A stranded knit pattern to produce a QR code in DK weight yarn that links to the Knitting & Crochet Guild website. This can be made as a standalone item or incorporated into your own patterns for sweaters, hats, scarves, etc. Anything that helps publicise the Knitting & Crochet Guild and its work.

These mitts were inspired by a pair of two colour gloves auctioned by Bonham’s in 2014, which were similar to those knitted in Sanquhar, Scotland. They had the date of 1818 knitted into the palms, and a small chequer board pattern in the hand and fingers. The pattern round the wrist was also found on these very special, old gloves.

A shower of dots cascade down these elegantly textured socks, creating an impression of raindrops gently falling.

Bubbles emerge from columns of ribbing in this wonderful unisex hat, that is finished with an optional pom-pom.

Horwood is a casual unixex hat with a decorative cable and moss stitch striped pattern.

Sea Shells is a design inspired by the abundance of crustaceans found around the British coastland amongst tangles of seaweed and hiding in sheltered rock pools.

Yan Tan Tether is a design inspired by the traditional sheep counting system used in the Yorkshire Dales, immortalised in this wonderful song: Yan Tan Tether