This wide and cosy knitted snood had been designed by Martin Storey using Lima.

This cabled, slouchy hat looks great with or without the big bobble and has been designed by Erika Knight using Amy Butler's Sweet Harmony.

Knit these bobble hats for all the family with pompoms, small or large, in your desired colours.

Smart shopper-style fair isle big bag with a great, all-over chequerboard pattern. .

Knit this striking, simple to knit long scarf, with contrasting coloured panels from Knitted Scarves & Accessories. A design by Sarah Hatton, using our ever popular Kidsilk Haze, this would also look great worked in a monochromatic palette.

Knit these classic, long gumboot socks in really warm aran yarn, for great insulation on a cold winter’s day.

Knit these cosy bow slippers, with sung lining, from Cute Little Knits. A design by Jem Weston using Felted Tweed DK, a beautiful blend of merino wool, alpaca and viscose for the uppers and bows and British Sheep Breeds Boucle, a lightweight textured yarn for the lining. This pattern is suitable for the intermediate knitter.

A snug long line fringed scarf.

Knit this scarf with a palette of autumnunal shades from Scottish Heritage Knits. A design by Martin Storey using Rowan Fine Tweed, a lovely Yorkshire yarn perfect for fairisle and colourwork, it makes a great introduction to simple knitting in colour.

Originally featured in Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 42, this design has been re-knitted in Fine Lace.