This reversible scarf is a relaxing knit that looks more advanced than it is. The slipped stitches are worked as cables to create diagonal lines on top of the garter-stitch base. The name is an homage to the film The Wizard of Oz; the slip-stitch pattern reminded the designer of its famous yellow brick road. Knitted using DK-weight yarn.

The Cinnamon Twists raglan sweater features twisted stitches and cables, which reminded the designer - Kaori Katsurada - of cinnamon twists in confectionery. The garment is worked from the bottom up: first the sleeves and then the body. The yoke is worked by decreasing along the raglan line. Knitted using worsted/aran-weight yarn.

This pair of cabled, textured socks reflects Tess Vandekolks love of combining simple stitches into an apparently complicated, yet actually rhythmical, pattern. It features an easy-to-memorise pattern repeat, which makes it ideal for movie knitting. The socks are knitted cuff-down, with a turned Eye of Partridge Heel and a grafted toe. The sole is worked in stocking stitch, with the pattern continuing on the instep.

The Cora pattern features delicate cables and a unique construc­tion: the rectangular-shaped vest is open at the sides and tied with narrow knitted ribbons. Cora is knitted from the top down. The back is worked first, and stitches for the fronts are picked up at the shoulders. Knitted in a sport-weight (heavy fingering-weight)/4-ply yarn

Cork is a highly textured, warm cardigan that can also work as outerwear. Its versatile and unisex, practical and wearable yet visually interesting. This raglan cardigan is worked top-down and flat. Cork is finished with ribbed button bands and a ribbed rolled collar. The main stitch pattern repeats every four rows, making it easy to memorise. Knitted using chunky-weight yarn.

Dazzler is an all-over colourwork jumper that grows quickly on the needles and is not too complicated to make. The floats on the back of the fabric make it extra warm. Dazzler is worked seamlessly in the round from the top down, and optional short rows can be added to the back of the neck. Knitted using aran/worsted-weight yarn.

Pampa is a cosy yet elegant layering piece featuring an all-over crossed stitch pattern perfect for winter but to be worn all year round. Pampa is worked seamlessly from the bottom up. It features some pretty details, such as the lateral braids that run along the button bands. Knitted using 4-ply/fingering-weight yarn.

When Hiromi Nagasawa was designing the Snowfield sweater, she searched for her own winter memories drawing lines on freshly fallen snow as a child. Hiromi created a special rhythm for the garment by placing large cables and smaller motifs on the smooth stocking stitch surface. The sweater is knitted top down in a combination of saddle shoulders and a raglan-style shape. Knitted using one strand each of worsted and lace-weight held together.

The South Sister hat features a beautiful cable pattern and an optional pompom. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up using worsted/aran-weight yarn. The deep, rich red shade sown here brings a joyful glow to the depths of winter.

Unfold is a simple design with standout details. The top-down sweater is worked in stocking stitch and 1 x 1 rib, and it combines a simple surface with an unusual shape. Unfold is knitted using one strand each of chunky and lace-weight yarn held together. The deep, wide collar is perfect for cocooning in wintertime. To create the slit at each side of the body, the ribbed hem is worked flat.

Vespera is a lightweight and ethereal drop-shoulder sweater that mixes different types and weights of yarn. The six contrast colours are used to knit abstract intarsia blocks on the front, back and sleeves. Because of the intarsia aspect, Vespera is knitted flat in pieces.