Cable patterns are as popular as ever and this classic polo neck sweater can be knitted in both adult and children's sizes.

Learn the basics with our How To Crochet guide, including common abreviations and terms: Slip Stitch (ss), Double Crochet (dc) (sc - US), Treble (tr) (dc - US), Double Treble Crochet (dtr) (tr - US), Working Garment Decreases, Working Garment Increases.

Learn the basics with our How To Knit guide, including common abreviations and terms: Casting On, Knit & Purl a Stitch, Measuring Tension, Increasing & Decreasing Stitches, Cables, Lace & Eyelet Stitches, Yarn Forward, Yarn Round Needle and more.  If you're a Row@n member why not view our Video Tutorial section for members, where you can learn Knitting & Crochet from the basics to complicated techniques.

Knit these fabulous, funky toy chicks, a free pattern download originally from the Organic Cotton kids Collection. Designed by Janice Anderson, re-worked in bright shades of Baby Merino Silk DK (wool and silk) and re-named. This design is knitted mostly in stocking stitch, a perfect Easter knit gift for little ones. This knitting pattern is for the intermediate knitter.

Ollie is the ideal toy project for someone who knows basic crochet and wants to experiment with other techniques. He is made using oddments of Handknit Cotton and can be used as a paperweight or a decoration.

Lovely slipover with contrasting stripe detail.