The Rosa handknit trellis and moss design jacket for toddlers up to about 4 years, 2 sizes written.

KNITFIELD Horse Shoe Throw or Blanket by Designer Edel MacBride

The Love Scarf is inspired by the traditional Aran Zig Zag design, signifying the ups and downs of married life or life in general! There is one cable on the outside of each Zig Zag signifying the individual and two cables centre, symbolising togetherness. The rice stitch or broken rib edges may be expanded for more width or more cables added t...

The first of a pattern collection newly designed and written by Edel MacBride as part of an Aran knitting revival project.

A written pattern with abbreviations (no charts)

This aran inspired and fashionable shoulder cape will make a stylish day or evening option. Knit here in a blend of kid mohair and wool spun locally for us in Donegal it is warm and eye catching.

This cabled hat has been a collection silhouette for many years and a real family favourite. The written pattern IP was never made available until now, is fact there was none, we just knit them. it now has the benefit of tweaks over the years too. I enjoyed the process of refining it for publication.

A fun project suitable for leftovers as it takes about 50g or 100yds of yarn. Pattern is worked in two shades of Donegal wool tweed and a 4.5 mm crochet hook. The pattern will work in most yarns suitable for a 4 or 4.5 hook.

An 8 stitch repeat structure over 12 rows of pattern (increasing and decreasing on rows 3 and 9 only). All other rows are knit and purl only.

A great basic pattern that will work for a traditional Christening garment (you may want to make it longer), or work as a cape for a flower girl or first communion attire. Designed to be made from one 100g ball of Dk cotton, the pattern is most economical and speedy to produce.

Mini errata on sleeve:

Inspired by a love of Indian Horse Blankets and the real warmth and holistic properties of wool, especially Irish Spun!!

Whether your style is Renaissance or country girl, this is a great alternative to jewellery for Autumn/Winter. We are teaming with tee-shirts, wool hipster skirts and boots but it’ll take you to any seasons glam event.

The Rita was inspired by a knitting friend who kept bringing me old patterns asking if I could adapt them as she wanted a car coat style. Also she wanted not too much aran! I decided it would be faster to make up a new jacket. She knit a beautiful pink tweed one and I can tell you the notes have been improved greatly from that first one.

A great beginner or improver project. Knit in 2 pieces this makes a great winter wool layer, very trendy.

We used 100% Donegal Tweed to knit this two piece poncho..

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A beautiful capelet that can be worn straight or draped casually over one shoulder. Add some style to any outfit!

This cowl may be worn folded with the cut out curve to the front or side of neck. Alternatively it may be worn as a single tube bringing it up over the ears and head, to do this put it on ‘upside down’ with the cutaway going over the head last and to the front. It will sit neatly under the chin.

We have used one main colour and one contrast. The contrast is for the bobble and the knit ribbon. Feel free to use another ribbon form, not knit.

The Letters Beret or Tam was inspired by a message from a movie wardrobe department looking for an Irish Look beret,

I have knit this blanket for a good few years, it has been gifted and sold at our store too.