Knit these fabulous, funky toy chicks, a free pattern download originally from the Organic Cotton kids Collection. Designed by Janice Anderson, re-worked in bright shades of Baby Merino Silk DK (wool and silk) and re-named. This design is knitted mostly in stocking stitch, a perfect Easter knit gift for little ones. This knitting pattern is for the intermediate knitter.

From the Rowan archive, originally featured in Rowan Kids, knit this hot water bottle cover for someone you love.

This hooded poncho, is the perfect gift for children as it's decorated with cute farmyard animals, including a bunny!  Designed by Martin Storey, knitted in Cashsoft DK this free pattern was originally featured in Classic Babies, and is from the Rowan Archive.

This adorable bunny is made with simple pom poms. A perfect free project for children.  Designed by Martin Storey, using Cashsoft DK or any similar yarn in your stash.  Originally featured in Classic Babies, this pattern is from the Rowan archive.

Now availabe as a free knitting pattern, these super comfy leggings are the perfect accompaniment to any childs outfit.  Designed by Martin Storey in Pure Wool 4 Ply, this pattern is from the archive.  We also have a matching Bunny Cardigan, available for free download.

Now availabe as a free knitting pattern, this cardigan, with cute bunny motifs and pom poms is perfect for little boys and girls alike. Designed by Martin Storey in Pure Wool 4 Ply, this pattern is from the archive.  We also have matching Bunny Leggings, available for free download.

This knitted bunny blanket would make the perfect addition to any nursey or childs bedroom.  Designed by Martin Storey in Cashsoft DK.

This adorable toy duo makes an ideal gift for any baby. Janice has knitted them using Cotton Glace but, why not use a similar weight yarn from your stash.

This girls cardigan, with fairisle sleeves has been designed exclusively for the web site by Sarah Hatton.

This cropped cardigan is ideal for all occasions and has been designed exclusively for the web site by Sarah Hatton.