This cosy balaclava is made in soft bouclé yarn. The abstract intarsia motifs are loosely arranged, giving the impression of being painted on knitted fabric.

The Intarsia hooded scarf is a modern, graphic scarf with a hood attached – like a balaclava with extra warmth for the neck.

Note: the German knitting pattern is available for free at Initiative Handarbeit and the English knitting pattern can be purchased here.

The Kemmick Shawl is one of six patterns in issue three of John Arbon Textiles’ in house magazine, The Annual.

“My designs are always inspired by nature, such as the organic shapes of leaves and berries, or the texture of moss lichen on bark. When designing the hat, I was thinking about walking in the freezing cold, especially in the morning, when every blade of grass and every branch is covered with a fine layer of frost. I wanted to create a garment t...

The wavy balaclava is knitted flat from the top down in wavy garter stitch ridges.

Forming is a playful accessory worked in one-colour brioche. Colourful abstract shapes are created by knitting increases and decreases, partially combined with the intarsia technique. The shapes transform in a modular way: knitted in both vertical and horizontal direction.

The Intarsia Balaclava is all about knitting intarsia: is knitted from the top down creating geometrical shapes.

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This playful summer top is knitted in garter stitch from the bottom up. It is covered in abstract colourful shapes that are created using the intarsia technique.