The moonflower is beautiful but untamed; the elegant flowers and dark green leaves have a tendency to spread out on windy stems and overcome gardens. The distinctive lace and stripes of the Moonflower Dolman make this sweater stunning and unexpected, much like the moonflower itself.

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Sans Souci, meaning without worry or care, is an all-over cable and rib poncho knit in fingering weight yarn for the perfect snuggle into knit. Pattern is written for two colours and is perfect for showing off a favourite hand-dyed colourway, alternatively two contrast colours can be used or knit all in the one colour. This pattern invites you ...

A classic scarf, accessible to knitters of any level and perfect for showing off the delightfully wooly fabric of an heirloom breed yarn. This pattern features familiar Garter Stitch broken up by lines of delicate yarn overs, making it an approachable pattern for beginners or a squishy addition to any scarf-knitter’s repertoire.

The perfect shawl to cozy up with in early Spring, this lofty layer provides just enough warmth to stave off breezy days and early-morning frosts. Worked in aran-weight yarn, the lace pattern is easy to follow and see, while the garter stitch breaks allow for a bit of mindless knitting meditation.

An oversized scarf knit in two colours using garter stitch and lace chevrons.

The name Marakoopa comes from one of my favourite places in Tasmania – Mole Creek. Each time I have been there, twice with my Mum as a kid and then in my late 20s with my husband, we camped by a picturesque babbling creek, searched for platypus and visited the caves. One of the caves is named Marakoopa which means ‘handsome’ in the Aboriginal l...

A versatile hat pattern, knit slightly large for a slouchy fit with the option to fold the brim or with some negative ease for a more traditional fitted look. The reversible cable means that with careful weaving in of ends the hat can also be worn ‘in-side-out’.

Finished Size 31 (32¼, 34¼, 36¼, 37¾, 39¾)“ bust circumference. Pullover shown measures 31”, modeled with 3” of negative ease.

Worked in worsted weight yarn, this top-down, raglan construction cardigan is a quick and easy knit, the stripes keeping the knitting interesting! It is the perfect cardigan for layering or when there is only a slight chill in the air.

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A cute girl’s cardigan with lace detail on sleeves and pockets. Perfect for layering and a light cover in cooler weather. Pattern is written for elbow length sleeves but could easily be worked in a long sleeve. Lace pattern instructions are both charted and written.

Worked in a beautiful lace pattern, this top is perfect worn on its own or layered for cooler seasons. Pattern comes with both charted and written instructions.

A beautiful shawl worked in a light worsted weight yarn.

A beautiful lace sweater, perfect on its own or layered for winter. Easy construction and a worsted weight yarn means this can be knit up in no time. Pattern has a short and long sleeve option (long sleeve option not included in the magazine).

This shawl uses a simple pattern to create an open mesh pattern with strong directional lines. Pattern has been written for a small and large shawl though the size is easily customizable by working more or less mesh panels.

As I was knitting this cardigan I realised the colours I had chosen where the same as my senior high school colours, this had me reminiscing about my childhood, Kepple St. was just around the corner from me in the town I grew up in and was where the best café’s and shops could be found. The cardigan is a top-down raglan cardigan knit in fingeri...

A simple raglan cardigan using fingering weight yarn, perfect for those cool days when only a light cover is needed. Cardigan is open at the front and uses 3 colours to create the stripe pattern.

Spots and Stripes is a open short-sleeved cardi, great for when just a light cover is needed. It is worked top-down using raglan construction. Sleeves feature a centre panel of Spots Pattern and the body is worked in patterned and stocking stitch stripes. The cardigan features a wide band of garter stitch at the waist.

No 2nd sock!!

A lovely simple shawlette with interesting construction, perfect for showing off a beautiful yarn. Mostly worked in stocking stitch, this pattern is especially lovely in a self-striping yarn.

Knit in fingering/sock weight yarn, this shawl is designed to use those little bits of leftover yarn which are too pretty to part with.

A simple raglan cardigan using lace weight yarn, perfect for those cool days when only a light cover is needed.

I am a small business owner, stay-at-home mum, housewife and knitwear designer, most of my ideas are formulated and fine-tuned whilst completing other tasks. Part of the ground work for this design was completed while cleaning the bathroom and negotiating with the almost two year old over which ‘shoe-ys’ he was going to wear, hence the name ‘Da...

Perfect for winter this chunky scarf features a lace edging and garter stitch. The scarf consists of three ‘scallops’, and uses modular techniques and short-row shaping.

A pretty shawl worked from the neck down, the main body features a stripe pattern worked in garter and stocking stitch stripes. The contrasting boarder is worked in a chevron pattern. The shawl has an asymmetrical shape with and extra increase worked on one side every second row.

Knit in DK or light worsted this shawl is great to snuggle into, it uses garter stitch, short rows and two contrast colours to create an interesting zigzag pattern.

A beautiful shawl knit using worsted weight yarn in two contrasting colours. The shawl has unique construction, it is started with the centre motif which is worked in the round, two garter stitch ‘wings’ are then worked out from two sides of the motif in rows, stitches are then picked up along the bottom of the motif and the lace edging is work...

A short sleeved cardigan featuring a hugs and kisses motif around the chest, the bodice is fitted and the main body is flared. Cardigan has minimal finishing and is knit top down incorporating collar and button bands, with sleeves stitches held and finished after.

A flattering cardigan designed using Dream in Color, Perfectly Posh Sport. The cardigan features Puff Sleeves and a shirt-tail style hem created using short rows, moss stitch borders finish the cardigan off. Perfect as a light cover or layer over long sleeves for colder days.

Worked in 3 colours, Spring Time Shawl is the perfect light cover for cool spring nights! (Though of course it is ideal for anytime through the year as well….) The shawl is created by first knitting the striped section in garter stitch; increase techniques used create a slight curve to the top edge. The lace edging is knitted sideways to the ma...

The scarf uses a simple yet effective pattern to create a beautiful, wearable item. Knit in fine, pure silk to create a decorative piece perfect for the warmer seasons or knit in wool or other animal fibre for a warm cool-seasons scarf. Pattern is written for 2 ply yarn and is perfect for those new to finer yarns or as a “no-think” knit for the...

This cowl is a very quick knit, only taking 3-4 hours, it is perfect for beginners wanting to tackle their first cables or for the more experienced knitter who is after an instant gratification knit or a quick gift. It knits up to a soft snuggly cowl highlighted with some statement buttons.

Crocodilian is a Shawlette in two sizes, it is knit from tip to tip and the pattern is created using fairly simple lace techniques. Knit in cotton, bamboo or silk for a lightweight floaty shawlette or a wool for a heavier warm scarf.

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