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The Renewal Poncho was born from the yarn itself – a sumptuous blend of alpaca, silk and cashmere in shades of glowing scarlet, burnished gold and deep, smoky purple-grey – a colourway called Phoenix.

Use a pretty skein of hand dyed aran yarn to knit up this cosy cowl in no time.

A cosy cowl with a soft drape thanks to using the slightly larger needle size which is sure to keep you warm wherever your adventures take you.

Snowdon is an asymmetric triangle shaped shawl which knits up quickly in aran / worsted weight yarn.

I was listening to the radio when designing this pattern and the song We Care A Lot by Faith No More came on. Whilst this style of music may not be everyone’s cup of tea, the words ‘We Care A Lot’ summed up exactly how I was feeling and why I was creating this design in the first place.

Three Wishes is a shallow and elongated crescent shaped shawl with a pretty frill along the bottom edge.

This is the perfect pattern for gift knitting but it’s so much fun you’ll want one for yourself too.

This super-speedy cowl can be knit in just a few hours and is so snuggly you won’t want to take it off.

Còsagach means feeling snug, warm and cosy, it’s like the Scottish equivalent to Hygge and this is exactly how you will feel when you wrap the Còsagach shawl around your shoulders.

Growing from a garter tab cast on, this shawl begins with a squishy garter stitch body, moves into twirling cables and finishes off with a cable and lace border reminiscent of open arms awaiting a hug.

Like the shawl of the same name the journey through this cowl begins with a squishy garter stitch tube, moves into twirling cables and finishes off with a cable and lace border reminiscent of open arms awaiting a hug.

This boomerang shaped shawl is a very quick and easy knit