Lenore Tawney’s sculptural weavings were a groundbreaking approach to the medium and would help reframe our understanding of fiber art. In the 1950s, her unconventional weaving methods were frowned upon by both the craft and art worlds, but her work came to be recognized as fundamental in elevating craft processes to the status of fine art. Thr...

Worked seamlessly in the round, the Quartzite cowl uses a combination of knit, purl and slip stitches along with simple stitch manipulations to create a fabric that subtly explores changes in texture and colour.

The Bracken Beanie is worked seamlessly in the round and uses a combination of broken rib and cables to create a cosy, textured fabric.

With goofy ears, floppy arms, and a big squidgy belly, Pudding the Bear is sure to charm to socks off anyone he meets.

A lopapeysa (singular) or lopapeysur (plural) is the traditional Icelandic sweater worked in the round with a patterned yoke, using the unique and incredibly warm Icelandic wool.