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Using 3.25mm needles and yarn A, cast on 117 (129:141:153:165) sts. Row 1 (RS): K2, (P1, K1) to last st, K1 Row 2: K1, (P1, K1) to end. Rep these 2 rows until rib measures 5.5cm, ending after Row 1. Next row (WS inc): P6 (8:7:10:9), *M1pw, P15 (16:18

Using 3.25mm needles, cast on 206 (214:230:238:254:262:270:278:294) sts. Row 1 (RS): K2, *P2, K2; rep from * to end. Row 2: P2, *K2, P2; rep from * to end. These 2 rows form rib. Cont in rib until work meas 6cm, inc 1 st at each end of last row and e

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Using 4mm needles and yarn A, cast on 130 sts. Row 1 (RS): Knit to end. Row 2 (WS): Knit to end. Rows 3 to 6: Knit to end. Pattern note: Shawl is worked in garter stitch throughout. Decreases are worked at the beginning of the next and every followin

Using 3.25mm needles, cast on 103 (115:127:137:149:159) sts. Row 1: K1, *P1, K1; rep from * to end. This row sets moss stitch. Work 9 (9:9:11:11:11) more rows in moss st as set. Change to 4mm needles Beg with a K row, work in st st until work meas 19

alt alternate approx approximately beg beginning ch chain cn cable needle cont continue dc double crochet (US single crochet) dec decrease (work two stitches together) DK double knitting DPN double-pointed needle dtr double treble (US treble crochet)

THE PUBLICATION of a new book from Susan Crawford is always a cause for celebration, and her latest knitting book is perhaps our favourite yet! The third instalment of her iconic A Stitch in Time series combines Susan’s two great loves: vintage knitt

“RHIANNON WAS a great queen from Welsh mythology, and this dramatic hap shawl is named in her honour,” explains Kath Andrews. “It uses a traditional hap shawl construction, beginning with the central square, from which stitches are picked up all arou

by Anna Nikipirowicz Mosaic colourwork is a straightforward technique which creates striking geometric patterns. This comprehensive stitch dictionary offers 75 modern mosaic patterns for both knitting and crochet, from simple designs to complex diamo

Using 4mm needles, cast on 106 (114:130:138:146:162) sts. Row 1 (RS): K2, *P2, K2; rep from * to end Row 2: *P2, K2; rep from * to last 2 sts, P2. These 2 rows set rib. Work 8 (8:8:9:9:9) cm in rib, ending with WS facing for next row. Next row: (Rib

Using 3.5mm needles and yarn A, cast on 102 (122:142:162) sts. Work in K1, P1 rib until piece measures 6.5cm from cast-on edge. Begin knitting the intarsia chart as follows for your size: Size 1 (Chart B) Work rows 1 to 84 of Chart B, then work rows

German short-row shaping is worked back and forth to raise the back neckline and improve the fit. On RS: Work to the turning point indicated in the pattern. Turn work. With yarn in front, slip the first stitch from the LH needle purlwise onto the RH

(15-st repeat) Rnd 1: *P1, K1, yo, Sl 1, K2, psso, P2, K1, (yo, Sl 1, K2, psso) twice, P1; rep from * to end of rnd. Rnd 2: P1, K2, slip 2 sts just worked back to the left needle, pass third st on the left needle over 2 sts just worked, slip those 2

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Row 1: K11 (11:12:13:14), pm, P2, K18, P2, pm, K to end. Row 2: P to mrk, slm, K2, P18, K2, slm, P to end. Row 3: K to mrk, slm, P2, K18, P2, slm, K to end. Row 4: P to mrk, slm, K2, P18, K2, slm, P to end. Rows 5-28: Work as rows 3-4. Row 29: Purl.

Rowan’s Moordale yarn, a sumptuous DK blend of British wool and alpaca, has a palette of 18 warm, rich shades, and these colours have been used to great effect in the new pattern collection, Moordale Accessories. Designers including Georgia Farrell,

K2, *slip both stitches back to LH needle, K2tog tbl, K1; rep from * to end. Place bead on the crochet hook, using the crochet hook lift next stitch off the LH needle and slip the bead onto the stitch, then replace it on the LH needle and knit it, se

Cabled sweater • Plaid jumper • Shetland lace wrap • Fair Isle mitts • Textured cardigan • Brioche shawl • Men’s gansey • Intarsia jumper • Brioche cowl • Bolster • Brioche cardigan • Colourwork jumper Cable yoked sweater • Fair Isle cardigan • Intar

ChiaoGoo’s Mini Shortie interchangeable sets are teeny-tiny - not only are the needle tips very small, but they are also the world’s shortest interchangeables! Needle sizes range from 2mm to 3.25mm, in lengths of 5cm (2in) and 8cm (3in), and the thre

FOR SOME reason I don’t like self-striping socks that don’t match up. I know it’s more economical to just keep going with the ball and not to worry about it, but I like my stripes to match perfectly on each sock! I also like to use a nice stretchy ca

SWEDISH DESIGNER Maja Karlsson celebrates the versatility of the cardigan in her latest book, which takes inspiration from Nordic pattern traditions. Whether you’re looking for your next everyday cardi, a work garment, or something to wear on a speci

by Jenny Watson Price £3.50 for a PDF download, includes instructions for a blanket and cushion. www.wyspinners.com by Georgia Farrell Price £4 for a PDF download, or £10.50 as part of the book Geometric Homeware. Also available as a kit. www.knitrow

Looking for a special project to cast on now and enjoy through the winter? Our New Year collection brings you gorgeously cosy sweaters using special yarns, including a beautiful lace jumper by Sarah Hatton, a Fair Isle cardigan from Mary Henderson, a

Shade pictured Exmoor Brown (12) Skein weight/length 100g/420m Needle size 2-3mm (UK 14-11/US 0-2) Tension 30-35 sts and 36 rows to 10cm Fibre content 80% wool, 20% mohair Care Hand wash RRP £14.50 Contact www.erikaknight.com This brand-new yarn is a