This pattern was inspired by Bernie Sanders’ amazing inauguration mittens - made from recycled sweaters by Vermont school teacher Jen Ellis.

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This cardigan gives you a lovely excuse to break out your 4-ply stash and play with colour!

The Montana beanie is worked in the round using the stranded colourwork technique, before decreasing to form a five-pointed flower pattern at the top.

Sizing

This is a classic Icelandic-style sweater, traditionally known as a lopapeysa or lopi.

These simple mittens are worked in the round from the cuff up.

This pattern was a labour of love for me and uses traditional gansey construction and techniques throughout.

Blanket:

This stylish, close-fitting cardigan is knitted in pieces to create a neat seamed finish. The edging is worked in the round in garter stitch on a long circular needle.

Power-up with this retro 8-bit heart blanket. It’s made with a load of ‘closed’ granny squares stitched together – one for each ‘pixel’.

This modern baby blanket was inspired by the colours of the Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK Wanderlust collection.

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Worked in varying stripes using yarn that can be substituted from your own stash, this is a truly creative knit!

The socks are knit from the cuff down and feature an afterthought heel.