Showing 1–16 of 19 results
-
Acquiesce
£2.95 Buy Now -
Black Cat Ears
£2.50 Buy Now -
Bones
£2.50 Buy Now -
Cat & Pumpkin Bunting
£2.50 Buy Now -
Christmas Glamour Bauble
£1.50 Buy Now -
Christmas Glamour Mini Bead Baubles
£1.50 Buy Now -
Counting Down to Christmas Advent Knitted Bunting
£2.95 Buy Now -
Forever Wedding Mice
£2.95 Buy Now -
Frankenstein Mittens
£2.50 Buy Now -
Lacy Leftover Socks
£2.95 Buy Now -
Little by Little
£2.95 Buy Now -
Love Heart Sweater & Cowl Set
£4.50 Buy Now -
Playful Penguin Hat
£2.95 Buy Now -
Pumpkin Purse
£2.50 Buy Now -
Pyjama Party Owl PJ Case
£2.50 Buy Now -
Skully Socks
£2.95 Buy Now
Looks like you all have a fab time.
Pingback: Reader pattern contribution – Disco Dave! | UK Crochet Patterns
Sock Massacre! lol I’ve not knit socks yet and I haven’t ever really blocked anything I’ve knit before but I feel your horror there. And a lifeline! Never knew about this (being a baby knitter of a little over a year or so) this would have saved me so much pain of ripping back and dropping stitches. Thanks so much for sharing!
Knitting socks as I am sure you have read is a highly addictive activity. This is where I feel I should tell you to step away from the DPN’S, but hell no! Don’t shy away for knitting socks, if you can knit and purl, you go for it! Seriously, there are tons of great videos, books and of course Craftsy online workshops to get you started. For me, it was my knit and natter group that got me started with my sock addiction. Happy Knitting, Jane
That’s is what I’m afraid of! Knitting Sock Addiction! Thanks for the words of encouragement (or should I say enablement?) I’m going to dig out my DPNs now! 🙂
Pingback: WTF, what next? | Jane Burns
so was there a lifeline to rescue from disaster? after reading your previous post on lifeline, I am using it myself to help when unravelling may be necessary 😉
Of course there was a lifeline, but it was too many rows back to stop the air being turned blue by my narrative, lol
😉
PS that lifeline video is AMAZING, thanks for sharing 🙂 would you mind it share it on my blog, as I just mentioned using a lifeline in my last post?
Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 I didn’t make the it though, but agreed it is a great ‘how to’
it’s a great video and i am grateful that you mentioned both lifelines and the how-to 🙂 I think it’ll be mentioned in one of my next posts, so maybe others will learn about it too
Those turtles are hilarious…but as to what mind could come up with something so wacky, i can think of one! 😉
Oh my goodness, that is high-quality porn! I would make it a blanket and sleep cuddled up under it at nap time! It’s so gorgeous! 😀
It’s cold enough today for that blanket you talked of, is it nap time yet?
That might possible be one of the coolest crocheted things I’ve ever seen 🙂 I don’t really know how to crochet that well, but it will be worth learning just to make that!
Thank you for your kind comment, I am looking forward to making some more for myself 🙂
They are amazing! 😀
DreAnna Plaisted
Simply Knots
(skproducts.me)
Thank you for your kind words 🙂 if you make one send me a pic?
Sure thing! 🙂
DreAnna Plaisted
Simply Knots
(skproducts.me)
such a simple and brilliant idea! I love vinyl records too, I must try it!
Pingback: Tubular Cast Off Tutorial | Jane Burns
Pingback: Pimp your knitwear – Quick and easy Christmas makeover | Jane Burns
How exciting! I can’t wait to adventure more into new yarns. Hopefully after the craft fair, I can dabble a bit out of acrylic. 😀
Good luck with the craft fair 🙂
Thanks! I need it, lol.
Hi Jane Already booked and looking forward to seeing everybody again. Trees -x-
I keep thinking that I need to put some kind of tape measure in my knit bag but forget! I’m on the lookout for something cute! Currently, I’m using a wrapper from some skein of yarn that had one printed on it. It’s getting a bit tattered now…
You should make a cute cover for one of the round retractable tape measures 🙂
I could! I’ve seen some adorable owl ones.
Pingback: Grand Day Out – Alexander Palace 2013 | Jane Burns
You have every right to feel proud of yourself as they are fabulous.
Thank you 🙂 still grinning here. X
Congratulations! simply adorable designs, and well deserved!
Thank you Amanda, I see you have been busy too 🙂
I absolutely love this book, so it’s good to see it getting some exposure 🙂 Your headphones hat looks really good, I like the colours you chose for it.
Thanks, I so wish I had designed everything in that book!
Looks good! I love that pic of your Katie….those teenage years will be fun!!
Looks lovely! I’m sure Angela will be chuffed, and there’s nothing better than a bit of TV crochet, so everyone’s a winner! Sorry to hear you’ve had flu – hope you’re feeling better x
I would really love the pattern for the snowman hat, can you tell me where I would be able to get hold of a copy pleas
Thank you :). You can download the magazine http://bit.ly/17pvQaI via the App Store. It is in the current issue of Let’s Knit Magazine so you should be able to get it on the shelf still. Hope that helps.
Thanks Jayne, I have now download the magazine and can’t wait to knit the hat for my grandson. Your work is great! X
I would love to see a picture of your finished hat, happy knitting x
No problem Hun, as soon as I have finished it I will let you x
Pingback: Adorable free pattern from our friend Jane Burns! | UK Crochet Patterns
This is adorable, thanks for sharing….
Nice images – the new camera is clearly working a treat!
Pingback: Deck the Halls with Bells and Holly, erm Robins, Bows, Candy Canes | Jane Burns
Lovely decorations-my favourite is the snowflake bauble.
Thank you, I am looking forward to making some more of those 🙂
Pingback: Remember that Bleedin’ Sock Yarn? | Jane Burns
They are lovely socks (and the photos aren’t bad either 😉 )
Pingback: How much cute can you handle? Introducing Rockin’ Robin | Jane Burns
hi – what a lovely post, and what a lovely man your dad was. That’s exactly the sort of thing mine would do with his grandchildren. That really touched a chord; you are so right, make the most of them while you can
Thank you Elaine, my Dad was all about the silly! I miss him terribly x
Pingback: Hooked on Snowflakes | Jane Burns
Wow, you’ve been busy – they look great!
Thank you, Doug has now confiscated my crochet hooks until I complete a knit design :0
Pingback: Deck the Halls | cat out the bag
Congratulations can’t wait to read the article
Thank you 🙂 🙂
well done, you must be proud 🙂
Thank you Judith, it is an awesome feeling of achievement 🙂
Pingback: Snowflake addcition really gets it’s hook in | Jane Burns
Pingback: A Cute Butterfly for New Knitters | Knitting | CraftGossip.com
Pingback: My {Top 10} Favorite Geeky Snowflake Templates | The Things I've Made
Pingback: Review: Pixie Bonnet by Shara Lambeth | simply Erina
Wow, you have made a wonderful job of that, thank you so much for your lovely review of my collar kit. Nicky x
I love these! There are so many things you could do with them. I’m thinking of making a few stuffed with a bit of pot pourri and hanging them in the wardrobe (or around the house in general). Great little stash buster project!
Thank you, I can’t wait to get them back and hang them on my twiggy tree 🙂
I’m so jealous. I couldn’t go as I was working today. Maybe next year.
I hope you get to go next year, great way to brighten up January 🙂
Thanks so much Jane. What a wonderful show , really nice vibe and great way to start off the new year. Have fun with your yarn! Best, Erica ( debonnaire)
I really wish I could my photo to do your yarn justice, I am considering selling my designs at the show next year 🙂
We had an excellent day and took advantage of the afternoon tea – yum!
My one regret was not seeing the hat contest, I am looking forward to next year 🙂
Thank you ever so much for this excellent review and beautiful photos that capture the wonderful atmosphere on the day. So glad you had such a great day and are pleased with all your new yarn. It was a lot of hard work organising our first ever wool show event, but hearing all the feedback on the day, plus social media comments, emails and reviews has made it all worthwhile. We have been completely overwhelmed by the support we received and 550 people attending was way beyond our expectations!
Waltham Abbey Wool Show Organisers Diana Bensted (The Crochet Chain wool shop) and Kate Towerzey (AboutMyArea EN9 Community Website).
You are very welcome 🙂
Lovely blog shame you missed the hat contest my chicken would have loved to meet you. Maybe next year
All so lovely, particularly like the hanging baskets 🙂 Rebecca
Thank you, the yarn colours are lovely 🙂
Oh I’m digging this description already…crochet hook and knit! 😀 AND BEADS! excited. Wish I were there to attend.
Beading with a crochet hook is so addictive, I love it!
I too have to feel, touch, stroke and sniff the yarn! I always want to bury my face in it! And colours are never perfectly true on a computer screen or printed. I went to visit my local yarn shop (in the next village) at the weekend to find that they are closing down on Friday having only been open a few months :(. This seems to happen a lot near me. I will have to look further afield to the nearest cities to get involved I think. 🙂
Pingback: US yarns now easily available in UK | Jane Burns
loved the idea of pin cushion jar lid in simply knitting but can’t get lid to close. Any suggesions
Hello 🙂 did you use the same jar and yarn? Can you send me a picture so I can take a look?
Both of your projects are lovely. I hate having my photo taken too. I recently had to ask my husband to take some pics of me modelling a crocheted cowl I’m going to put on my blog and I was either blinking, smirking or looking miserable in most of them!
Thank you Zoe 🙂 Luckily my daughter is starting to get big enough to model some of my designs. But otherwise I am battling not to pull a ‘funny face’.
Oh these are adorable! I’ve *finally* figured out how to do crochet, so I may allow myself to be come a Simply Crochet reader soon. 😉 Leanne x
I am glad you like them, I have to say they were a simple and quick make, enjoy!
Well done to your daughter, she looks lovely in all these shots. She must be a natural.
I know how hard it is for kids when they’re modelling, you sometimes only have a small window of opportunity before they get really bored! My boys modelled some of the knits in my second book when they were 2 and 6 (now 9 and 12) and I had to ply them with snacks and promises of treats after we’d done!
There was a pre shoot lemonade, apparently it is a requirement of all top models. She can’t wait to do it again!
Again, genius! Thank you for emailing us about them! Going up on the blog today!
Thanks 🙂 Katie was very pleased with them.
Amazing! I love these. I’ve pinned them to my Crochet board. 😉 Leanne x
I am looking forward to making some more in different colours 🙂
Very cute and I love his/her buttony bottom!
Sometimes you have to be a bit silly 🙂
Foxy Lady is so sweet! I love anything fox related which is quite apt as both my borough council and county council – Leicestershire – use a fox in their logos (to do with strong traditions of fox hunting unfortunately!) My husband even designed the county council ‘dog on a log’ logo as it’s known!
That’s a claim to fame, I must check out the dog in the log 🙂 I am loving your Friday Free Pattern.
If you look up the Leicestershire County Council website you’ll see it! My other claim to fame is he also designed the Leicester Tigers Rugby team logo when he worked for a design agency many moons ago. Thank you for loving my pattern, it’s really very simple. I’m going to go away and blush now! X
Oooo I love the fox and I love the chicken egg cosies – both adorable. 🙂 Leanne x
Thanks Leanne, I should take a leaf from your book and pop a chocolate egg under the chicken cosy 🙂
… holy crap I need to sort out my knitting area. Those little bags to hold the DPNS would be really useful. I don’t really have anything strange as such in my knitting draw except about 4 stitch holders that my mam gave me, from an old project she was making. The essay though, that happened to me the other night as I was weaving in ends. I HAD the tapestry needle and then all of a sudden I hadn’t. I found it in the morning though.
I blame the house elves for that sort of mischief 🙂
It truly is the only logical explanation !
Your little mice are so sweet. They remind me of Brambly Hedge mice. X
Thanks, I loved making them especially the dress 🙂
those flowers are so dear!
I am glad you like them, hope you are keeping well x
King Cole Merino Blend DK (and 4ply, Aran and Chunky) for all the same reasons you mentioned – great stitch definition, colour work, great colour range and super wash! Also it’s a reasonable price for 100% wool – win, win all round!
Brilliant! Not sure my husband could write a guest post on my blog 😉
It is amazing just how much he knows about knitting (for a non knitter). I suspect I must talk about my craft quite a lot!
Aww I love the owl, Jane! And so sweet, MrKnittingImage! Nice to meet ya!
Love the colours -x-
Pingback: Barbara G. Walker | Earthpages.ca
Love the slippers -x-
It’s the same here – loads of Christmas stuff and an ever growing number of yarn boxes – I had another delivered today and it’s still sitting in the hall! Love ‘up to my yarnpits’ , wish I’d thought of that. I’m too busy to blog at the moment but I can’t trust my husband to write in my stead just yet. Xx
Doug’s posts have been very popular, he keeps mentioning starting his own blog. Before we know it there will be a support group for husbands of knitters 😉 I hope you are finding time for non-knitting related fun! Xx
has the tape inch and cm sides? 😉
It does, do you think it is playing tricks on me? 😉
perhaps it’s trying to cause you trouble 😉
Pingback: Frill Seeker – Katie’s first photoshoot | Jane Burns
Definitely born to be a model she will go far xx
I have just passed on your comment and she is grinning away, thank you 🙂
lol! I keep meaning to get some of these point protectors for my dpns and just keep forgetting. I should just make some as you suggest!
I am a bit more chilled today and the point protectors are working like a dream 🙂
Are they really for protecting you or themselves lol!
Haha, fair point 🙂 get it? fair point (excuse the knitty pun) x
Pingback: Seaside Special | Jane Burns
Pingback: Happy Days | Jane Burns
Pingback: Happy Days | Jane Burns
That’s a lovely design Jane. Cute monsters and cute model! I too really want to show and tell about every project I finish, it’s so hard keeping quiet! Xx
Thank you 🙂 Isn’t it lovely when the pictures come back? I love seeing how they have staged the pics and the cute models 🙂
Where can I order this magazine? I’ve looked and looked. Your help is much appreciated
This is such a cute idea, I’ve never seen anything like this! Crochet genius 🙂 x
Thank you I am grinning from your lovely comment. I am looking forward to seeing how people run with this project. My ten yr old daughter loves hers!
Dear Jane, I love your designs and have been trying to download your heart pattern cushions but so far my computer says NO! Can you let me know where I can buy a copy of this pattern from. kind regards diane wallis
Hi Diane, I am so sorry you have been having trouble downloading ‘Where the heart is’. The pattern is now live in my Ravelry store and will be in my shop (here) a little bit later today. I have emailed you a little discount code as a thank you for your patience.
Pingback: Where the heart is | Jane Burns
Pingback: Where the heart is | Jane Burns
Pingback: Crochet Fix | Crochet | CraftGossip.com
Pingback: 30 Free Crochet Bear Patterns! {FCPF} Oombawka Design Crochet
Hi Jane
I really enjoyed making your maid minion on raverly recently, would you give me permission to also knit them to raise funds for our local Wiltshire air ambulance please?
Julie
Yes you certainly can! Wiltshire Air Ambulance took my Dad to Swindon hospital two years ago. I will be forever grateful to the efforts they went to for him. Thank you Julie x
Love these little flowers! They are perfect for a project that I’m sketching up…some curtains for a friend! Thanks!
You are very welcome, it would be lovely to see your finished project 🙂
Oh I will share, certainly! 🙂
Pingback: Free Headband Pattern - 3 - Crochet Free Patterns
Pingback: Happy Days – Now free to download | Jane Burns
Pingback: Join me at Alexandra Palace for some knitty fun. | Jane Burns
Pingback: 2014/57 – shoe decoration patterns | UK Crochet Patterns
Hi. These look brilliant and as a newbie knitter would be great to practice some skills and make something gorgeous. Is there a pattern available for these?
Hi. I have the yarn kit, but seem to have misplaced the pattern booklet for the tea cosy. Is this available online anywhere? Really want to get this knit this month if possible.
Thanks, Hayley
How do i purchase the pattern for the balloon mobile?
Oooh, these are lovely! Eden Cottage yarn is so yummy! 🙂 x
hi dear,do you have one by one crochet classes for me?coz im just new beginning,so i think will need more time to learn about it.
thx
I certainly do, I can provide one on one crochet classes. Please email me (jane@janeburns.co.uk) and I can provide more information x
Hi,may I know where about you and do you mind we contact by phone?can you text to me? 07979775772
Thanks
Love the sweater Jane, what a fun idea!
Thank you Charlotte x
Darling!
I went to knitting site to get free copy of wedding mice, but it isn’t there.
Can you tell me where I can get it please?
regards,
Sheila
I found it!!…Thank you.:-)
oo i love those! are they icords?
Happy New Year! Yes they are 🙂 So easy to make and so versatile.
Happy New year to you as well! And i find Mondays offensive hehe!
I would love a copy of the hot air balloon mobile. It is absolutely adorable. How do I purchase it or find it? Thank you.
Hi Holly, the pattern will be available in my Ravelry store in the next few weeks, I am glad you like it 🙂
Love this hope Doug will too xx
Thank you 🙂
is this single pattern available?
I am afraid not, but I believe Amazon have the book to download at a discount, I hope this helps. Thank you for your comment 🙂
Aah, this made me well up! Lovely photo of the two of you. I’m a hopeless romantic too, I think it’s often the case in us creative types 🙂
I am glad you liked it 🙂 The biggest challenge in making things for our husbands is hiding the work in progress! I hope you have a lovely Valentine’s Day and are thoroughly spoilt x
D’aw!! This is lovely!
Love the beaded fingerless mitts!
My husband just found your blog and pointed out that you are based in Southend. Is the group still meeting in Waitrose? If so, are there any available places and when do you meet, please?
Hi Janet,
I am afraid the group no longer meets, Jane x
Thanks for the reply anyway. I still have a jolly good blog to read and thanks for that too.
Thank you Janet, you’ve made my day 🙂 x
Hi
Do you still hold a knit and natter group at Waitrose?
Many thanks
Linda
Hi Linda, I am afraid we do not meet any longer. Jane X
Hello Jane just wondering when the owl pattern will be ready still unable to find it Thankyou
Hi, Yes the Owl Pyjama Case pattern is now available to buy https://janeburns.co.uk/2015/03/30/owl-pyjama-case-pattern-now-available-to-buy/ I would love to see pictures of your finished owl. Happy Knitting, Jane X
Cute owl.
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful designs! That bunting reminds me of tasty summer strawberries mmmmmmm.
Thank you, I really enjoyed choosing the colours 🙂
Great colour choices – they just scream summer 🙂
LOL love it! I’m in love with all the tiny, yarny change purses.
So cute Jane!
Oh my this is soooo adorable!
Thank you x
Love this and your new header! (Perhaps the header isn’t that new, it’s been a while since I’ve been on here!) x
The header is new, thank you 🙂 X we have been having a little bit of a refresh 🙂
Wow, well done, these are gorgeous I have only ever knitted 1 adult sock in my whole life – apart from baby socks, socks have never really appeared in my design or knitting repertoire but these really tempt me! Good luck with all your self publishing endeavours xx
Thank you Zoe, I am amazed you have not been caught by the sock knitting addiction. But I’m not sure where you would find the time with all you other fab designs. Xx
That is a very good point about the pants haha! The pattern looks great 🙂
Thank you 🙂
These are gorgeous Jane. I don’t think you need to worry about writing the blurb about your designs, you’re doing a really good job here! X
Hope I can find this magsaysay in the US! Would love to knit these socks!
I signed up for news letter, so how do I go about receiving the free sock pattern. Thank you
Once you have confirmed your newsletter sign up email, you should receive a welcome email which contains your download link. Please check your spam folder. If still no welcome email, please let me know the email address you registered with and I will arrange another copy 🙂 thank you for taking the time to register for my newsletter X
Hi, I signed up for your newsletter, but didn’t get a link to the Twisted Love sock pattern. Thanks. The socks are so beautiful. I can’t wait to start.
thehallsinnc@yahoo.com
Once you have confirmed your newsletter sign up email, you should receive a welcome email which contains your download link. Please check your spam folder. If still no welcome email, please let me know the email address you registered with and I will arrange another copy 🙂 thank you for taking the time to register for my newsletter X
Thank you for the very useful info xx
You are very welcome Theresa X
I signed up for news letter, so how do I go about receiving the free sock pattern. Thank you
Once you have confirmed your sign up (check your spam) you will receive a confirmation email with a download link. 🙂
lovely pattern . I signed up to the newsletter but the first link in the welcome pack does not work, the second link only shows how to bead, not the sock pattern.
Please help,
Jane
Hi Jane, I’m afraid yesterday the free sign up gift changed and is now the Learn to Bead PDF x
Thank you for your reply. It’s a shame that I missed it by a day and that the site didn’t tell me the freebie had changed.
Jane
Huge cogratulations! I bet you are thrilled with the book now after all the hard work that went in to it. Are you going to be at Wonderwool for the launch? Xx
Please what are you saying after insert the hook? sounds like fifty pal, but it can’t be! very nice video. I’m familiar with this technique, but this is the most succinct video I’ve seen.
I’m saying, ‘insert the hook as if to purl’ I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
What size crochet hook are you using?
Hi Paula, I am using 0.75mm crochet hook and size 6 seed beads. Jane X
Thanks. I want to do a project with size 8 beads. Would that hook work for the smaller size also?
ive been wanting to try beading. this is a very nice instruction. thank you!
Thank you 🙂
I love this. I really need to get into beading. It’s something I’ve not ventured into yet. I’m a complete novice though. I wouldn’t even know where to go bead shopping! I must investigate. Thanks for a great tutorial!
Hello Jane I have the stag cushion pattern but I can’t find an enlarge copy of the chart. It is not on Lets Knit website. Can you help.
The dress is open at the back? If so, does it need a button?
Hi
I’m just knitting your Monster tissue box cover- can you tell me which tissues this fits as I havent found any that size?
Many thanks
Sue
Unfortunately the pictures in this tutorial are not visible. The rest of the blog seems fine but can you fix this one? Thanks
Hello. I recently bought wool and needles and got an instruction booklet for twisted socks but unfortunately as I live in the Netherlands the instructions are in Dutch.
I would really like to receive an English version.
I was curious if you ever thought of changing the page layout of your blog? Its very well written; I love what youve got to say. But maybe you could a little more in the way of content so people could connect with it better. Youve got an awful lot of text for only having one or 2 pictures. Maybe you could space it out better?