What’s better than colourwork or cables? How about colourwork AND cables! This delightful Christmas themed hat combines the two techniques in a unique pattern that is not nearly as difficult as it first looks. And there is no intarsia involved!

Sometimes those purl stitches look too good to leave on the inside of a cowl. Add in some movement with cables and you have yourself one happening cowl!

Sometimes those purl stitches look too good to leave on the inside of a hat. Add in some movement with cables and you have yourself one happening hat!

A small shoulder shawl that incorporates both stocking stitch and lace, with a picot border. Nothing super tricky but enough to keep you interested while knitting it.

It has lace. It has garter stripes. It has an interesting way of increasing in the body. What is not to love with this shawl? Take those two skeins of DK you have been longing to use together and make something special

Striking by name, striking by nature! This asymmetrical shawl uses short rows to create blocks of colour that are sure to get you noticed.

A distinctive shawl with a hood - wear the hood up to keep the world out or keep it around your neck as a distinctive collar.