My Story
The challenges and satisfactions of making have always interested me. My mother taught me how to knit and sew as a child and creating something by hand has remained an abiding passion. I have spent many years hand-making my way through all sorts of garments, accessories, and home wares.
I have been lucky enough to spend most of my professional life in the hand-knitting sphere. During my 30-year career, I have worked with several leading yarn companies and magazines as a pattern writer and checker, sample knitter, hand-knitting teacher, technical editor, and studio manager.
I became even better acquainted with the culture and community of hand made during the five years I owned my own knitting shop business, buying, selling, advising, and teaching all things yarn related.
My hand-knitting patterns are the product of a lifetime of well-honed knitting skills and industry-level tech expertise. I aim to inspire knitters of all abilities with fresh, clever design ideas and clear, accurate guidance you can trust. Whether you're new to hand knitting or a dyed-in-the-wool maker, you'll find lots to inspire you here.
Thanks for stopping by,
Debra
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Kiss Kiss Kiss Blanket.
Kiss Kiss Kiss is a pram-sized baby blanket featuring a combination of stocking stitch and lace-patterned squares set against a moss stitch background.
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The entire blanket is worked in one piece, starting with the bottom border.
There are two style options: one worked in a single colour throughout, and another where the lace squares are knit in a contrasting colour or colours using the intarsia technique.
This blanket is suitable for advanced beginners (single-colour option) or intermediate knitters.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Polly Blanket.
This eye-catching colour-blocked blanket features a simple modular construction made up of four distinct wedges.
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The blanket begins with a garter stitch stripe border that is worked sideways. Stitches for the main section of each wedge are then picked up along the side edge of the border. The central colour-blocked section is knitted in stocking stitch.
Fashioned decreases along the sides of each wedge create a neat edge that’s perfect for seaming with mattress stitch. While the blanket is worked in four colours, feel free to customise the palette to suit your preferences.
This blanket is ideal for knitters with average to intermediate skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Pathlines Wrap. The wrap features garter stitch with elements of stocking stitch, cables, shadow knitting and short rows to create a textural and colourful fabric. Pathlines is the perfect project for your advent calendar yarn.
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Worked on a larger needle at a looser tension than standard for this thickness of yarn, the fabric has beautiful drape to make an elegant yet cosy showpiece.
It is knitted in two sections, each beginning with a border worked sideways and trimmed with pompoms if desired. The two sections are joined using a 3-needle cast off.
This wrap is suitable for advanced beginners through to intermediate knitters.
The Pathlines Wrap was published as a collaboration with Tess from Fluff and Nonsense yarn for her Advent calendar in 2023. Also included in this Advent was a lovely crochet cowl pattern called the Cobden Cobweb Cowl by Shelley Husband.
Special thanks to Tess, Linda and my lovely models.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Avery Baby Blanket. This fun blanket consists of garter stitch sections with easy short row shaping to create sloping lines. The stocking stitch stripes have a simple stranded colourwork detail.
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There are two style options: a 5-colour blanket with stripes worked in 4 contrasting colours or a 13-colour blanket with stripes worked in 12 contrasting colours.
The centre section begins with a provisional cast-on so that the borders all finish in the same way.
The borders begin with a contrasting 2-row stripe and continue in garter stitch with mitred corners for a neat finish.
This baby blanket is suitable for intermediate knitters.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Square-cut Baby Blanket. This reversible blanket is completely worked in one piece, beginning with the bottom border. The blanket comes in three sizes and two style options: a single colour blanket or blanket with contrast borders using the intarsia technique.
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The square stitch pattern is made up of alternating stocking stitch and purl fabric squares each with an inner square of purl fabric or stocking stitch, respectively.
The stitch pattern can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
The blanket edges are bordered with moss stitch.
This blanket is suitable for advanced beginners however more experienced knitters will enjoy the interesting stitch effect and techniques used. Knitters need to be confident with casting stitches on and off, and also able to work both knit and purl stitches across the same row.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Arlette Sweater.
Arlette is an easy-to-wear raglan sweater with fabulous cutaway pockets.
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This easy-to-wear sweater is knitted in pieces, from the bottom edge up, in stocking stitch with patterned bands, short or long raglan sleeves and cutaway side pockets.
The back and front pieces are identical apart from the pockets.
A contrast colour is used for the pocket linings and bands but the sweater could also be made in a single colour if preferred.
The seaming is easy on this sweater as all the shaping is fashioned leaving a straight edge to seam.
The sweater comes in 9 sizes.
The Arlette Sweater requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
Special thanks to my model Grace.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Frankie Jacket for Children. Frankie is a dropped-shoulder jacket for children with simple details designed to create a perfect finish.
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There are two colour styles: a colour-blocked version with contrasting bands, sleeves and pocket linings or a more subtle colourway with contrasting cuffs and pocket linings. Alternatively, the jacket can be worked throughout in a single colour.
The main fabric is stocking stitch with K2, P2 rib bands.
The jacket features cutaway side pockets with a contrasting pocket lining. The front edges with V-shaped neckline are finished with a rib buttoning band.
The jacket comes in 6 child sizes - to fit child aged approx 2 (4, 6, 8, 10, 12) years.
The Frankie Jacket requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Iola Baby Blanket. This Blanket has a modular construction. The use of perpendicular and intersecting stripes creates a striking visual effect.
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The centre panel begins with a provisional cast-on. One half of the striped panel is knitted from the centre diagonal with fashioned decreasing on both edges. The provisional cast-on is unravelled and the second half of the panel is worked.
Four striped triangles are worked separately, and the shaped edges are joined to the centre panel.
The fashioned decreasing creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket is finished with a simple garter stitch border, picked up and worked outwards along each side with mitred corners for a neat finish.
The Iola Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Linden Child Sweater.
Linden is an easy-to-wear dropped-shoulder sweater for children with classic design elements.
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Linden is knitted in pieces in stocking stitch with contrasting
1 x 1 rib bands and striped sleeves.
The sweater features cutaway side pockets with a contrasting pocket lining.
The stylised Henley neckline is finished with a rib neckband and single button at the top of a short opening.
The sweater comes in 6 child sizes.
To fit child aged approx 2 (4, 6, 8, 10, 12) years.
The Linden Sweater requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Frankie Baby Jacket. Frankie is a dropped-shoulder jacket for baby with little details designed to create a perfect finish.
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There are two colour styles: a colour-blocked version with contrasting bands, sleeves and pocket linings or a more subtle colourway with contrasting cuffs and pocket linings. Alternatively, the jacket can be worked throughout in a single colour.
The main fabric is stocking stitch with K2, P2 rib bands.
The jacket features cutaway side pockets with a contrasting pocket lining. The front edges with V-shaped neckline are finished with a rib buttoning band.
The jacket comes in 5 baby sizes - to fit baby aged approx 0 (3, 6, 9, 12) months.
The Frankie Jacket requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Quadrille Baby Blanket - a uniquely constructed blanket with dynamic stripes and attention to design detail.
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Four separate wedges are worked, backwards and forwards in rows, beginning with the outer zig zag edging. The sides of the wedges are joined using mattress stitch, then the remaining centre stitches are gathered on a thread and secured.
The zig zag edging is worked sideways, then the stitches for the wedge are picked up along the straight side edge and the easy four-row stocking stitch stripes begin. The fashioned decreasing worked along the sides creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket is worked in three colours: two complimentary stripe colours and a highlight colour for mischievous pops.
The Quadrille Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Linden Baby Sweater. Linden is a dropped-shoulder sweater for baby with little details designed to create a perfect finish and is a gorgeous baby gift knit.
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Linden is knitted in pieces. The main fabric is stocking stitch with striped sleeves and contrasting 1 x 1 rib bands.
The sweater features side pockets with a contrasting pocket lining.
The stylised neckline is finished with a contrasting rib neckband with a single button at the top of a short centre opening.
The sweater comes in 5 baby sizes.
To fit baby aged approx 0 (3, 6, 9, 12) months.
The Linden Sweater requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Bella Baby Blanket. This blanket is an easy-to-knit project with a simple texture.
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The blanket is completely worked in one piece, mainly in garter stitch with small inset stocking stitch squares. It can be worked in stripes or a single colour.
The stitch pattern can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
Every right-side row of the blanket is a knit row.
This baby blanket comes in two sizes and is suitable for newer knitters ready to tackle a larger project.
Knitters should be confident with casting stitches on and off, and able to work both knit and purl stitches across the same row.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Noughts and Crosses Baby Blanket - a wonderfully textured blanket with a unique construction and quirky design detail.
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This blanket is a rewarding and eye-catching knit and is a perfect gift for that special baby.
It is designed with the knitter in mind, with great attention to small details and simple and tidy finishing.
Four separate wedges, beginning with the outer contrasting edging, are worked backwards and forwards in rows. The sides of the wedges are joined using mattress stitch, then the centre is completed over six rounds.
The edging of ‘noughts’ is a modified feather and fan stitch pattern with stitches cast off and cast on to create large holes. The textured pattern of simple crosses is worked into the shaping sequence and is easily memorised. The fashioned decreasing worked along the sides creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket can be worked in two or five colours: with the contrast edging in a single colour or each side edging in a different colour.
The Noughts and Crosses Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Latticework Baby Blanket - a classic textured blanket for baby.
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It is completely worked in one piece, beginning with the bottom border. The blanket edges are bordered with garter stitch.
The latticework stitch pattern is made up of alternating stocking stitch tiles bordered by garter stitch. Every right side row of the blanket is a knit row. The stitch pattern can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
The pattern includes tips to assist with counting rows and reading your knitting to achieve success.
The Latticework Baby Blanket is suitable for both newer knitters and more experienced knitters wanting a knitting project with minimal finishing. New knitters will have completed a few knitting projects and be ready to tackle a larger knit. Knitters should be confident to cast on and cast off, and able to work knit and purl stitches in the same row.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Minty Baby Blanket - a two-colour classic blanket for baby.
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The garter stitch border pattern is textured with a feature knit stitch and the mitred corners provide a neat finish. The centre section pattern is a broken rib, consisting of 2 easy pattern rows: every right-side row is knit stitch, every wrong-side row is rib stitch.
It is knitted in one piece (except for the side borders).
The Minty Baby Blanket requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Small Blocks Baby Blanket - a colourful fun blanket for baby.
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The blanket centre features small blocks of purl fabric set into a stocking stitch background. Some of these blocks are worked in the main colour and some are worked using intarsia in one of four contrasting colours.
The blanket is mostly worked in one piece, beginning with the bottom garter stitch border. The side borders are picked up and worked once the main blanket piece is finished. The borders are mitred for a neat finish and feature a simple two-colour mosaic section.
The pattern includes detailed instructions on working the simple 5-stitch, 6-row intarsia blocks.
The Small Blocks Baby Blanket requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Halle Socks. These socks feature a simple stranded colourwork pattern on the leg and down the top of the foot to the toe. The underside of the sock is contrasted in stranded colourwork stripes.
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The Halle Socks are worked in the round from the rib cuff down with a slip-stitch heel flap and wedge toe. The toe is closed using Kitchener stitch (grafting).
The main stranded colourwork pattern can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
The pattern includes instructions for using either double-pointed needles or the magic loop method (a working knowledge of magic loop is assumed).
The Halle Socks require intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Amelie Scarf and Cowl Pattern.
This scarf or cowl is an engaging one ball project. The stitch pattern creates an interesting fabric on both sides of the knitting, making the scarf or cowl completely reversible.
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The scarf is knitted lengthways in rows; the cowl in rounds with three circumference options.
The stitch pattern is made up of a K2, P3 rib base with large eyelets alternating along the knit columns and can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
This scarf and cowl require average to intermediate knitting skills.
The Amelie Scarf and Cowl require average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Finnian Socks. These socks feature a simple rib detail down the leg and heel and across the top of the foot. Classic style for everyone.
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They are worked in the round, beginning with the cuff, and include instructions for using either double-pointed needles or the magic loop method (a working knowledge of magic loop is assumed).
The socks have a contrasting colour detail on the bottom of the heel and a four-row stripe is worked at the cuff and toe. Alternatively, they can be worked in a single colour.
The Finnian Socks require intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Button-snap Baby Sweater. Button-snap is a raglan-sleeve sweater for baby with little details designed to create a perfect finish and is a gorgeous baby gift knit.
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This sweet sweater has feature buttons along the front raglan edges for ease of dressing and contrasting garter textured bands.
The sweater is knitted in stocking stitch in pieces from the bottom edge, beginning with the textured band. Short row shaping at the lower edge creates a subtle curve. The neck is also shaped with short rows. The sleeves have an underlap to accommodate the buttons along the front raglan edge.
The sweater comes in 5 baby sizes.
To fit baby aged approx 0 (3, 6, 9, 12) months.
The Button-snap Sweater requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Eamon Baby Blanket - an engaging project with both colour and texture. A perfect gift blanket for baby.
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The Eamon Blanket uses a couple of easy knitting techniques to create a beautifully finished blanket. The blanket is knitted in eight strips and joined using mattress stitch. The strips consist of eight blocks of colour with an off-centre textured pattern adding an extra element of interest.
The strips begin with a provisional cast on and the stitches at the other end are left on a thread.
The side borders are picked up and knitted out in garter stitch. The top and bottom borders are worked across the live stitches left at top and bottom after the strips are joined.
The borders have mitred corners, which are flat-seamed to create a neat finish.
There are four colours used in this blanket, but you could also use just two or three colours.
The Eamon Baby Blanket requires average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Jewel Baby Blanket. Jewel uses the technique of Shadow or Illusion knitting to create a captivating blanket. There are two style options - a three-colour blanket or a five-colour blanket.
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Shadow knitting creates an illusion of blocks of colours. The way it forms is by working 2-row stripes with offset garter ridges. In the Jewel Blanket the pattern created forms subtle diamond shapes across the blanket.
It is knitted in one piece (except for the side borders), beginning with the bottom border. The borders are worked in garter stitch and shaped to form mitred corners which are flat-seamed to create a neat finish. The side borders are picked up and knitted out.
The pattern stitch can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
The Jewel Blanket requires average to moderate knitting skills and is suitable for advanced beginners and above. It does require a level of concentration when working the wrong side rows however every right side row is a knit-stitch row only.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Jack Baby Socks. A perfect gift for baby, these socks come with two design options. The generous rib cuff helps keep these socks in place - on baby’s feet!
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These cute socks with minimal finishing are worked in one piece, without seams, beginning with the single rib cuff. The stocking stitch instep can be worked in a single colour or in one-row stripes.
After the instep is worked, the foot stitches are picked up and worked in garter stitch. The contrasting sole is worked in stocking stitch and shaped with short rows. The sole is closed using Kitchener Stitch.
The Jack Baby Socks require intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Baby Acacia Mosaic Beanie. This beanie uses slipped stitches or mosaic knitting to create the colourwork pattern and comes in four baby sizes.
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The graphic stitch used in this beanie is a variation of Barbara Walker’s simulated basketweave pattern. The mosaic pattern is a 10-stitch, 16-round repeat and it can be worked from the chart or the written instructions. Only one colour is used at a time within a round and every 2nd pattern round is the same as the previous round.
It is knitted from the bottom edge up with a 2 x 2 rib band and a pompom can be added.
The Baby Acacia Beanie requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Fibrefest Scarf and Shawl.
The shawl was designed for the NSW Knitters’ Guild FibreFest Event held in Singleton NSW in October 2019.
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Please note that the pattern version available for download here is different to the Ravelry version. The Ravelry version of the pattern allows for customisation of the design and includes instructions on how to make changes. The shawl in purple tones has modifications made based on the Ravelry pattern.
The Fibrefest Shawl and Scarf are worked mostly in garter stitch interspersed with interesting eyelets and openings to create a semi-sculptural effect. Instructions are included for two-colour or five-colour options but you may use any number of colours. There are seven blocks of pattern along the length of the scarf or shawl, with the three blocks at each end mirrored.
The Fibrefest Scarf and Shawl require average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Sloth Toy. This super-cuddly sloth is cleverly knitted in one piece (except for the claws), working in a combination of rows and rounds, beginning with the head.
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Some sections are worked in rows on a circular knitting needle for ease, as you are creating a curved piece. For these sections a longer 4mm circular knitting needle is used. For the body sections that are worked in the round, you may work on a set of double-pointed needles or a shorter circular knitting needle. The arms and legs are worked in rounds on double-pointed needles as they have a small circumference. The 2.75mm double-pointed needles create a firm i-cord fabric for the claws.
There is very little seaming required.
Parental supervision for children under 3 years is recommended, as this toy has small parts which may present a choking hazard. It is recommended to use safety eyes and a safety nose, but if preferred these face details may be embroidered using yarn instead. For younger children, the claws may also be omitted.
The Sloth Toy requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for a piano scarf. It is a great accessory for music lovers.
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It is worked sideways in one piece using cosy superfine merino. The piano keys section is worked first, using stranded colourwork. A garter ridge forms a fold line and the back of the scarf is worked in stocking stitch to the width of the piano keys section.
To finish this scarf off and fully enclose the back of the colourwork section, the scarf ends are joined using mattress stitch, then the back section is joined to the piano keys section.
The Piano Scarf requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Duplex Beanie and Cowl. These accessories use stranded colourwork to create this chain like effect. By using a speckled yarn for the base (contrast colour) a different look can be achieved.
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This well-proportioned beanie features an unusual style of shaping that allows the colourwork pattern to extend to the crown. The method of shaping creates faux seams that can be worn at the sides or front and back facing. The generous rib edging can be adjusted when folded back to achieve the wearer’s desired fit. It can be topped with a large pompom.
The cosy cowl is simple to style and wear. The colourwork pattern weaves its way across a painterly background of tonal colour and is framed either side with a short section of rib.
The stranded colourwork pattern can be worked from the chart or the written instructions.
The Duplex Beanie and Cowl require intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Cadwyn Blanket.
Featuring two colours, this blanket incorporates stylised cable chains created with both stranded colourwork and cable stitches, intersecting across wide, contrasting bands.
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The 10-stitch repeat is simple to memorise, ensuring an enjoyable knitting experience.
Both written instructions and charts are included.
The blanket starts with the bottom border; the side borders are picked up and worked after completing the main body of the blanket. The textured stitch borders create a subtle fluted effect and are mitred for a neat finish.
Once completed, be sure to block the blanket for a beautiful finish.
This project is perfect for intermediate to advanced knitters.