A deceptively simple pattern, the Astrid scarf has a knit base using the intarsia method, with flowers which are crocheted, then sewn on. Base pattern is charted.

The original sample used Fyberspates Chunky BFL, which is now discontinued. An alternative yarn you could use is Brown Sheep Lamb’s Pride Bulky.

You will need 2 balls each of 2 colours in Lanaloft Sport.

Apologies, there is an error in the pattern: please knit 3 rows for each folding line (starting with a RS row).

This is a reversible, quick to knit, unisex beanie that takes one ball of Lanaloft Sport. I call it the Dash In, Dash Out Beanie for the simple dash pattern, and because I can imagine making several in different colours to make sure I have at least one to choose from, as I dash back in the house, because it’s cold enough to need a hat, then das...

Use any DK weight yarn to knit this stretchy cosy beanie hat for all the family.

Knit this snuggly scarf in any DK yarn, perfect for all the family.

This is an updated version of the pattern that was printed in Knit Today (March 2007) as “Fishy Feet” (with a slightly different gauge).

Geometric progression is a sequence of numbers which is produced by multiplying the previous one by a number referred to as the common ratio.

Layers of leaves grow from a netted trellis, which gives this stole plenty of swing and drape. Named for Kissiae, the Ivy Nymph. Play with

“Korkusa is a small to medium-sized shawl which is knit from the top down, and finished with a crochet picot cast off. The shawl features a traditional lace band - a simple motif inspired by classic stitch patterns.”

The delicate cabling gives a sophisticated structure to this beret. Reminiscent of Tibetan crowns and lotus petals, it will make you feel like a queen

Requires 3 balls of Lanaloft Sport. An easy to remember stitch pattern quickly works up into a softly scaly looking scarf.

A casual beanie is a must have for any wardrobe, and this easy triangle stitch pattern is designed to suit both men and women equally well.

These easily adaptable cushions are perfect for adding a splash of colour and a ray of sunshine to any gloomy corner of your home.

Yarn needed: 3 balls of main colour and 1 of contrast colour.

The second pattern in the Magpielly Solid Sock Club. Will be available to non club members after the club has finished.

I like to have my hands uncovered in the winter, but find I get cold much more quickly if the chill can get in up my sleeves. These toasty wrist warmers are perfect for keeping your hands warm but your fingers free: useful for shopping, driving, writing or knitting.