This hip-length cardigan was inspired by the swathes of richly coloured, autumn leaves covering the ground. My aim was to create a comfy cardigan that’s easy to slip on, but also well shaped and elegant.
The cardigan is seamlessly knitted top-down. The autumn leaves pattern adds a very subtle increase to the front edge, giving a slightly flared waist for comfort. The casual matching belt gives a flattering waistline and is held in place by the highly distinctive crossed-leaves belt loop at the back. Simple, comfortable and stylish, this is a cardigan you won’t ever want to take off!

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This wonderfully thick and warm over-sized cardigan features all-over bobbles in an attractive diagonal formation. My inspiration for this cardigan came from the little pebbles you often find when walking in the woods.
The cardigan is seamlessly knitted top-down. Knitted with the warmest and thickest Jamieson’s of Shetland Marl, this is a perfect distinctive and versatile cardigan to keep you cosy during the cold weather.
And if you’re feeling adventurous, why not knit the bobbles in a contrasting colour?

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This stylish snood is inspired by a wintery, pebbled path covered in moss of various colours.
It is made of hexagons which are joined as you make the snood. The last round of the hexagon has puff stitches to add extra texture and elegance to this winter essentials.
Using the wonderfully lofty and hazy shades from Mountain Mohair by Green Mountain Spinnery, this snood is perfect to wrap yourself gently and warmly in the cold weather.

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This asymmetric cardigan is inspired by the way trailing ivy follows the light from the sun. It features chunky cables worked in short-rows to create the attractive curve around the neck.
The matching cable is also used for the sleeves, where its size increases slowly to give the visual illusion of a slightly-flared sleeve.
The beautiful shimmer and distinct cable come from the fabulous combination of silk and merino in Fyberspates’ Scrumptious Aran yarn.
The technique is concentrated on the cables around the collar, with the rest knitted in stocking stitch. This is an enjoyable, ‘brain-teaser’ project that will reward you with a beautiful cardigan!

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This rectangular shawl features wavy, zigzag lines of ‘bobble and eyelet’ pattern diagonally along the whole length. Imagine you are walking in the woods and then the feeling of freedom when you come out of the leafy tunnel into the open.
It is dreamy and modern; something to keep your hands occupied and then show off to your envious friends! This simple yet elegant shawl has an eyelet edging and is worked seamlessly. Don’t forget to make sure the stitches are decreased over the rows, to maintain the same number of stitches at the beginning of each set.

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These sweet, little crochet purses are an easy knit and lots of fun to make! The new updated pattern now has both the flower and the striped versions.

One ball each of the attractive Jamieson’s of Shetland DK colours is sufficient to make two purses, in any of these combinations: 1 striped & 1 flower, 2 striped or 2 flower purses).

The pattern calls for this Sew-On Purse Frame which means you don’t need to use any glue to attach the purse.
Ideal for children’s presents and Christmas stocking-fillers!

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The cute and versatile Forget-Me-Not Fingerless Gloves can turn into mittens. They are knitted top-down using double-pointed needles. Featuring an elegant twisted cable motif and Louisa Harding’s wonderful, shimmery Orille Yarns, these pretty and practical hand-warmers are perfect for gift-knitting! (And for keeping your own hands warm during winter knitting-sessions.)

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Why not knit a little gift for yourself and your knitting friends? My range of Knitters’ Knitted Gift Patterns includes an attractive Yarn Basket, the Leaf Scissors-Case, the Tree-Trunk Tape Measure Cover and the practical Jumbo Pin-Cushion for your double-pointed needles! Fun to knit and fast to finish, these cute and practical items make the perfect gift for any knitter who needs a little help organising her (or his) equipment!

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This pair of Reversible Shetland-Wool Gloves is one of my first original Cotton & Cloud designs! The updated pattern now includes a pair of reversible mittens, using the very best Shetland Wool from Jamieson’s of Shetland DK. The gloves are double-layered for extra warmth, with one side embroidered and the other side decorated with attractive stripes. Nothing keeps hands as warm in winter as a pair of double-layered, Shetland Wool gloves!

Read my step-by-step Glove Tutorials here and here.

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Whether you’re out for a winter walk, watching TV or chopping veg in a chilly kitchen, this unique garment is perfect for keeping your neck and shoulders warm, but leaving your arms and hands free!
The Snowcap Cape can be popped over a shirt or a sweater anytime - with no buttons to be fastened – providing a trendy extra layer in seconds!
Inspired by the bumps and dips of a snow-covered ski-ing piste, the Snowcap Cape features an unusual cable-like stitch, created by twisting a set of stitches. The cape is knitted from the bottom-up with circular knitting on circular needles. And as the piece is worked, the pattern repeat decreases to create the fabulous shape naturally!

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This cable jacket is perfect when you need to keep warm outdoors, but with complete freedom of movement. The hood is great for protecting the neck and head from cold winds. With the horizontal cable yoke worked in short-row technique, this is an eye-catching and unconventional jacket that will draw lots of compliments!

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Prairie Shawl is a beautiful, dainty lace shawl with pointed edges. In the half-circular patterning working from the centre outwards, you can see the mountains, leaves and grass growing as you knit. Throw it around your shoulders anytime to enjoy the instant warmth and soft texture you only get from real bison yarn in this feminine, original and artistically designed shawl.

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