This stunning ladies cardigan with frill edging uses Kid Classic. Designed by Kim Hargreaves, it was originally featured in Magazine 36 and is now available for you to download.

This ribbed crop cardigan with a delicate tie detail fastening is an ideal layer piece for this season.

Crochet these decorative napkin rings, with bead detail from the Little Festive Knits Online Collection. A design by Elizabeth Armitage, originally using Rowan Shimmer, this yarn can be substituted with Anchor Artiste Metallic thread.

Crochet these decorative placemats and coasters, with bead detail from the Little Festive Knits Online Collection. A design by Lisa Richardson, originally using Rowan Shimmer, this yarn can be substituted with Anchor Artiste Metallic thread.

Knit this womens lace wrap over cardigan the members exclusive free pattern for July. Designed by Lisa Richardson and using a mix of  the beautiful yarns Revive (cotton and silk), Fine Lace (baby suri alpaca and merino wool), Panama (linen and cotton) and Kidsilk Haze (kid mohair and silk). With square set in sleeves and a garter stitch belt, this knitting pattern is for the intermediate knitter.

This ladies shrug pattern, designed by Lisa Richardson is the Members Monthly Exclusive Pattern for June 2011.

Knit this exquisite long sleeved, stripey sweater in our beautiful new yarn fine lace. With a delicate lace stitch pattern throughout and a tasteful open back detail this is a must have for any season. This is the members exclusive pattern for December 2011.

This easy fitting cardigan has scattered flower motifs. It uses Handknit Cotton and was the members exclusive pattern for August 2004.

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

This adorable bunny is made with simple pom poms. A perfect free project for children.  Designed by Martin Storey, using Cashsoft DK or any similar yarn in your stash.  Originally featured in Classic Babies, this pattern is from the Rowan archive.