This hat has delightful cables that wind their way from the cuffed brim to the peak, and match the look of the Rye Bay Scarf to complete a set that is reminiscent of flowing water and winding channels.

Designed to match the Rye Bay Hat, this charming scarf is just the right length for throwing on with a coat and heading out the door for a long walk!

Lewisia is the state flower of the beautiful state of Montana. It is a resilient little plant that can regenerate from a tiny, dry piece of root. The flower of the Lewisia is simple in form, which doesn’t take away from its beauty. These mittens look simple, but the stitch definition in this soft and luxurious yarn makes them beautiful.

The hat and mitten set was inspired by the beautiful yarn itself. The speckling looks beautiful in twisted stitches of the cable and rib. Simple little lace sections add interest and are simple to knit. If you dislike knitting cables, don’t worry, you only have to do it a few times but I think it is worth it! The name for the set comes from Jap...

This shawl is perfect for winter as it wraps nicely around the neck to sit neatly under a coat or a jacket, or can be draped over the shoulders to keep warm at home or in the office. The lace motifs keep the pattern interesting but it is quite intuitive with no complex stitches. The shawl is knitted top down in one piece.

You can now find this pattern for free on my website www.knittingburg.co.uk

This is a very easy cowl to knit and very easy to wear. It is knitted in a twisted rib, but only with knitting though the back loop, no purling tbl! It is stretchy, soft and warm.