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Ribbed mittens are the ultimate in cosy elegance. Throw in a few cables and you’ve just elevated your accessory game!

This hat was designed with elegance and luxury in mind, because we all deserve a little of that, don’t we? Sartori was knitted using a single strand of mohair silk held with a light fingering weight yarn and the result is spectacular!

A fingering weight shawl in three colours with touch of peekaboo lace.

Resolutions are not for everyone and they don’t need to be big. Perhaps something as simple as resolving to knit more things that bring you joy, and make your heart sing is all you need. These socks will knit up quickly to keep your toes cosy and I hope they make you happy too!

Some days just cry out for a nice cosy pair of socks. These socks knit up quickly in worsted weight yarn, meaning you can get them on your feet in no time to keep the chill out.

Atlantic Sands is a shallow triangular shaped shawl which is knitted in the round and then cut open to form a fringed edge.

This long, three-colour, fingering weight cowl is designed to let the colours of your yarn shine like a torch. The different stitch patterns fit together like a knitting sampler, allowing you to play with colour placement and adjust the length of your cowl as you desire.

This hat was inspired by a summer spent on the Norwegian coast, fishing, hiking, enjoying campfire meals with family, and soaking in every aspect of the outdoors that we could manage. From our island home, in a single 360-degree turn, we could see snow-capped mountains and vast seas; In between were colourful houses and sprawling farms perched ...

Yarn dyers are geniuses, aren’t they? This shawl was designed in collaboration with the amazing team at To The Macks Yarn Co.

A beginner-friendly textured cowl knitted in two colours of DK weight yarn.

2020 changed life as we knew it for most of us around the globe. Pandemics tend to do that. And though we have all been affected differently, we are all in this together.

An Oversized shawl knitted with minis or leftovers and a contrasting colour.

Càbaill is the Scottish Gaelic word for cables. (pronounced CAH-bil)

An asymmetric triangular shawl with playful colours and chevrons.

There is nothing nicer on a chilly day than warming your hands up with a steaming cup of your favourite beverage. And with an extra layer of cosy wool between the cup and your palms, you can savour the heat for a little longer.

A single skein, fingering weight, crescent shaped shawl.

A cosy cowl with a circular colour-work motif and optional fringes. Cowls are the epitome of easy-to-wear accessories, just throw them on and forget them. This cowl’s colourwork design lends it an elegant dimension and the fringes give it a fabulous, playful edge. Knitted in any combination of colours you can put together and with, or without t...

This is a lightweight crescent-shaped shawl with simple lace and engaging stripes.

A cosy top-down sock pattern using fingering weight yarn. Based on the traditional Argyll pattern, this sock features a cable and lace panel with a coordinating twisted stitch pattern. A yarn and a pattern, perfectly paired, like a wee dram on Hogmanay.

As we move through the seasons of our life, people come and go. If we are lucky, the very best soul-matches are the ones who stay constant.