap and mini top hat styles, simply follow the steps to make your hat, your way!

“This charming mini sweater for your Christmas tree is so versatile, pop one on top of a bottle. String some onto a garland, attach to a parcel! The body of this little sweater is worked in one piece and folded at the shoulders. Nice and simple!

These charming mini Santa Boots for your Christmas tree are so versatile, why not hang a pair in your car and replace your furry dice? String some onto a garland or attach to a parcel? Each boot is worked flat in one piece, using only kfb and k2tog shaping, nice and simple!

This cute mini Santa Hat for your Christmas tree is so versatile, why not pop one on a bottle, string some onto a garland or attach to a parcel? The hat is worked in the round and is a great first project for knitting a hat in the round.

This little sweetie will add a tasty trimming to your Christmas tree. Why not pop some onto a garland or attach to a parcel? The sweet is worked flat, with a pretty picot edge to form the edges of the sweetie wrapper.

This cute Christmas Bauble will dress your Christmas Tree with style! Why not hang one in your car and replace your furry dice? String some onto a garland or attach to a parcel? Each bauble is worked in the round.

These cute little tree decorations will bring a touch of charm to your Christmas tree. Why not string them onto some garland? Or add to your parcels?

This super cute mini sweater is deceptively easy to make. The body is worked flat in one piece with a little stranded colour work on the front.

This super cute mini sweater is deceptively easy to make. The body is worked flat in one piece in a simple striped pattern.

These super cute mini mittens are a quick and easy way to add that fabulous touch to your Christmas decorations. Worked flat they are deceptively easy to make. Knit in one piece in a simple striped pattern they will be yours in no time at all!

This super cute mini hat is a quick and easy way to add that fabulous touch to your Christmas decorations. Worked in the round in a simple striped patern they are deceptively easy to make.

This super cute mini hat is a quick and easy way to add that fabulous touch to your Christmas decorations. Worked in the round with a simple stranded colour work motif they are deceptively easy to make.

These super cute mini mittens are a quick and easy way to add that fabulous touch to your Christmas decorations. Worked flat they are deceptively easy to make. Knit in one piece and then embellished with sewn on beads they will be yours in no time at all!

These Trick or Treat Bowls also make great party bags. There is an optional nose on the template, go wild and make your bowl unique!

These clip on ears are perfect for those who don’t want to commit to full on dressing up, a few whiskers and a black nose and you are good to go!

These wristbands are a great introduction to knitting in the round and simple colour work. Want to keep it simple, why not knit some in one colour?

This fun headband is worked in the round. The I-cord legs are stitched on and the eyes Swiss darned to give it some charm!

Why not fill your Bouncy Ghost with Catnip and delight your Kitty?

“Eww, whose eyeballs have popped out on stalks?”

This naughty little maid will delight any Despicable Me 2 fan. Check out her lace edged bloomers! Standing 17cm tall, she is a nice quick and easy make. The pattern includes links to some helpful tutorials for the face and hair.

> Disco Dave started life as a knitted

This gorgeous cushion is perfect to keep for yourself, give to a loved one or even make as a housewarming gift for a couple moving in together.

Just perfect for using up left over self patterning sock yarn!