Patterns

Part of the Painting Patterns collection, this Painting Bricks sample was knit in our Peachy Flamingo kit. (Available soon!) Our new 50g skeins of Bicycle have made it easier (and cheaper) than ever to play with lots of colour!

Trixie is a fun and textured one-colour shawl pattern. Each section moves on to a different textured pattern, making the knitting fun and easy. This beauty was knit in our Beatrix colourway in Bicycle.

Maja Beanie is knitted bottom up using Tandem. The brim is knitted in twisted stitches and can be folded double or triple depending on choice. The body and crown of the beanie has a childhood memory inspired bobble, cable and twisted stitch pattern which reminds Jenny of building a tent out of pine needle tree branches in the woods.

Astragal is a cropped length top-down, in-the-round yoke pullover knit in Tandem. The sleeves are designed to be three-quarter length; however, the sleeves and body can be easily lengthened.

Combine two colours of Glowhair with squishy Bicycle to create this warm and cosy hat!

Apertureis a large half-pi shawl with reversible colourwork. The shawl is worked from the top down. For Lauren Wallis, the floats of a colourwork pattern are just as beautiful as the face, and this was a chance to showcase both. The high contrast of black and white emphasises the crisp lines compared with the blur that the floats achieve. Knit up yours in squishy Tandem!

The Port Townsend Sweater brings a bit of seaside charm. Whether you’re in the mood for short sleeves for those sunny days or longer ones for the breezy evenings, this pattern is all about versatility and comfort. It’s a fun and straightforward knit that we’re sure you’ll love to make and wear. With its clean lines and customizable stripes, it nods subtly to coastal inspirations, making it a versatile addition to your handknit wardrobe.

Discover a land of boundless creativity for colour play, Elwood crafts an eloquent dialogue between you and your creation.

Inspired by textures in the woods, I wanted to use nature as a canvas, painting modern geometric lines to form an image that can evoke your emotion. It’s a colour work, it’s a cable knitting, it’s an enticing accessory project that serves as a playground for your artistic reflection.

Choose two colours of fingering weight yarn and hold them together throughout this marled sweater project. The top-down pullover begins with a folded hem in twisted rib. Then moss stitch is worked in the round as you increase with raglan shaping. Stephen used two colours of West Wool Bicycle, a non-superwash merino wool. This soft and lofty fibre produces a super squishy and cosy fabric. The simple stitches and straight forward instructions make this sweater ideal for beginner sweater knitters. Enjoy mixing your yarns together as you knit this comfy sweater.

Ruby Zoisite is a colourful metamorphic rock that combines red and green crystals, creating impressive decorative stones. Ruby Zoisite is said to have healing powers, a stone of strength that will push you to achieve your dreams. One thing is for sure, the Ruby Zoisite shawl gives great warmth and comfort to a wearer.