Knit these brightly coloured argyll patterned mitts from Scottish Heritage Knits.  A design by Martin Storey using Rowan Fine Tweed, a lovely Yorkshire yarn perfect for fairisle and colourwork they are loose enough to wear over a jacket or jumper for extra effect.

This is a grown up project with strong graphic knitted structure, by Kaffe Fassett & Brandon Mably.

These long ladies gloves use Kidsilk Haze and were the members exclusive pattern for November 2006.

Men’s hat and scarf.

In true Kaffe style, this stunning wrap uses our Kidsilk Haze in a riot of Autumunal colours.  Available as a free download, to give a taster of our 50th Magazine.

These cosy mittens will keep hands warm in the Winter months.

Knit these cosy fashion mittens from Easy Winter Knits. A design by Martin Storey using Alpaca Chunky, an amazingly soft chain construction yarn comprising 98% alpaca and 2% polymide. This knitting pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters.

Knit this womens fine lacy hat from Enchanted. A design by Kim Hargreaves using the stunning combination of the ever popular Kidsilk Haze and the delicate Fine Lace worked together. This pattern is suitable for knitters with a little experience.

Knit these stocking stitch arm warmers from City Knits. A design by Lisa Richardson using Belle Organic DK, a gorgeous yarn with a rich colour palette made up of 50% organic wool and 50% organic cotton. This knitting pattern is suitable for beginners.

Knit these accessory fairisle socks from Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 52, a design by Jemma Weston using the gorgeous yarns Colourspun (wool and mohiar) and Felted Tweed (merino wool and alpaca).Worked in one piece and following beautiful design, this knitting pattern is for the experienced knitter.