Sue Howarth
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Knitting: Cardigan
The Ada cardigan is knitted in one piece from the top down. The body of the cardigan is knitted flat, although circular needles are used to accommodate the shaping. Left and right leaning increases are used to shape the raglan sleeves and a few short rows are used to shape the neck. After dividing for the body and sleeves, an easy-to-work lace ...
Knitting: Pullover
This is a super sweater as it is an easy knit with impressive results! Using just rib and stocking stitch the sweater is made in in pieces for seaming, and features a dropped sleeve, which means there is no armhole or sleeve head shaping, and the sleeves are easy to sew in place. Choose your colours and stripes carefully, and even a beginner ca...
Knitting: Booties
Accessories for babies make great gifts and are quick to knit using small amounts of left-over yarn. These use two shades of DK weight yarn, although you could, of course, knit the whole bootee in the same colour.
Knitting: Mittens
Accessories for babies make great gifts and are quick to knit using small amounts of left-over yarn. These use two shades of DK weight yarn, although you could, of course, knit the whole mitten in the same colour.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Accessories for babies make great gifts and are quick to knit using small amounts of left-over yarn. This hat uses two shades of DK weight yarn, although you could, of course, knit it entirely in the same colour.
Knitting: Washcloth / Dishcloth
Have you cottoned on that washcloths are a great eco-friendly alternative to nylon scrubbies? And since they are a very quick and easy knit, you can make them in different colours so each member of the family can have their own. Teamed with a bar of lovely handmade soap they also make great gifts!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Trad Hat is based on traditional Aran patterns and uses very simple cables on a reverse stocking stitch background with moss stitch infill.
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
The arched gussets in these mittens reminded me of a vaulted ceiling. They are formed by simple M1L/M1R increases, strategically placed. The patterns are made from a simple cable and some twisted stitches, all easy to remember and execute.
Knitting: Gloves
These gloves work up quickly in double knitting yarn and the double moss stitch textured hand adds extra warmth. The pattern is suitable for any double knitting weight yarn - I recommend a high wool content for warmth!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I was born in Lancashire and I have lived here all my life. For a ‘Lancashire Lass’ like me, Pendle Hill looms large both on the landscape and in local legend. Whether you believe the tales about Lancashire witches or not, a walk up Pendle Hill is to be enjoyed at any time. Thing is, no matter when you go, when you get to the top it is always c...
Knitting: Mittens, Fingerless Gloves
I was born in Lancashire and I have lived here all my life. For a ‘Lancashire Lass’ like me, Pendle Hill looms large both on the landscape and in local legend. Whether you believe the tales about Lancashire witches or not, a walk up Pendle Hill is to be enjoyed at any time. Thing is, no matter when you go, when you get to the top it is always c...
Knitting: Headband
A lovely headband for those in-between days when you need to keep your ears warm but it’s not quite cold enough for a hat. Incorporating an easy-to-work twisted cable pattern.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
I knew when I saw the Silvia edging that I had to use it in a shawl. The edging has been adapted from a traditional Estonian lace pattern by Olga Jamovidova and Liina Gavrilo on their excellent blog ‘New lace – old traditions’. I then set out to find another stitch pattern to complement it and found ‘Crashing Waves’ in Debbie Tomkins’ stitch di...
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
Fingerless mittens are great for the transition seasons of spring and autumn. These are a quick knit with a simple zig zag cable and purl panel.
Knitting: Mittens
Everyone needs mittens! When the weather turns cooler everyone needs something to keep their hands warm, and these quick-knit mittens are just the thing!
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
Suitable for beginner knitters and those new to cables, these arm warmers are super quick and easy to make.
Knitting: Mittens
These mittens will keep your hands warm no matter how low the mercury drops. Chunky yarn combined with the thick-knit cable pattern produces a cosy, durable mitten that knits up quickly.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
When the frosty weather suddenly arrives you need an extra warm hat to protext you from the cold. This hat will keep you warm when the winter weather is at its worst.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The twisted cable pattern on this hat is easy to work and extends right over the crown. This hat is knit on slightly oversized needles to give a looser fabric with a relaxed drape. Optional pompom!
Knitting: Boot Cuffs / Toppers, Legwarmers
Boot cuffs are quick to knit and great fun to wear, brightening up any pair of boots and keeping out the cold.
Knitting: Gloves
These gloves form part of the Winter Twist Collection of accessories, which includes hats,a headband and boot cuffs as well as these gloves. The Winter Twist Collection is a series of accessories that can be worn alone or together and is perfect for wrapping up against autumn and winter chills.