Matching hat and sweater pattern, sweater pattern coming 21st April 2017.

This is a collection of 10 clothing and accessory designs that my kids LOVE to wear. I hope you and yours enjoy it too…

5 hat patterns for babies and toddlers

This mini collection of patterns based around the same eyelet yoke shaping.

This ebook includes 9 accessory patterns from Lioness Arts.

Park Life is a small collection of sweater and accessory patterns, with 6 new patterns designed in yarns from De Rerum Natura.

This ebook will be updated with the childs’ cardigan Bella, in October and child sizes of the Beck Sweater in January 2013.

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

Pattern notes:

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

This simple project is perfect for new knitters to practice all the essentials of knitting: casting on, garter stitch, stockinette stitch, ribbing, binding off and mattress stitch.

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern notes:

Pattern Notes:

This cosy sweater is worked from the top down, starting with the textured collar, which is worked back and forth. The collar is then joined for knitting in the round and raglan increases shape the yoke. The body and sleeves are then separated and knit in stockinette stitch in the round. The hem and cuffs are finished with ribbing.

Pattern Notes:

Pattern notes:

This sweet cardigan is worked seamlessly from the top down. The yoke is shaped with yarn over increases, then the body and sleeves are separated. The body is worked back and forth; the sleeves are worked in stockinette stitch in the round. The hems and cuffs are finished with garter stitch. It’s a good idea to read the pattern thoroughly before...

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This asymmetrical triangular scarf / shawl is worked from one corner of the shawl to the opposite side. A cable and lace panel is worked along the adjacent side and the shawl is finished with a border which continues the established lace pattern. Simple and elegant, it is suitable for beginner knitters wishing to branch out as well as being a r...

This cute little hat is worked in the round from the top down. If you’re not sure what size to make, I’d suggest making the larger size you are considering. This hat is very bouncy and stretchy and will fit a range of head sizes!

This cute, simple bonnet starts with a scalloped edging, is then worked back and forth in garter stitch and subsequently joined and knit in the round for the crown decreases. Stitches are then picked up along the bottom edge for a rolling neckline. Instructions are given for an optional i-cord string – especially useful for babies who like to w...

This cute little sunhat is worked in the round from the top down. If you’re not sure what size to make, I’d suggest going up a size, as babies grow quickly!

This slouchy hat is worked from the bottom up in one piece, in the round. The brim is worked in garter stitch. The knit & purl zig zag pattern is both written and charted. It’s a good idea to read the pattern thoroughly before you begin.

The small version of this scarf is worked in a sport weight yarn, the large in worsted weight yarn. Other than the gauge at which they’re worked, which alters the scarf’s width, the only difference between them is their length. This means the scarf is easily customisable by adjusting yarn weight and length. Modifying the length will affect the ...

This simple little hat is worked in the round from the bottom up. If you’re not sure what size to make, I’d suggest going up a size, as hats are worn with some negative ease and babies grow quickly! It’s a good idea to read the whole pattern before you begin.

This hat is worked in the round from the bottom up. It uses an alternating twisted stitch pattern to create an effect that reminds me of liquorice sticks! It’s a good idea to read the whole pattern before beginning.

This sweet pullover with an unusual construction is worked seamlessly from the top down. Two pieces are cast on separately and constructed with short rows and raglan increases. These are then joined and the whole piece is worked in the round. The sleeves and body are worked in the round and finished with an applied I-cord bind-off. It’s a good ...

This shallow, triangular shawl is worked in two parts. The shawl begins with a garter stitch triangle, which increases from the point outwards, using yarn overs and make 1 increases in the body. Stitches can then be easily picked up from the yarn over loops along the edges. The patterned border is worked outwards from the triangle. Simple and e...

This sweet vest is knit from the bottom up in the round. The the back is worked in stockinette stitch, and the right shoulder is worked as a flap, which joins with buttons to the front. The front is then worked with short rows, The left shoulder is joined using Kitchener stitch. The edges are finished with an applied i-cord.

Deep Water is a top down triangular shawl in a squishy textured pattern. A lovely, easy, cosy knit :)

This hat is worked in the round from the bottom up, in two colours, and is finished with a pom-pom.

This is a simple wristwarmer recipe.

This completely reversible cowl can be knit as one small loop, or a larger loop to be wrapped around.

This cute sweater is worked in the round, from the top down, starting with the collar. The wide sleeves and body are finished with a chunky moss stitch rib, to match the collar.

Materials:

This pullover is worked from the top down in one piece, in the round. Short rows are worked to shape the neckline; the sleeves and body are worked in the round.

SUMMER SALE ~ 25% off all self published patterns and collections until the 25th July with the code SCHOOLSOUT ~ Happy Knitting!

This sweater pattern contains 2 pdfs. One written for Aran weight yarn at a gauge of 18sts / 4in and one written for Bulky weight yarns at 16sts per 4in.

This shawl is worked in two colours from the top down, beginning with a garter stitch tab. The lace edging forms pleats, which are achieved with blocking. The edging instructions are both written and charted.

This little crown is the perfect project for last minute gifts, fancy dress outfits, or just to knit for fun in between projects. Gauge isn’t crucial; with a fine yarn and small needles you can make a delicate circlet, use thicker yarn and bigger needles for a more robust, stately piece. The desirable fabric should be firm but flexible. The cir...

This cowl is worked flat and can be worn buttoned up in several ways. It’s perfect for the very coldest of days!

Mr Cowl is a simple ribbed cowl.

This hat was designed especially for handspun yarn but looks great in commercially spun yarn too. It is worked top down, in the round. Ear flaps are worked back and forth using short rows.

Errata:

This sweet Childs’ cardigan is worked from the top down in one piece. The sleeves are worked in the round.

This ladies’ pullover is worked from the top down in one piece, in the round. Short rows are worked to shape the neckline; the sleeves and body are worked in the round.

Meadowsweet is a classic simple beret with a single lace panel which adds interest and style. A quick fun knit that uses less than a skein of beautiful light worsted weight yarn.

This structured lace cowl is designed to wrap twice around the neck while still being light and airy. It is perfect for cooler Spring and Autumn days and adds a touch of elegance to any outfit.

This cowl can be knit as one small loop, or a larger loop to be wrapped around, or knit tall and folded over for extra cosiness. The unique Rock Fence pattern is inspired by the Dry Stone walls in Yorkshire, England

This sweet Childs’ tunic is worked from the top down. Short rows are worked to shape the neckline; the short sleeves and body are worked in the round and finished with a simple lace trim. The neckline is finished with an optional crochet edging.

These legwarmers are a quick, easy knit. The simple stitch pattern makes them easily customisable. Perfect for wearing over tights or leggings or under trousers in cooler weather, they make a great last minute gift. The fabric is stretchy and cosy and warm for happy legs!

Heart warmer is a cowl fit for a baby, toddler or child.