Still chilly round here, isn’t it? We went for a walk along the shore at one of our local haunts, Langstone, at the weekend to blow away the cobwebs and I could definitely have done with taking this scarf with me. So, do you fancy a nice quick knit that is completely potato chippy, as […]
Pattern: Langstone Harbour Short Row Scarf Read More »
The inspiration for this coffee cup cosy was twofold. Firstly, my Mum doesn’t find it easy to grip a coffee cup without a handle and was trying to think of a solution. Secondly, although I rather like take-away coffee and hot chocolate, I don’t like the free advertising that the companies are getting from me
George: a Coffee Cup Cosy Pattern Read More »
If you’re going to bang on about how important it is to always knit a tension square, don’t forget to put gauge instructions in your own patterns. On this note, I have just updated my George coffee cup cosy pattern to include said requirements, after an email from a knitter who couldn’t make the cosy
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After being offline for a number of months whilst the knitonthenet site was being rebuilt, I’m pleased to announce that my pattern Venta is back online again. Image by Susan Crawford, copyright Arbour House Publishing Venta is a versatile neck warmer which was inspired by a pub discussion about the perfect scarf / neck warmer
30/04/2014 The Myrtle Knitting Bag is currently being redrafted and having some new images taken, and will be back very soon! Myrtle is a knitting bag that would easily double as a bag for the beach. The pattern used in the bag is the brickwork stitch pattern, which is known in the US as the
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