Iced Hearts is a light weight sweater with a subtle colour work yoke inspired by iced gingerbread hearts. Iced Hearts is worked from the bottom up to the underarms, the sleeves are then worked up to the underarm, joined to the body and the yoke is worked up to the neck edge, working optional short rows into the colour work design.

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The Frosted Leaves Blouse is a round neck, cropped length sweater with a leaf lace yoke which is trimmed with a leaf lace edging. It is inspired by the beautiful shirtwaists of the Edwardian era, reimagined in soft, comforting knitting.

The Frosted leaves hat is inspired by the beautiful shapes created by the ice on frozen leaves on a cold frosty morning.

What makes the sweater Betagen by designer Theresa Shingler so much fun to knit is its Chevron pattern. The classic zigzag colour pattern is popular in fashion design to create statement pieces. Our heathered yarn Manx Merino Fine gives the design a special vividness through its subtle light-dark reflexes. For Betagen, we have chosen the grey s...

New Growth Shawl

Deganwy, is now available to purchase as an individual pattern from Theresa Shingler Knits Ravelry store, it is still available from Making Stories as part of the Making Stories Magazine issue 2.

When designing this hat I knew that I wanted to create something fun and joyous, and what could be more fun than a hat inspired by bright, colourful building bricks?

The Aberdovey Gansey is very much inspired by the traditional fishing ganseys knit up and down the coasts of the UK and worn by hard-working fisherfolk.

This deceptively simple top is an easy-to-wear, contemporary design that showcases a lattice and fan-lace shoulder. The exaggerated raglan decreases form a butterfly-like line that gives this must-have top an added dose of elegance.

In the dark days of late autumn, there is nothing I like more mid-afternoon as the light starts to fade that a cup of coffee and a small sweet treat. Both in picking the yarn colours and the stitch pattern for this design my thoughts were very much turned to creating that feeling of cosiness, warmth and self-care, from that this this design was...

The Granary Twist sock is a classic cable sock with the twist at the toe as the cable moves across and centres over the toes.

This is the third and final pattern in my Summer of Socks 2017 ebook

This is the second pattern in my Summer of Socks 2017 ebook

This is the first pattern in my Summer of Socks 2017 ebook

The New Hope Hat has been designed as response to the refugee crisis engulfing Europe during 2015. Many, many migrants have lost their lives at sea trying to reach the safety of European shores.

The Sheer Droplet top was inspired by the beads of condensation that form on and run down the sides of a glass of ice cold water on a hot day. The sheer panel up the back and at the front cowl neck are formed by dropped stitches that give an open and airy droplet effect.

Banded Loom Hat has been designed to play nicely with variegated and self striping sock yarn. I know that I’m not the only knitter with skeins of yarn that are too pretty, not robust enough or just not calling out to be socks; try this pattern to showcase your favourite yarns and bring out the beauty within the skein.

Golden Hat is a split brim hat in a simple, twisted, cable-like stitch with a slouchy, open-work cable spiral crown.

The Abscission sock is an ankle-length sock with a lacy leaf pattern beginning at the cuff, travelling down over the heel, and ending in a leaf motif on the instep.

Robotix is a futuristic helmet inspired headpiece, hopefully in that genre, both wearable and conceptual, optimistic and a little playful. The textured ribs, or tubes, form the scaffolding, from which the rest of the design hangs.

This retro inspired ski hat began to take shape as I looked for a way to combine a beautifully outsized pompom and slip stitch mosaic colour work. Although the effect is richly textured and looks complicated, it’s deceptively simple with only one colour used per round as the pattern is created using slipped stitches.

I designed these Wristers to be a cheerful counterpoint to the dark, cold days of January. I must admit that after the excitement of New Year and the holidays, and a glut of present knitting, there is nothing I like better than a cheerful and selfish knit for myself. These little Foxy Friends knits are just the thing to add a touch of woodland ...

Purchase both the Winter Wonderland Hood and Muff and receive a £2.00 discount - previous purchases apply.

Purchase both the Winter Wonderland Hood and Muff and receive a £2.00 discount - previous purchases applicable.