This knitting pattern creates a versatile super chunky tank, perfect for layering. The tank is worked bottom up, flat in two separate pieces, front and back, making it a straight-forward project for those comfortable with basic shaping. Once the main body is complete, stitches are picked up to add ribbed trims at the neckline and armholes.Inclu...

This simple waistcoat is perfect for beginners, worked in garter stitch throughout, it provides an easy and relaxing knitting experience while producing a textured, slightly stretchy fabric. The waistcoat is constructed in three separate pieces—a back panel and two front panels, worked bottom up—which are then sewn together. The front closes wi...

This versatile slip on hood/balaclava can be used during the colder months to keep out the cold and also on the slopes. Knitted in two pieces, with a 2x2 rib neck, the hood pulls on over the head. It is suitable as a first project for those beginning to knit.

This super chunky knit waistcoat is worked bottom up, with two front pieces and one garter stitch back panel The waistcoat is fastened using two ties which are created in chain stitch. The loops are created as part of the knitting process, you may want to practise the loop process when creating the tension square. The loop stitch will create a ...

This is a pdf knitting pattern written in English

Our PDF patterns are written in English, are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic.

Our PDF patterns are written in English, are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic and template for the motif

Our PDF patterns are written in English, aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic.

Our PDF patterns are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic.

Our PDF patterns are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic and template for the motif

Our PDF patterns are written in English, are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic and template for the motif

This cute, DK weight romper has a bunny face embroidered into the front section. The romper is worked mostly in stocking stitch with a garter stitch hem and a 4 stitch border at each side. The back has a G St waistband that extends round to the front to fasten with buttons on each side and straps fasten at front with buttons that are hidden beh...

Our PDF patterns are written in English, are aimed at advanced beginners and come with a schematic and template for the motif.

This cosy, knitted pinafore has a fun bunny face motif and 3-d ears. The bib style top fastens with buttons on straps at top (behind ears) and on each side at waist for ease of fit. A ribbed waistband gives a closer fit across back and over nappy.

These aran weight, unisex dungarees are worked with a fun loopy lion mane (instructions also given to work as a fringe). Dungaree is worked mainly in stocking stitch with garter stitch borders and straps. The straps fasten at the bop of the bib with 2 buttons (2 additional buttons are placed on strap to adjust as baby grows) and with 2 buttons ...

Striped Top Bib-Shorts - for baby 0-3 years

Chunky blanket, bunting, hat, cube and bib-short with star motif: 0-18m

The striped nursery collection starts with a straightforward blanket, bunting and ball, then a hat, and progresses onto a romper. If this is your very first project all items can be knitted in one colour. As your competence and confidence grow, you can move on to the next project and try colour changing. All items are knitted using chunky (bulk...

An oversized super chunky jumper which has a front vent to provide modesty whilst nursing your baby.

A simple and versatile first knitting project aimed at complete beginners. Knitted purely in garter stitch (knit one row, repeat).

This cosy and versatile hood is perfect for keeping warm during colder months and is a great companion for the slopes. Knitted in two pieces, it features 2x2 ribbed neck and a pull-on design for easy wear. A channel along the face opening allows for an adjustable tie fastening, secured with a bow at the chin. The tie is created using the i-cord...