Knitting Patterns
I love knitting, I always have, since I first learned when I was a small child. In my designs I try to combine form and function – after all what is the point of something that looks beautiful but doesn’t fit? I mostly design accessories, because I just can’t knit fast enough for anything bigger!
I’ve designed patterns for five fabulous yarn companies – KnitPicks, Three Irish Girls, Artesano Yarns and KnitCrate – for their monthly yarn clubs, publications, and as kits.
My patterns can all be found on Ravelry, LoveCrafts, PayHip and Makerist, as well as here – just scroll down to find them.
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Pimlico Cowl
A simple but stunning colourwork cowl
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Stockwell
A basic shortie sock. Your new summer favourite.
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Brixton
A shortie sock with a new construction
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Not a Football Hat
Is it a football hat, or isn’t it?
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Barbican
An easy to remember colourwork design
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Sporty Vanilla
Vanilla socks in sports weight yarn
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Double Vanilla
Vanilla socks in DK yarn
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Pimlico
Fun colourwork socks. Why not try a gradient?
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Charing Cross
Easy colourwork socks
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Lancaster Gate
Ribs, spiralling around your leg.
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Farringdon
An impressive wide cable that’s much easier than it looks.
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Winnersh
A simple patterned sock with a mirrored pattern.
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Stand the Test of Time
An old school sock with a patterned texture.
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English Bond
A snuggly cowl with striking slipped stitch pattern.
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Fairlop
Your new favourite summer sock.
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Brunswick Fingerless Mitts
Cute fingerless mitts in traditional Fair Isle patterns.
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Aldgate
Ribbed socks with a difference – the gusset is “hidden” in plain sight on the top of the foot.
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Maida Vale
Simple but stunning Japanese lace.
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Colindale
Turn your knitting world on its head!
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A Rose By Any Other Name
Stripes on the toes make these super warm!
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Perivale
An amazing cable that (sshhh, don’t tell) isn’t as hard as it looks!
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Alfaix
Garter, lace and short-row shaping make a beautiful crescent shawl.
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Crossrail
My new favourite colourwork socks.
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Ruthie
Stunning “no purl” cowl.
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Socks Are For Life, Not Just For Christmas
Christmas is coming! Knit more socks!
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Go Faster Stripes
Knit faster to beat the yardage chicken!
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Walk on the Wild Side
Slipped stitch colourwork and cables combine with stunning effect.
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Mama Westray
Traditional Gansey styling, emulating the famous sweaters.
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FREE – Perfect Sock
Vanilla pattern with short row heels. But WHY did I let myself get persuaded to call it that?!
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Short Circuit
Geometrical colourwork pattern, inspired by circuit boards!
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Belgravia Revisited
Big cables, little cables, twisting around your leg in a spiral.
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Twisting Leaves
Just a little bit of lace, not too much.
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One Step at a Time
Clean sharp lines….and just look at that gusset!
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Jagged Edge
Funky colourwork, inspired by Turkish carpets. Options to make it your own.
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Uptempo
Got a gradient set you don’t know what to do with? Look no further!
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Rumple Cowl
Soft pleats, iCords, squishy winter luxury.
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On Cloud Nine
Wow your friends with these socks, they’re much easier than they look.
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FREE – Vanilla Socks
My “go to” vanilla pattern. If you’ve struggled with fit, this is the one for you.
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Stroll On
A simple design, but enough interest to stop you going mad with boredom.
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Montana
Leaves and flower buds, and Cat Bordhi’s famous Riverbed gussets.
