This is a companion pattern to the 4 ply/fingering version already published.

Start of the knitting season - 10% reduction for 10 days. #RibbleCowl

Counterchange is a term for a pattern whereby the colours of the motif and its ground are reversed in another part of the design to balance the elements. The Tiles pattern used here is from the Barbara G Walker book, Mosaic Knitting, published in 1997.

This lovely baby blanket was created with an Italian American theme. The blanket aims to reflect one feature from the two cultures. The colours are inspired by Italian cuisine (lemons and olives) and the design is based on a traditional American log cabin quilt. It is not, however, worked in separate panels but from end to end with the varied m...

Widening Gyre is a phrase coined by the Irish poet, W B Yeats, in the opening line of his post-war apocalyptic poem, The Second Coming. A gyre is a circular motion or form and so describes this spiral scarf.

Tanilba Bay is a beautiful shallow bay in the Port Stephens area of Australia. It is flat and at low tide there are rivulets and pools of water left. Wading birds including the Eastern Curlew can be seen all along the bay feeding.

The Spring Tide headband has a motif of gentle waves created with a double pattern of 12 stitches with 3 stitch stockinette borders.

Cirrus Curls is a quick DK hat with a twisted rib and cable design, that will keep your ears toasty and warm no matter what the weather.

Comfort with soft flowing drapes means this easy to knit shawl is there for any occasion. Anas Crecca is the Latin name for the Eurasian Teal; a stunning small duck that has a flash of teal under its wing.

The wrap has a garter stitch border with a welt stitch end, and simple but effective repeated rows of eyelets to create a wrap that provides stylish drapes as well as snug wrapping.