This triangular shaped shawl consists of 3 repeating sections of garter stitch, scallop stitch and garter ridges on a stockinette background to create a delicately textured but soft fine knit shawl. You can make it as big or as small as you like by simply adding more repeats and using more yarn. Gauge does not really matter for this shawl, but ...

These fingerless mittens combine seed stitch cuffs with a horn cable design (inspired by trees and nature and spring). They’re worked in the round using Aran weight yarn; I’ve used Mariners with wool in pesto green, as it was what I had in my stash but you can use any yarn (they don’t take much yarn and are quick to knit up so are good for stas...

This is a snug cowl designed so you can pull it closely over your chin to keep you cosy and warm. It is a simple colourwork design worked in the round. I’ve used Drops Lima (35% alpaca, 65% wool-hence alpaca-alpaca!) which makes it extra soft and squishy, but any DK would work.

I’ve used Drops Lima (65% wool, 35% alpaca) for this simple colourwork pattern which creates an extra soft squishy texture, but any DK yarn could be used. This is a snug close fitting cowl, designed so it can be pulled up over your chin to keep you cosy and warm.