30% of the proceeds from the sale of the Hairst pattern will go to the Shetland Amenity Trust. To read more about them and why we have decided to donate, click here.

This is quite possibly my most worn hand knit and it just so happens to be the easiest thing I have ever made as well. Ten years ago I set out to teach myself to knit with my left hand and designed this simple shawl, knit completely in seed stitch, to build up my muscle memory.

This pattern was designed to help those knitting a yoked sweater for the first time. It is knit from the bottom up in three pieces (body and two sleeves) and then joined to create a yoke. The simple body and sleeves, all knit in stocking stitch in the round, gives the knitter time to begin practicing knitting with their non dominant hand before...

Kasketenn means ‘hat’ in Breton, the native language of the Bretagne region (Brittany in English) on the western coast of France. This hat and the yarn it is made from were both born and raised in Bretagne. Inspired by the sailing culture of the region, the Kasketenn is a perfect hat for those first cool days of autumn or just when it starts to...