This jumper encompasses more than one technique, all of which are clearly explained. Starting at the neck with a provisional cast on, the yoke is raglan shaped and knit in one colour. An Estonian braid is used to separate the panels with two colours being used in helical knitting style. The hem of both the body of the jumper and the short sleev...

A deceptively simple little Twinset with a short sleeved top (fitted and non-fitted versions in pattern) and a matching cardigan which is edged with a Latvian braid and an I-cord cast off. The jumper has a Latvian braid around the neck, sleeves and bottom edge and can be made in short or long sleeves. One 20g contrast skein is required for the ...

This wrap is constructed by working two identical mosaic oblongs which are then knit together using a 3 needle bind off along the back seam and the front edges are then finished with an i-cord cast off. The finished dimensions are 190x110cm, although as it is worked on a 16st repeat it is easy to size up or down. Five colours are used in this p...

This is a open sided pop over type body warmer/jumper constructed bottom up with grafted shoulder seams. There is a easily memorised cable pattern in the centre worked over 24 rows. I used two shades of a red 4ply held together. However if you want to knit in DK that’s fine and metreage is 1209m

A big and baggy jumper knitted top down and in the round in stocking stitch with raglan shaping

A classic mosaic scarf/wrap worked in two strongly contrasting 4 ply yarns and 3mm needles

This is a hat, scarf/cowl and fingerless mitts knit in mosaic

Scarf in mosaic stitch in various designs. Needs 2 strongly contrasting yarns and 3mm needles

This jumper is knitted using 2x400m main colour; 1x400m main contrast and 9x80m of various contrast - all 4ply yarn and using 3mm needles

This jumper is intended to showcase Advent Calendar yarn or to use up odds and ends! The main colour takes 3 (3, 4) 100gm balls of 4ply yarn and each stripe uses a maximum of 10 grams of yarn. It is designed to be a big, baggy, layer-it-up jumper and comes in three different sizes, fitting from 32” up to 50” at the under arms.

This is a basic ‘beanie’ type hat with a twist. The edge is constructed in a narrow band, using cables, which can be grafted into a circle or sewn. Stitches are then picked up and the rest of the hat made in stocking stitch. A jaunty pom-pom finishes it off - details of where pom-pom was purchased are also given. It’s knit using two strands of ...

This is a top down cardigan, worked with both fronts and back in one piece. The sleeves are added after the body is complete and are knit in the round, this reducing the amount of sewing up required once the knitting is complete. It is meant to be made with 5/6 mini skeins (20gms each) plus two 100gm balls of the main colour but is equally a go...

This is a heavy-weight cardigan/jacket knitted entirely in mosaic stitch. It’s a top-down construction with the two fronts and back worked in one from a yoke with sleeves added which are knitted in the round so ultimately there’s minimal sewing up at the end. Because it’s mosaic it does have quite a level of stretch to it and I have found the m...

Triangular pattern which starts from centre top and increases from both ends and both sides of a centre stitch. Includes bands of plain garter stitch with individual bands of three different - and easy - lace stitches. The lace part is charted but clearly explained and also provides an easy introduction into lace knitting from a chart.

Large, shallow curved shawl with a knitted-on edging.

This pattern was originally designed for a mosaic knit-a-long class that I ran in Lincolnshire. The idea is that you will learn five, increasingly complex, mosaic patterns that together produce a beautiful shawl, but also form useful techniques that can be used in other projects. In addition two specific edgings are also provided, meaning you c...

Asymmetrical triangular shawl size approx 200 x 50 cms after blocking.

A gently curved shawl using a very simple slip stitch mosaic pattern. Finished size 200 cms x 30cms.

This is the shawl pattern you need, if like me you tend to keep lots of left over yarns. It is knit using garter stitch alternated with a simple open lace pattern and produces an asymmetric triangle of approx 160 x 120cm once lightly blocked.

This is a dramatic, colour-led shawl which produces a stylish, triangular, yarn version of a summer sunset.

This shawl is worked in blocks of Slipped Garter Stitch and two lace patterns, Daisy Stitch and Aster Stitch, with the intention of making a shawl that gives the effect of a summer breeze over an overgrown meadow full of flowers and grasses.

This shawl is triangular shaped, starting with a narrow beginning and slowly increasing in size. It is worked in alternating broad stripes of two different, simple, lace patterns each worked in contrasting colours.

Harvest in the Wolds is a 3 panelled, semi circular shawl knit mostly in stocking (stockinette) stitch interspersed with lace sections.

This shawl is a triangular shawl knitted from 3 stitches and increasing every other row. It is knitted mostly in garter stitch but features a simple two colour mosaic section which is ‘shadowed’ by a following easy four row repeat lace section.

A large shawl featuring concentric circles which separate the individual colour from a 4 x 50 gm gradient set. Once blocked it will be approx 200cm x 50cm (at the widest part). Please note that this shawl looks best when it is blocked to produce a straight top edge and accentuate the concentric half circles.

Asymmetrical triangle shape with a ridged edge and top knit in garter stitch throughout and four colours.

A shallow shawl knit from the centre with garter stitch main body and concentric lace half circles to produce a gently draping shawl that’s suitable for wrapping up warmly in winter or a shoulder cover for milder days. Although the shawl is made with 4ply yarn and 3mm needles it is suitable to be made in any gauge yarn as long as the appropriat...