This crochet scarf with fringing is crochet using Rowan Panama and is suitable for the novice crocheter. Disgned by Kim Hargreaves

You can add onto an existing garment to give it a new lease of life, by simply crocheting down the centre of the Kidsilk Creation and through the knitted garment to create this ruffled effect on either edge of this jacket. Depending on how ruffled you want the panels will depend on how far away you space your sts.

This is a simple idea to make any cushion into a statement piece for your home. We crocheted 2 panels in cocoon here and then crocheted the Kidsilk Creation to make a centre ruffle piece. This was done by simply crocheting along one edge of the creation and then going back over on the other side, pulling the yarn through as you go to create the ruffles.

Crochet this womens square motif scarf or wrap from Rowan Studio issue 29, a design by Jane crowfoot using the beautiful yarns Pure Wool 4 ply (wool) and Kid Classic (lambswool and kid mohair). Crochet either the one colour wrap or multi-coloured scarf, this crochet pattern is for the intermediate crocheter.

Crochet this womens open work scarf from Rowan Studio issue 29, a design by Gemma Atkinson using the beautiful yarn Cocoon (merino wool and kid mohair). With a gorgeous stitch stitch detail and very wearable length, this crochet pattern is for the beginner crocheter.

Crochet this beautiful flower motif shawl, a perfect evening cover up.

Designed using our 100% British wool, the Union Jack Shopper Bag supports the Campaign for Wool 2011 and Love Wool UK.

This is a fun easy to knit addition to the Rowan range - one hank makes one scarf. You can use Kidsilk Creation or Kidsilk Creation Stripe for a twist. 

Crocheted granny squares are a big hit with crafters as they make a great beginners project and can be used to make many different items; blankets, wraps, pot holders or coasters. The ideas are endless! This brochure contains a coloured granny square wheel, traditional coloured granny square and plain granny square wheel.

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.