Collection: All Knitting Patterns

Find Your Next Project with Premium Knitting Patterns

Whether you are casting on your very first garter stitch scarf or tackling an intricate cable cardigan, the right pattern turns beautiful wool into a cherished handknit piece. At Morris & Sons, we curate a comprehensive library of digital and printed knitting patterns.

From classic Australian designs to modern international staples, our collection is designed to spark your creativity and guide you stitch by stitch.

We handpick designs from globally celebrated brands and independent designers, bridging the gap between traditional techniques and contemporary style. Our range showcases modern icons like the highly sought-after PetiteKnit pattern booklets (ideal for minimal, elegant Scandinavian styling), Rowan, Spektakelstrik, Manos del Uruguay, Cleckheaton, Winwick Mum, and our very own signature Morris & Sons designs.

Patterns to Suit Every Skill Level & Project Type

To help you find your exact match, you can filter our collection by craft, format, designer, and yarn weight:

• Garments & Wardrobe Staples: Explore detailed knitting patterns for timeless women's and men's sweaters, cozy cardigans, tailored slipovers, and lightweight summer tops.

• Accessories & Quick Knits: Knit your way through premium patterns for socks, gloves, matching hats, and beautiful lace shawls that drape elegantly.

• Baby & Kids Knits: Keep the little ones warm with quick-fitting, soft baby cardigans, blankets, onesies, and heirloom toys.

• Yarn Weight Matches: Find patterns specifically written for your favorite fiber ply, including delicate lace 2-ply, classic 4-ply fingering weight sock patterns, versatile 8-ply (DK weight) templates, and chunky 14-ply or 20-ply quick-knit accessories.

Designed for Digital Learners and Traditionalists Alike

We believe in making knitting accessible to everyone. That is why we offer our curation across multiple formats. Print-lovers can build a beautiful home library with premium knitting books, magazines, and printed card booklets from publishers like Laine.

If you prefer to knit on the go, our instant digital PDF pattern downloads lay out clear instruction charts on your tablet or smartphone immediately.

For hands-on guidance or to feel the yarn fibres in person, you can visit our historic flagship brick-and-mortar stores in Sydney on York Street, or Melbourne in the Collins Street boutique.

Our physical spaces host tailored knitting classes, workshops, and friendly staff ready to help you match your pattern with our premium Merino wool, Suri alpaca, or Cardiff cashmere fibres.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Do you offer digital PDF knitting patterns as well as printed booklets?

Yes! We offer individual digital patterns as instant PDF downloads, alongside premium physical pattern booklets (such as the popular PetiteKnit range) and beautiful, high-quality knitting books and magazines like Laine. Look under the 'Format' filter to select your preference.

Can I buy the exact yarn suggested in these patterns at Morris & Sons?

Absolutely. We stock a vast collection of premium yarns from the same leading brands featured in our patterns, including Rowan, Cleckheaton, and Manos del Uruguay, alongside our highly-regarded Morris & Sons signature merino and alpaca yarns.

What are the best knitting patterns for absolute beginners?

If you are new to the craft, we recommend filtering our collection by the 'Beginner' level. Simple accessories like the PetiteKnit Sophie Scarf, fingerless gloves, or basic garter stitch blankets are excellent projects to build your confidence with casting on, knit, purl, and casting off.

Where can I get help if I get stuck on a knitting pattern?

If you need some hands-on help decoding a pattern or technique (such as brioche, short rows, or complex colourwork), we run live craft classes and workshops in our Sydney and Melbourne stores. Our experienced team of knitters is always happy to guide you!

Do you sell patterns written in Australian/UK terminology?

Yes, we carry a wide range of patterns written in standard UK/Australian terminology. For continental or modern independent patterns (such as PetiteKnit), terms are carefully translated or laid out with universal charts to ensure a seamless knitting experience.