A softly shaped integral neck top with bracelet-length sleeves, knitted in three different lace stitches creating a scalloped hem detail. With an extended sleeve, picked up around the armhole and knitted down to the rib cuff.

Cut a dash with this on-trend triangular neckerchief knitted in repeating bands of garter stitch and knot stitch. Finished measurements are approximately 75cm (29.75in) wide and 31cm (12.25in) long.

This relaxed sweater with long set-in sleeves and funnel neck, is available in a striped or self-coloured version. Both are knitted in stocking stitch with either a 5-colour or 1-colour stitch pattern detail to the hem and cuffs.

An edge-to-edge cardigan worked in repeating cable pattern, knitted using the yarn held double throughout. The garment features contrast 1x1 rib hem, wide integral selvedge edges to the front, cuffs and pocket tops, and shoulders that are finished with a three-needle cast off to show as a detail.

Longline tunic-style sleeveless vest with a longer back, side vents and fully fashioned shaping to the front. Knitted in a series of 4 texture stitch patterns and detailed with extended armhole shaping.

The design of this classic long-sleeve crew neck cardigan with asymmetric fronts is accentuated by the contrast colour sleeves and rib bands. Worked in stocking stitch with 1x1 rib welt hem, cuffs, button band and neckband. The asymmetric fronts are achieved with simple increases and decreases.

This classic long-sleeve crew neck cardigan with asymmetric fronts is a one-colour version of its block-coloured counterpart. Worked in stocking stitch with 1x1 rib welt hem, cuffs, button band and neckband. The asymmetric fronts are achieved with simple increases and decreases.

A casual long-sleeve pullover, knitted in stocking stitch with 1x1 rib hem, cuffs and neck, with drop shoulders and scoop neck in a 30-row repeat 5-colour stripe sequence.

These simple fingerless mittens are knitted in a pretty knot stitch with 1x1 rib cuffs and finished with a garter stitch edge. Each mitten is worked in one piece and simply sewn together leaving an opening for the thumb.