Vicki Davis

Beautiful cardigan, what a great pattern

Red stocking stitch jumper with big puffed sleeves in super chunky yarn

Also for #ShowMeYourKnits the super-chunky Paintbox Yarns Everyday Sweater which is a bit warm for these days of global warming and hot tube journeys! 🧶

Red cabled baby jumper on a garden table

This week’s #ShowMeYourKnits is red and pinks for Valentines Day. Have just been sorting through old photos and found this baby jumper, which I don’t think I’ve shared before 🧶

Blanket squares in shades of red, green and grey leftover wool, trying out a few different stitch variations

I’m not sure how much #ScrapAlong2026 I’ll be able to do this year, as I’m frantically knitting blanket squares for a charity initiative at work! Here are a few that I made with leftover yarn before the new yarn turned up 🧶

19 knitted squares in navy, white, green, red and grey

#wipwednesday and the pile of knitted squares is growing (need 48 in total though!) 🧶

There’s a great piece on the iplayer too - about 20 minutes long - where he talks about Detectorists - would definitely recommend.

Middle aged woman in a grey T-shirt with silver lightning bolts

This week’s #SewAndTell theme is basics - and you don’t get much more basic than a T-shirt! This is the French Navy Stellen T, plus me looking a bit early morning/ stunned #sewing #garmentsewing

Absolutely beautiful

I love this (obviously still haven’t got around to making it)!

Wow, that is fantastic

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O: Opal baby dress by Sarah Hatton (quite surprised to find an O!) 🧶

I was definitely waiting for someone to post a K for a while!

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L: Little Wave Sweater by Martin Storey 🧶

Thank you, it’s an amazing pattern (and free too!)

This is beautiful, I love the brioche

Bright Green cabled baby cardi with shawl collar and wooden buttons

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H: Hearst baby cardi by Sarah Hatton

Thank you

Ha ha, it was one of those “saw the pattern and had to make it” ones!

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H: Honeysuckle cardigan by Marie Wallin in Jamieson’s Spindrift Shetland wool 🧶

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F: Fair Maiden hat from Fellowship of the Knits book in stash yarn

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F: Fine Sweater in Paintbox Cotton Aran 🧶

Knitting on garden table with cup of tea, garden in the background

Today’s #FiberuaryChallenge is Outside - here’s my favourite outside knitting spot (tea/ wine optional) 🧶

Definitely - I am a sucker for a challenging pattern!

Five knitted squares in navy and white wool - different stitches and colour work but hopefully they will all fit together!

#FiberuaryChallenge day 4/ #wipwednesday Knitted blanket squares for an old people’s home near my work (lots more to go!)

Orange and black checked collarless blouse with over sized sleeves and cuffs

Still catching up with #FiberuaryChallenge ! Yesterday’s prompt was Mood - my favourite mood is Fibre Mood sewing patterns (despite the tracing). I’ve been wearing this shirt this week #sewing

This is spectacular! Lovely work

They are all beautiful but I especially love the embroidery

It’s beautiful - but I know what you mean, I’ve definitely got some “fell in love with pattern but rarely wear the finished article” makes too much sense

Close up of Frida’s Garden print

Home sewn A-line 70s style skirt with central pleat, worn with a black top and Vans

For #SewAndTell this week the theme is BOLD - here’s my favourite Alexander Henry fabric, Frida’s Garden, as a much-worn skirt. I also made a sleeveless pussy bow blouse with the rest of it, and teeny bits went into a quilt #sewing

That’s fantastic, love the fabric and the buttons! Thanks again for curating this every week, it’s always a fun thing to do and see.