This hat is knitted sideways, with the crown shaping formed by short rows / wrap and turn. The pattern includes full instructions for this technique. Worked flat, this hat is suitable for an adventurous beginner.

This hat was inspired by the gazebos along the river Lea at Ware, Hertfordshire. These delightful little buildings were mostly built in the 18th and 19th centuries by merchants wanting some respite from their hectic lives in this busy market town. They must have been lovely, peaceful retreats.

Those of us lucky enough to live within reach of the River Lea in Hertfordshire can enjoy a ramble along its banks. This pretty river is full of variety and twists and turns: one minute you are walking through woods, another you have a long view over the marshes or farmland. A hat like this one will keep you warm and snug on your walks and the ...

A classic combo of lace and twisted stitches, this slouchy hat uses simple stitches to make a light and airy garment that is perfect for a spring outing. It stretches to fit most adult heads.

This hat is a great introduction to knitting in the round; knitted to a slightly tighter gauge than usual to help repel wet weather. It also has a brim to keep the raindrops out of your eyes and off your specs. The simple texture makes for a fun knit.

This hat was inspired by some stunning art-deco

This beret was inspired by the beautiful textures in traditional Guernsey Fishermen’s jumpers. The jaunty textures suggested the hat also needed to sit at a jaunty angle, so it became a beret. Wear it with flair and a spring in your step!

This cowl is feather-light and delightfully soft due to the beautiful Rowan Alpaca/Cotton yarn. It uses a pretty lace design and a few beads to create something stylish and fun to wear. I love to wear simple cowls like this to brighten up a t-shirt or to close the gap at the neckline of my coat.

This cowl is an exploration of slipped stitches, showing how they can produce both fascinating textures and exciting colourwork designs. The central section uses only one colour per row making this an ideal project for a knitter who wishes to take their first steps in colourwork.

Superluminal: denoting or having a speed greater than that of light.

A simple beret or beanie hat designed to show off a special skein of hand-dyed rainbow yarn. Although it was intended for the limited-edition colourway “Fruju” by Highland Handmades, any variegated or self-striping yarn should look good.