The Benji ebook contains three patterns:

Those who purchase the e-book will receive a copy of the worsted weight scarf now, and the 4ply shawl version of the pattern when it is released 21/4/11.

The patterns in the Picnic Leaves ebook were designed for the Red Riding Hood Yarn Club 2012 and feature DK weight yarn.

The Sweet Treats ebook presents two patterns that were written for the Red Riding Hood 2012 Yarn Club. They feature 8ply yarn, and both have lovely cupcake colourwork.

A fun way to use a beautiful lone skein of sock yarn or some lonely leftovers, the Fishtale Cowl is an economical knit with a some fun details. Simple lace edging is elegant and effective while a slip stitch body makes the most of a semi-solid or variegated yarn.

This beanie is just ace! A great fit, wonderfully versatile, compleltely unisex, and super simple to knit, this will become one of your favourite patterns to knit, gift, and wear.

I love knitting for gifts, and I love knitting for small babies: the small cute garments, soft yarns and the speed at which you can finish projects. The Stripy Stashbuster Vest allows you to use stash yarn to make a quick project suitable for a baby gift, or to knit a vest for an older baby. Knit in the round, it is an easy knit with stretchy g...

The Benji Slouch hat is a cousin to the Benji Beanie and Benji Beret. All combine the most simple of stranded knitting with a cute button flap band. The Slouch hat uses pleats to create a slouch to one side, for a look that is fun and slightly different.

The Benji Beret is a cousin to the Benji Beanie. It combines the most basic of stranded knitting with a button flap. You can use up odd balls of variegated yarn for the contrast, or use something plainer for a touch of elegance.

Fancy something colourful, and a touch whimiscal to keep your heads warm in the colder weather? Bullfrogs and Butterflies offers lots of options for knitters new to colourwork who want to try to work a charted colourwork design. With four sizes to cover heads from babies to adults, and offering custom fitting tips, this is the perfect pattern t...

A stretchy lace and cable design with simple pattern repeat that gives a stunning result. This pattern offers sizes for toddlers through to adults (5 sizes!) and utlizes the super easy gusset heel for an excellent fit, the most comfortable heel my children have ever worn.

Lace and cables are a classic combination. This hat pattern is versatile, offering either a beanie or beret, both available in two sizes for child or average adult. The lace pattern is easily remembered, and this is suitable for an adventurous beginning lace knitter.

Until the end of May 2011 all proceeds from the sale of this pattern will be donated to the Red Cross who are administering funds for the people of Christchurch who are recovering from a devastating earthquake.

Until the end of May 2011 all proceeds from the sale of this pattern will be donated to the Red Cross who are administering funds for the people of Christchurch who are recovering from a devastating earthquake. We raised nearly $500 which was donated to the Red Cross. Awesome!

Are you a button collector? Beanie fan? Both? Then this is the hat for you. It combines the most basic of stranded knitting with a button flap. And best of all? It is an ideal way to use up spare balls of variegated yarn as your accent colours. It is suitable for absolute beginners at colourwork, and simple enough to whip up in just a few hours...

Looking for a toe up sock pattern for toddlers and young children? This is a simple pattern with unisex lace design. It features a gusset heel, which is really comfortable and I find it fabulous for my fussy daughter whose socks must always fit perfectly all the time.

A beret with that alternates chunky cables open cables with braid cables. Looks gorgeous with the Calvados Cardigan or on its own.

Four sizes, two different weight yarns – this is one versatile pattern. It fits any head from around 2 years to a large adult head.

A light and lacy sock pattern designed and written for babies and children. The simple lace rib pattern is easy to knit but something special to wear. Knit from the top down, this pattern caters for three sizes, approximately 3 months - 2 years, 2-4 years, and 4-6 years. It is the perfect pattern to use up any leftover sock yarn.