Welcome to my matching Beanie pattern. This design (and the design for my Zig Zag Scarf) was made with two little rays of sunshine in mind. The size was initially aimed to fit a 5-6 year old, however given the ribbing used it can fit from all the way up to teens and even adults… Read More Zig Zag Chunky Beanie
With winter closing in and the days colder and nights darker, I’ve been turning my attention to designs that encase warmth and cosiness to bring a little ray of sunshine in your day. This design (and the design for my Zig Zag beanie) was made with two little rays of sunshine in mind. When I… Read More Zig Zag Chunky Scarf
Welcome to my pattern for a super simple chunky beanie. This pattern comes in two sizes; adult and child. The child size was initially aimed to fit a 3-5 year old, however given the ribbing used it can fit from all the way up to teens as well. This chunky simple beanie hat works up… Read More Two-Tone Chunky Beanie
This is the matching beanie for my Blue Steel scarf – pattern here. This pattern uses a soft and chunky yarn from the Women’s Institute collection making it squishy and warm for the winter months. The yarn is a blend of 70% acrylic and 30% merino wool. What you’ll need: 220 meters or 2 x chunky… Read More Blue Steel Chunky Beanie
Welcome to my pattern for the Blue Steel Scarf, matching beanie available here. This was the first unofficial pattern I ever created and the first project I made as a beginner knitter! This pattern uses a soft and chunky yarn from the Women’s Institute collection at Hobby Craft but any chunky yarn would work well… Read More Blue Steel Chunky Scarf
This casual slouch beanie works up quickly within a couple of hours, and makes the perfect winter accessory. Inspired by my love of simple patterns, is there anything more satisfying that starting and finishing a project in an afternoon? Total time to knit this beanie: 2.5 hours. Difficulty: Easy/ Beginner What you’ll need: 2 x 100g… Read More One Day Project – Simple Slouch Beanie
This beanie was designed for my best friend for her birthday. The choice of yarn was based upon the scarf pictured above which I had already made for her and had some yarn leftover from. Whenever I have leftover yarn I always tend to make beanies, as for most patterns you only need approximately one… Read More The Katey Beanie
So this year started out on a hectic note: I moved into a new home and had surgery within the space of a month. Whenever I am stressed or busy I like to have a “not too much attention needed” project on hand and this led to me creating this scarf. This is an incredibly simple… Read More Beginners Knit Blanket Scarf with a Twist