Knit this elegant, circular 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 has a dense cable edging and is finished with a co-ordinating button.

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.

Knit this circular Fair Isle 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 features a grey and red abstract geometrical motif.

Knit these super cute garter stitch bootees from 10 Simple Projects for Cosy Babies. A design by Sarah Hatton using just one ball of either Wool Cotton or Baby Merino Silk DK, knit in natural or brighter tones, the choice is yours.

Knit this contrasting, garter stitch hat from 10 Simple Projects for Cosy Babies. A design by Sarah Hatton using using Wool Cotton DK, a high twist blend that gives great stitch definition (50% cotton 50% merino wool), this hat will look great with the Garter Stitch Jacket.

Knit this contrasting, garter stitch one buttoned jacket from 10 Simple Projects for Cosy Babies. A design by Sarah Hatton using Wool Cotton DK, a high twist blend that gives great stitch definition (50% cotton 50% merino wool) the perfect layering piece for your little one.

Knit this womens intarsia vest from Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 53, a design by Brandon Mably using this great mix of Summerspun (wool and cotton) and Wool Cotton (wool and cotton). With vibrant colour blocks to the front and back this knitting pattern is suitable for the average knitter.

Knit this womens intarsia sweater from Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 53, a design by Kaffe Fassett using the gorgeous yarns Purelife Revive (silk, cotton and viscose), Wool Cotton (wool and cotton) and Wool Cotton 4ply (wool and cotton). With retro feel flowers, round neck and set in sleeves, this knitting pattern is suitable for the more experienced knitter.

Knit this womens intarsia sweater from Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 53, a design by Marie Wallin using the wonderfully tweed effect Purelife Revive (silk, cotton and viscose) and the popular Wool Cotton (merino wool and cotton). With a gorgeous brightly coloured flower motif and side vents, this knitting pattern is suitable for the more experienced knitter.

Knit this little beaded corsage from Knitted Scarves & Accessories. A design by Sarah Hatton, using Wool Cotton and Kidsilk Haze, this corsage will add a striking detail to your shawl or scarf.