PetiteKnit

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PetiteKnit is a Danish knitwear design brand founded by Mette Wendelboe Okkels in 2016. Known for beautifully constructed, wearable designs spanning women, men, children and babies, the range covers everything from beginner-friendly projects to technically ambitious knitwear for experienced knitters.

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PetiteKnit Athene Sweater - Knitting Pattern

£7.50 GBP

Anna's Summer Cardigan - Knitting Kit - Limited Edition in Rowan Cotton Wool

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Storm Sweater Junior - Knitting Kit - Limited Edition in Rowan Cotton Wool

From £41.25 GBP £64.50 GBP

PetiteKnit Honey Purse - Knitting Pattern

£7.50 GBP

PetiteKnit Festival Dress - Knitting Pattern

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PetiteKnit Dandelion Skirt - Knitting Pattern

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PetiteKnit Patterns & Kits at The Orry Mill

PetiteKnit is one of the most sought-after knitwear design brands in contemporary knitting, and The Orry Mill is proud to be an official UK stockist. With over 250 patterns and kits available in our collection, it's one of the most comprehensive PetiteKnit ranges you'll find anywhere in Scotland and the UK.

About PetiteKnit

Founded in 2016 by Mette Wendelboe Okkels, a former medical student turned knitwear designer, PetiteKnit is based in Risskov, Denmark. Mette brings a methodical, detail-driven approach to pattern writing — her medical background informs the clarity and precision that makes PetiteKnit patterns so accessible and enjoyable to follow, whether you're casting on your first sweater or working an advanced colourwork project.

The brand has grown to over 300 designs, spanning every skill level from beginner through to expert. The hallmark of PetiteKnit patterns is their focus on construction and flow — designs that knit up naturally, minimising unnecessary seaming, and producing finished garments with a clean, modern aesthetic. Many patterns are available in an exceptionally wide range of sizes to ensure a great fit for everyone.

What's in the PetiteKnit Collection at The Orry Mill?

Our PetiteKnit collection includes patterns and kits across the full breadth of the range:

Sweaters — iconic designs including Anker's Sweater, the Cloud Sweater, and the Storm Sweater, spanning DK through to chunky weight
Slipovers — enduringly popular styles including the Weekend Slipover, Lulu Slipover, Ingrid Slipover and more
Cardigans — from the ever-popular Novice Cardigan to more structured, tailored styles
Children's & Junior patterns — with a strong range of designs for babies, toddlers and older children
Accessories — including scarves, hoods, and cowls
Knitting notions — PetiteKnit's own-brand accessories including stitch holders and project bags

Most patterns are available as affordable digital downloads, and many of the most popular designs are also available as complete knitting kits, pairing the pattern with a recommended yarn selection.

Skill Levels

With 22 beginner patterns, 57 easy patterns, 101 intermediate designs, 37 advanced patterns and 10 expert-level projects in our current range, there is a PetiteKnit pattern suited to every stage of your knitting journey.

Yarn Weights Available

PetiteKnit designs span a wide range of yarn weights. The majority of patterns in our collection call for DK weight yarn (150 patterns), with strong representation across Aran (39), 4-ply (31), Chunky (13) and Lace (5). Browse our DK yarn, Aran yarn and 4-ply yarn collections to find the perfect match for your chosen pattern.

Why Buy PetiteKnit at The Orry Mill?

The Orry Mill is an independent yarn shop based in Eaglesham, Glasgow. We stock PetiteKnit patterns and kits alongside a hand-selected range of premium yarns from brands including Sandnes Garn, Knitting for Olive, Rowan, West Yorkshire Spinners and our own Orry Yarn — many of which are recommended yarns for PetiteKnit designs. Our knowledgeable team are on hand in-store and online to help you find the right yarn for your project.

Browse our full range of knitting patterns or explore all yarn by weight or fibre type.

Questions about PetiteKnit patterns

Where can I buy PetiteKnit patterns in Scotland?

The Orry Mill in Eaglesham, Glasgow is an official UK stockist of PetiteKnit patterns and kits. You can shop in-store or order online with free UK delivery on orders over £35. We carry one of the widest selections of PetiteKnit designs available from a UK independent yarn retailer.

What yarn should I use for PetiteKnit patterns?

PetiteKnit patterns typically recommend specific yarns, and most are designed around high-quality natural fibres. Many of the most popular designs call for DK or Aran weight merino or wool yarn. At The Orry Mill we stock a broad range of recommended yarns including Sandnes Garn, Knitting for Olive and our own Orry Yarn — a 100% merino DK spun in Bradford — which works beautifully for DK-weight PetiteKnit designs.

Are PetiteKnit patterns suitable for beginner knitters?

Yes. PetiteKnit has a strong range of beginner and easy-level patterns, with around 80 designs in the beginner and easy categories. Mette Wendelboe Okkels writes her patterns with exceptional clarity and step-by-step precision, making them highly accessible for newer knitters. The Novice Sweater and Novice Cardigan are popular starting points for knitters tackling their first garment.

Can I buy PetiteKnit kits in the UK?

Yes — The Orry Mill offers a wide selection of PetiteKnit knitting kits, pairing official PetiteKnit patterns with yarn to complete the project. Kits are available for some of the most popular designs and make ideal gifts for knitters. We ship to the UK and internationally, including the EU, USA, Canada and Australia.

What makes PetiteKnit patterns different from other knitting designers?

PetiteKnit patterns are known for their construction-led approach, clean modern aesthetic and exceptional pattern clarity. Founder Mette Wendelboe Okkels draws on her background in medicine to write instructions that are precise, logical and easy to follow at every skill level. Designs prioritise natural knitting flow and wearability, with most garments knitted in the round to minimise seaming — a quality that knitters consistently praise.