‘Little One’

A Seasonal Collection by Little Woolens:

Bud is a classic beanie with a slightly relaxed fit. Worked from the brim to the crown it features an all over, easy to learn, lace stitch pattern. Bud is worked in Brooklyn Tweed’s smooth and elastic Arbor yarn. This beautiful yarn combined with the delicate yet understated stitch pattern creates a hat with perfect fit, and great stitch defini...

A sister to the Bud beanie, Buddleia is an infinity scarf easily worn long, or wrapped once. She features the same budding stitch pattern and broken rib edging as the Bud beanie. It is worked in Brooklyn Tweed’s smooth and springy Arbor yarn which offers great stitch definition and comfortable wearing. Make both the Bud beanie and Buddleia cowl...

Soft and warm, Seedling Blanket and Lovey are subtly textured fabrics showcasing how simple yet impressive the use of just knit and purl stitches can be. Feel Good Yarn Company’s SilverSpun Sport weight yarn brings amazing qualities of warmth, cleanliness and durability allowing your beautiful knitting to stand the test of time, and tiny, lovin...

This sweater was born from a need for a no-fuss extra layer - and quickly! Brooklyn Tweed’s Quarry is a beautifully light, bulky weight yarn, which knits up fast but doesn’t result in a heavy sweater, perfect for our active children!

Comfy yet sophisticated, Pasture is a lightweight, oversized pullover designed with straightforward knitting, and straightforward wearing in mind.

Here on the Northern CA coastline morning mist is a common sight, as the sun rises burning off the fog that comes in from the ocean overnight.

I’m continually mesmerised by simple knit/purl stitch patterns, and seeing how just two straightforward stitches (which are in themselves just the reverse of each other!) can create impressive textures and patterning. This little set of children’s accessories carries trellis-like channels across each piece - perfectly crisp thanks to the great ...

I’m continually mesmerised by simple knit/purl stitch patterns, and seeing how just two straightforward stitches (which are in themselves just the reverse of each other!) can create impressive textures and patterning. This little set of children’s accessories carries trellis-like channels across each piece - perfectly crisp thanks to the great ...

There is something about a wintery Fair Isle pattern that makes my heart skip a beat. They are the reason I attempted my first ever stranded project, and in my eyes make for the most satisfying knitting. In this design I aimed for a look with a more seasonal range (‘not just for Christmas’) - and with options for a classic boy fit, or a girly t...

Find Andrea’s stunning slipper pattern for this collaboration here; Farm Slippers

Available in PDF format or printed hard copy.

Sizes : One size.