Free Knitting Patterns

A slightly different take on the ombré shawl, All My Stitches is a shallow triangular shawl with an integrated i-cord border. You will be using two strands of fingering weight held together throughout the project. There is no stri…

These sweet colour block dungarees are perfect for baby playtime and feature button fastenings for quick changes! A cute design from our Building Blocks collection of baby knitting patterns, the textured stitch and shaping make th…

We couldn't resist including a pattern for the most romantic of headwear, the Beret, in our Aran Romance collection. You'll complement simple stocking stitch with a delicate eyelet pattern to create the pretty lace effect above th…

Just one skein of Hedgehog Fibres Sock Yarn together with four Sock Minis will knit up into this cute little chevron scarf. Use your prized favourite speckle-tastic skein! Add a few pops of colour with the Minis, or use a second f…

A contemporary flattering shape in traditional stitches, this relaxed fit open cardigan in Hayfield Bonus Aran boasts cosy sophistication. You will also need: 1 Pair of 4mm (UK8 – USA6) Knitting Needles, 1 Pair of 5mm (…

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Not a very wide blanket, but lovely on a bed. Or if you are sitting side by side on a couch! Yarn: 9 skeins of HHF Sock Yarn in a fade arrangement, 1 skein of HHF Sock Yarn in Pucker, 1 skein of HHF Sock Yarn in Jelly, 1 skein of …

Create the striking asymmetric design of this oversized, boxy, cropped sweater using the intarsia technique to neatly join the blocks of colour without gaps. This knitting pattern, from our Colour Pop collection, features stocking…

A cosy knitting pattern from our Sanctuary collection. You'll knit two ends of yarn together for a striking marled effect and use the drop stitch technique, wrapping your yarn around your needle then dropping it off, to create an …

A cosy knitting pattern from our Sanctuary collection.Use the drop stitch technique, wrapping your yarn around your needle then dropping it off, to create an open fabric. You Will Also Need: 1 Pair of 10mm (UK000 – USA15) Kn…

Part of our home comforts collection, this crochet blanket will brighten any blue Monday. A great piece for crochet beginners or granny square novices, the design is created from a single granny square pattern, repeated in alterna…

Crochet this detailed top and matinee jacket for the new arrival. You will double crochet the yoke and picot stitch the cuffs and necklines. To create the lace pattern on the sleeves and body of the garments you’ll stitch ch…

Easy, mindless garter stitch shawl, suitable even for beginners. Just relax and knit a few rows, nothing difficult going on here. It’s done when you run out of yarn! You can use two skeins of Sock yarn, contrasting colours would w…

When it's time to knit the first scarf of the season, go big or stay home. This generous wrap is a great way to practise your Aran stitches without thinking about shaping and takes just one ball of Hayfield Bonus Aran With Wool. S…

Create this fluffy frog with a cuddle factor in Rico Creative Pompon! One 200g ball makes the whole pillow.Suitable for beginners. (!) Please Note: All digital patterns are non-refundable. Our Digital Pattern PDFs a…

Easy rectangular scarf in garter stitch knitted on the bias. You will be holding two strands of fingering weight yarn together for a marled effect. To create a similar looking marl only change one strand at a time. You won't have …

Berry nice! Knit a sweater or gilet with all over berry stitch for a super cute outfit. Then why not take a look at the latest Sirdar Snuggly Baby Pattern Book, A Walk In The Woods, and choose from a whole family of woodland inspi…

A simple cabled cowl with garter stitch ribbing. Asymmetrical in shape the Forest Park Cowl becomes wider partway through your knitting to allow for a more stylish slouch when worn. The simple repetitive cable pattern is spaced by…

(!) Please Note: All digital patterns are non-refundable. Our Digital Pattern PDFs are available immediately after purchase, for you to download and print at home. What is a Digital Pattern .pdf?

In a technical sense, a glitch is the unexpected result of a malfunction, especially occurring in software, digital images or audio. I’ve achieved a similar glitch effect in knitting by randomising traditional stranded colourwork …