Joy
Who doesn't need a little queer-wear? Ok, we're rolling our eyes at that too, but these little pride mitts are super cute and we hope they bring you joy.
Knitworthy 5
Knitworthy is back!
The collection features 8 patterns intended to make good gifts for everyone on your knitworthy list (life’s too short to knit for anyone who doesn’t love what you make).
Patterns were released every 2 weeks over the autumn and are now available individually or as a collection.
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Patterns included
Öröm
Marled slippers worked from the sole up with geometric colourwork on the cuffs. The sole uses 3 colours held together for a firm, durable fabric. The darkest of these colours is dropped for the foot and then used as the contrast colour for the stranded colour work cuff.
Poza
Make the most of a single skein of a luxurious yarn. The Poza cowl is worked in the round from the bottom up with gentle shaping to taper it towards the neck.
Llawenydd
A rather rugged shawl for wearing on daring adventures, or your daily commute.
Ilo
Everyone needs a cabled hat and this one combines classic looks with fun to work crown shaping and bobbles.
Gleði
A slightly slouchy beanie that combines patterns inspired by Nordic round yoked sweaters and the crowns of fair isle tams.
Gliondar
An easy, fun ribbed hat that’s very wearable. One strand of yarn is used with smaller needles for a neat ribbed band. A second colour is then added and the two are knit together on much larger needles in a simple slipped stitch rib pattern that’s wonderfully warm and lofty.