Ideal for beginner knitters wanting to become familiar with knit and purl stitches.

I have designed this pattern that uses knit and purl stitches only so if you are new to knitting it is the ideal starter blanket and if you are more experienced you can sit and relax while you make something lovely.

I have designed this pattern using knit and purl stitches only so if you are new to knitting it is the ideal starter blanket and if you are more experienced you can sit and relax while you make something lovely.

This cute blanket has some of my favourite stiches combining cables with double moss stitches to create twisty textures in a lovely, warm blanket.

Ideal for beginner knitters wanting to become familiar with knit and purl stitches.

Ideal for beginner knitters wanting to branch out to intermediate patterns.

This doll’s jumper is the perfect stash buster project and is super quick to make. The jumper is made from the top down using the magic loop method and fits Our Generation dolls (chest: 30cm and length: 17cm).

This blanket has a lightweight feel to it with a textured design to keep baby’s snug. I have used Malabrigo Rios yarn which is super soft, very durable (it’s washable!) and comes in lots of lovely colours like this bright Frank Ochre or more subtle colours like Valentina.

I loved designing the simple pattern creating a beautiful diamond pattern to keep little ones lovely and warm in their prams. It really has been one of my favourite blankets to make. It’s super easy using knit and purl stitches only so if you are new to knitting, it is the ideal starter blanket and if you are more experienced you can sit and re...

A super cute and cosy blanket born from playing around with knit and purl stitches. It’s slightly more complicated than some of my other blankets but once you get the hang, you’ll fly through it. I have also added instructions on how to scale up the blanket should you wish to make a larger blanket.

This pattern is named after my best friend’s beautiful girl and designed with simplicity and cosiness in mind, as with all my patterns.

This is an easy-peasy top down Malabrigo Rios jumper. I love this yarn as it comes it so many vibrant colours like Lettuce (my fave) and Frank Ochre (my second fave!) and I really love how it knits up. I truly have never found a Rios colour I don’t love.

The classic stripe pattern. This blanket is my easiest pattern which is why I love it so much. As always, I have designed this pattern with simplicity in mind so it only uses knit and purl stitches. If you are new to knitting it is the ideal starter blanket and if you are more experienced you can sit and relax while you make something lovely.

A popular pattern which uses moss stitch to create a cute blanket that looks way more complicated than it actually is. It uses knit and purl stitches only so if you are new to knitting it is the ideal starter blanket and if you are more experienced you can sit and relax while you make something lovely.

Designed around my love of trees, this blanket is a little bigger than my usual blankets but will still be perfect to use for an extra snuggly pram blanket.

A modern twist on my classic stripe pattern with a moss stitch stripe and border to add a slight complexity for more experienced knitters and those wanting to perfect their knit and purl stitches.

This cosy blanket will keep little ones snug and warm in their prams with a reversible pattern that it easy to make and creates a stunning finish.

This blanket is made using chunky yarn so will be a little warmer and thicker than my usual blankets. It’s also really quick to grow as it uses 6mm needles.