Susan Campbell

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Knitting: Pullover
My grandson calls this my “happy jumper”! Knitted in bright mouth-watering colours it was inspired by some early spring anemones and hyacinths. It will brighten up the dullest of days
Knitting: Cardigan
Sophie Circular Cardigan in Double Knit
Knitting: Vest
This very attractive waistcoat is made by simply knitting a large bock in stocking stitch which is then bonded to a piece of fabric. In the illustrated version I have used Sirdar Crofter double Knit and a piece of plain silk, but the waistcoat works equally well with a plain double knit yarn and a colourful fabric.
Knitting: Pullover
Opio, a favourite tunic named after a favourite village in southern France. Knitted here in cool calm blues, just the thing when the sun goes down. Or work it in vivid, hot, colours and a sparkling stained glass window springs to mind.
Knitting: Cardigan
This chunky knit cardigan came into being by default. I purposely didn’t take any knitting with me on a trip to Napier in New Zealand as I decided I would have a ‘real’ holiday. A few days in and my hands couldn’t stay still, and my sketch book was filling up with ideas. Napier cardigan is the unplanned result. This is a lovely, warm, cuddly, g...
Knitting: Cardigan
I named this cardigan Lazy Days because that’s precisely when I wear it! It’s the first cardigan I haul out on a chilly evening and it invariably lodges on the top of my picnic basket on a British summer’s day.
Knitting: Cardigan
Kaleidoscope cardigan in three versions; knitted in a wide rib pattern, it can be plain, or with knitted or fabric and ribbon embellishments. This is a very versatile garment, easy to knit and when embellished, definitely a head turner. For a stunning evening jacket, knit up in black and embellish with gold or silver fabric and ribbons and add ...
Knitting: Cardigan
Kaffe Fassett, my hero, the knitting genius that taught me to break the rules! This has to be one of my all-time favourites, neat and dressy with an undeniable ‘wow’ factor
Knitting: Coat / Jacket
This chunky little jacket is as much fun to wear as it is to make. It’s so easy and so quick to knit. Version one has a wider front band which turns over to form a collar. Version two, has a narrower band that lays into the neck and hints of vintage style.
Knitting: Coat / Jacket
I wanted a coat that would be warm enough to wear in the late spring and early autumn. I’ve chosen black and white because I wanted something smart without losing the ‘wow’ factor. Here I have chosen many different patterns for the pattern panels, some of the motifs are gleaned from a variety of pattern books and thus subject to copy write. I h...
Knitting: Cardigan
One of my favourite jackets, Fiesta really does call out for a rich combination of yarn and fabric. Here I have worked it in the jewel-like colours designed by Kaffe Fassett (Colourscape by Rowan). If such richness is not your thing, try creamy white with a subtle mix of neutrals – a classic. The garment itself is very easy and quick to knit.
Knitting: Pullover
This tunic is a firm favourite with my pretty daughters-in-law, flattering, and loose fitting, with excellent drape, it’s declared to be smart cosy and warm.
Knitting: Pullover
Knitted, jumper with bias trim. This little top named after a good friend and wonderful knitter, can be knitted with either long or three quarter length sleeves, the hip level tie makes it a very flattering easy-to-wear style.
Knitting: Cardigan
Circular Cardigan in Chunky Knit
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Cardigan
And long live childhood in this cute Tricolore Jacket and Hat
Knitting: Pullover
The child’s version of my ‘happy’ jumper, has a simple ‘block pattern which is outlined afterwards with knitted piping. It looks great in varying shades of blue or pink, it has a nice wide neck opening with a buttoned shoulder so small people won’t get their hair pulled when taking it on and off.
Knitting: Cardigan
Because of the deliberate circular shaping; this little jacket fits like a dream and mummy can have one too (see Adult collection)
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Coat / Jacket
Fly the flag and put a smile on small faces with this cute Union Jack Jacket and Hat
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Peek-a-boo or Peek-a-bow makes any sweetheart look even sweeter.
Knitting: Pullover
This little jumper was originally called stained glass windows and, when in really bright colours, it certainly earns such a name. But when I knitted it up in varying shades of blue, I decided to call it Opio after a village in France which is dear to my heart. Once again I have designed it with a buttoned shoulder so that it is easy to get on ...
Knitting: Beret, Tam
Oh la-la cute french beret for a very cute baby.
Knitting: Cardigan
Just like mummy’s; this version of Napier is created just for little people. It has the same warmth and style as the adults’ version, it’s very quick and easy to knit and a delight to embellish.
Knitting: Cardigan
Made up of little motifs squares with a nautical theme - all stitched together to form the outer jacket with a smooth knitted lining to keep out the chill.
Knitting: Cardigan
A cute little version of the adult Kaffe named for Kaffe Fassett, my hero, the knitting genius that taught me to break the rules! A simple design with the added ‘Wow’ factor, the applique is, of course optional.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A snug hat for winter days with a hint of christmas cheer.
Knitting: Cardigan
Chunky little jacket in two versions with (optional) fabric trim, very quick to knit and a firm favourite with all generations. Version one has a wide front band which turns into a small collar. Version two has moss stitch bands and lays snug against the neck with a hint of thirty’s style. See Adult’s Hesper for version two.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
All the fun of the fare in this cute hat with a swirl
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Coat / Jacket
U.S.A Jacket and Hat
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
A touch of harvest in winter! Put a smile on big peoples faces with a small persons poppy hat!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This cute little hat has an inner lining that keeps the hat in place and keeps small people warm.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Bring a smile with the season - Buttercup hat conjures up a sunny meadow in the depths of winter and keeps this little flower warm too.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
What sight more uplifting than a wood filled with bluebells? here’s a sweet bluebell hat crafted by the fairies especially for a sweet flower babe.
Knitting: Cardigan
Fiesta really does have a carnival quality about it, bright vivid colours that children love and really warn and snugly too – a perfect combination.
Knitting: Onesies
Forget lace and frills, this romper is perfect for the modern babe. There’s a perfect pink rose for the girls and a charming chalk-blue butterfly for the boys. This romper definitely should not be saved just for Naming and Christening Ceremonies. Just like the small person wearing it, it’s a show piece.
Knitting: Pullover
The child’s Antibes has a little bit of a nautical theme and is designed to match the adults Antibes. It’s not difficult to knit, but a row counter will be essential!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque, Cardigan
Vive la France meets God Save The Queen, this cute mix of the English and French flags is a must have for the jet setting babe.
Knitting: Cardigan
This child’s version of Alice couldn’t be simpler to knit. The body is created by knitting a large circle, which incorporate a snug warm collar. It takes only a few hours to knit. The bias on the edging is optional but gives a great excuse to add contrasting colours and makes the garment as individual as each small person that wears it.
Knitting: Coat / Jacket
Cute dungarees and matching coat with contrast picot edging and back detail in 3 sizes. A must for the smart babe around town!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This little flower heralds new life after a long winter - the hat looks good too.