Tin can knits

I have been knitting a lot lately, and getting more comfortable understanding what the different stitches look like and how to fix mistakes. I am really confident making socks and I’ve been successful in the couple of blankets that I’ve made, but I wanted to try something a little more “difficult”. I found a free […]

Is there any (really good) reason why your mittens need to match? I think not! I marled leftover sock yarns with mohair to knit some beautiful scrappy mittens using the free World’s Simplest …

A little stripey sweater knit for my daughter Neve using our free Flax sweater pattern, slightly modified.

Knitting your first sweater can feel daunting, so we have created a step-by-step tutorial to accompany the free Flax sweater.

Recently I was sorting through my MASSIVE pile of works-in-progress (commonly known as WIPs), and I came across this a nearly finished kid sweater. While some projects didn’t make the cut, this one se

Marling involves holding 2 yarns together at the same time. It is so much fun to experiment with different results!

Learn to knit a basic ribbed beanie!

Knit your first hat with Alexa and Emily! Barley is the fourth pattern in the Simple Collection, our free learn-to-knit series. Prefer to start with a cowl? Try Oats, a simple and snuggly neck-warmer.

This year I knit my Mum a special Christmas present.

Instructions on how to work an m1 stitch (also known as the Make 1).