This is the DK version of the Jervis gloves - a little warmer, a little quicker to knit!

The Jervis gloves are a perfect project for that special skein of fingering-weight yarn (we all have one - or ten…)

With a simple colourwork zigzag detail on the front and an eye-catching thumb gusset construction on the palm-side, the Ziggy Wristers make for a fun knit that doesn’t require TOO much bandwidth. And they’re perfect if (like me!) you want to brush up on those colourwork skills…

The perfect project for that special skein of sock yarn, the Emmeline mitts are a quick knit - making them perfect for a last-minute gift (or a treat for yourself). The twisted rib pattern makes for a snug fit, and the mitts are stretchy enough to accommodate different hand sizes. That said, the pattern still includes three different sizes.

This elegant lace cowl is worked in the round, from the top down. Starting with a folded picot edge, the cowl increases in circumference as you work through the lace charts.

These gloves are perfect for showing off beautiful variegated yarns. The pattern includes instructions for long elegant gloves, romantic ruffled gloves and flared wrist cuffs - all sized for woman’s S, M and L.

When you grow tired of trying to keep scarves and shawls in place on blustery autumn days, this flared neckwarmer offers an elegant alternative. Knitted in the round from the bottom up, it begins with a scalloped edge and grows into an all-over candle flame lace pattern. Knit it in sock yarn at a looser gauge than usual for a fluid fabric that ...

An elegant cowl for blustery autumn days.