The Galatea Pullover with its straightforward chevron pattern creates a breathable, comfortable piece wearable all year round. The cotton blend yarn has a very nice drape which is accentuated by the garment’s exaggerated circumference. The body is worked top down, first in the round, then combining short rows to create the asymmetrical draped c...

The dress is made in reverse St st. Ideal for knitters that prefer the purl st. Worked from bottom up in rounds on a circular needle, starting with a scalloped stitch followed by decreases to the yoke. The yoke is worked back & forth for a wider opening which is then closed with two sewn buttons (1cm big).

The vest is designed to be incredibly versatile. You can wear it two-ways, so it really doesn’t matter how you put it on!

These gloves can be worn in two different ways: keyhole showing your palm or your wrist. Add a bit of glamour to your everyday life!

The bonnet is made by knitting the cabled brim and then the stitches are picked-up and worked back and forth in rows on circular needle using St st. The stitches are then joined and the crown shaping is worked in the round.

The gloves are made by knitting two cuffs that are then joined and knit together. They form the base from which the gloves are built.