This ebook contains instructions on how to make your own reversible Fair Isle scarf 20 original knitting charts inspired by Twin Peaks.

These baby mittens booties are a quick knit make the perfect gift, as well as a stash buster. They less than a skein of Swan yarn so you’ll have enough for the Tumeric Fingerless Gloves if you want to make those too.

This bowl has a dense stitch pattern, so is self supporting, knit on needles from just skein of recycled sari silk it will show off the beautiful colours texture of the yarn.

This simple beret is a perfect slipped stitch pattern for those who want to get to grips with slipping stitches. It is simple is designed to show off the lustre luxurious texture of the mulberry silk.

Luxurious pure mulberry silk fingerless gloves, designed specifically for this yarn.

Perfect for a Twin Peaks Christmas!

On the cover of Dirty by Sonic Youth there is a crocheted toy. Having searched high low to buy or find a pattern I was surprised to find there appeared to be nothing available. So I listened to the album, spent hour upon hour staring at the album cover did my best to reverse engineer the toy. This pattern is the result. You can’t see the should...

This cowl is easy to make, all you need to be able to master are simple increases and decreases, knit and purl stitches, but the result is something that looks far more complex because of its unique construction.

These socks are the height of decadence frivolity. The originals were made for Stitched Science at the Science Museum London. They are fragile, incredibly soft are designed to make the knitter reconsider their feet as worthy of attention.

This scarf was inspired by the one that Naoko and Reiko knit for Watanabe the movie adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s ‘Norwegian Wood ‘.

These notes are to be to convert Kate Davies’ o w l s sweater into a cardigan, they contain conversion notes for all of the sizes noted the original.