Launch sale : 25% off, no coupon code needed!

Launch sale : 25% off, no coupon code needed!

A classic baby cardigan worked in pieces and seamed, featuring a simple texture reminiscent of strawberry seeds.

Speyside is knit sideways on straight or circular needles before being seamed into a tube with using Kitchener Stitch. Stitches are then picked up at the crown and at the brim to finish off.

Wooler Road is knit bottom-up and in the round. The hip circumference is 4” wider than the chest circumference to create a relaxed A-line silhouette. There are two whimsical colorwork motifs to choose from: a Saxony spinning wheel and an upright castle spinning wheel.

A mosaic of floral tiles that are knit in portable units of 6 petals. Perfect for sock yarn odds and ends or advent calendar mini skeins (each petal uses approximately 2.5g of fingering weight yarn).

Northumberland is a triangular top-down shawl knit in either DK or fingering-weight yarn - instructions for both weights are included. Short strands float in a slip stitch lace pattern emphasising the beautiful variegation of hand-dyed yarns and little knots add textural interest to more subdued tonal yarns. Pattern is both written and charted.

Unassuming and easy to dress up or down, Rafaëlle’s trapezoid shape is knit sideways from tip to tip. An 18-stitch lace panel with small nupps (achieved by a simple wrapped-stitch technique) and a picot edge are its only embellishments. Two types of pattern instructions are provided for your choosing: abridged with chart and row-by-row.

A swingy, breezy A-line top perfect for late summer, early

In English naval history , an “old salt” is an experienced sailor and teller of sea stories. Inspired by seafaring stories passed down through generations, this gansey-style shawl transitions from one stitch pattern to the next while framed in soft waves.

Squishy garter stitch and wee bobbles, based on my Cadboro tam pattern.

Glenvalley is my idea of a compromise between the really plain knits loved ones often request and the more interesting textures and shapes I truly love to knit.

Un béret au point mousse avec de petites noppes délicates pour une texture qui plait aussi bien à l’œil qu’au toucher.