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This Gansey inspired cardigan is knitted bottom up on circular needles, back and fronts together. The garment is then split at the underarms and the back and fronts knitted separately to the shoulders. The shoulders are shaped with German short rows and joined together with a 3 needle cast off on the right side which gives a visible seam.

Cosy fingerless gloves inspired by the traditional patterns of Gansey jumpers, which have always fascinated me, & I have adapted this pattern from my Gansey Headband, in the Covid Lockdown 2020.

A simple knit on a Chunky/Bulky machine. I used a Brother KH260.

A compilation of patterns to help you knit a variety of hats & fingerless gloves on the Standard Gauge machine. I used a Brother KH881 without a ribber.

A light weight summer cardigan which looks great over a dress or strappy vest & jeans. It is great for holidays, festivals, or weddings as it takes up so little space or weight.

A swingy, lightweight waistcoat with a relaxed fit & asymmetrical sides.

A colourful tea cosy with a 2 colour rib which makes a thick fabric to keep your tea hot!

A quirky little cottage tea cosy that’s practical, yet fun, quick and easy to make.

A cosy headband inspired by the traditional patterns of Gansey jumpers, and shaped ‘gusset’ style, to button at the back with a Welsh slate button.