This throw is an adventurous project designed by renowned textile artist Kaffe Fassett. The structure of repeating these boxes and the colours moving diagonally up the work, make it a compelling knit.

Knit this elegant cushion from Homespun Vintage. A design by Jane Crowfoot using Cashsoft 4ply, a wonderfully soft machine washable yarn (cashmere, merino wool and acrylic micro fibre), this cushion has repeated patterns of knitted diamond shapes which are enhanced by co-ordinating beads.

This big blanket designed by Kaffe Fassett & Brandon Mably is simply made in a series of big patches sewn together after knitting. The Rowan Summer Tweed used helps to blend the bold stripes into a harmonious yet dynamic design.

Knit this brightly coloured blanket with triangular intarsia pattern from Janet Smith Can't Knit. A design by Suzie Johnson using Wool Cotton in vibrant shades.

Knit this pretty, delicate pastel cushion from Homespun Vintage. A design by Jane Crowfoot using Wool Cotton, a high twist blend that gives great stitch definition (wool and cotton), this cushion is trimmed with a decorative crochet braid with a vintage button in the centre.

Designed using our 100% British wool, the British Sheep Breeds Homeware and Garment collection supports the Campaign for Wool. This Basketweave cushion has been designed exclusively for the web site by Marie Wallin.

This unique bean bag uses both a pair of jeans and Rowan Denim in its construction. It was the members pattern for March 2004.

Knit this super-cosy shaggy cushion from our British Sheep Breeds Online Collection 2012. A design by Marie Wallin using British Sheep Breeds Boucle, a lovely sumptuous yarn made up of 100% British wool.

Knit this modern eyeball cushion from Janet Smith Can't Knit. A design by Suzie Johnson using three shades of Pure Wool DK.

Designed using our 100% British wool, the British Sheep Breeds Homeware and Garment collection supports the Campaign for Wool. This Big Bobble cushion has been designed exclusively for the web site by Martin Storey.