A striped sock in scrap-ball/scrap-skein yarn (or one of the self-striped yarns listed above), with contrast heel and twisted-rib cuff. The stripes are partially blended into one another with slip stitches. The foot and leg lengths are adjustable. The pattern includes full written instructions for a toe-up and a cuff-down version.

Fingerless gloves in super bulky yarn, with cable feature. Worked in the round. You can make a fitted glove, or a loose extra glove to wear over your normal glove in very cold weather (over-glove).

A quick and simple pattern for a pair of fingerless mitts, which gives a gentle introduction to cables. A 2x2 rib cuff becomes a chunky 4x4 rib including a single cable panel. A highly customisable pattern which knitters can try on at all stages to check the size and the look. This pattern is worked in the round.

This is a flexible pattern for crocheters of all abilities, using any yarn but ideally leftover yarn, in the form of a scrap ball.

This is a simple pattern to give you an opportunity to try out Tunisian crochet without buying extra equipment. A very quick, custom fitting project, it provides a great backdrop for embroidery and other embellishments.

This is a highly decorative sock with a lace pattern on the instep. A great way to draw the eye, available in 3 different sizes.

This is a simple sock with an outrageous triple ruffle at the ankle. Modelled on the 1980s Ra Ra skirt, these summer socks are easy to knit and only use 50g of sock yarn.

An indulgent and glamorous cuff for special occasions. The cuff decorates the back of the hand whilst leaving the fingers and palm free to be used.