This cute hat will not only keep your head warm but your ears too. The hat can be worn loose so the bobble flops downwards at the back of the head or pull the hat forward so it covers the forehead. For extra ear warmth tie the wool plaits under the chin.

A triangular shaped scarf which I have found to be very versatile. You can wear it was a scarf around your neck or as a shawl.

These Zebra Mittens are made with Alpaca Merino yarn making them super soft and their stranded colourwork construction makes them super warm!

A warm reversible cable and moss stitch cowl which can be worn long or doubled around the neck. As it is knitted in the round there are no seams so when you are finished knitting it is ready to wear.

Fibonacci Octad is a ‘painting’ created with yarn knitted in stocking stitch in the round. The pattern is based on the Fibonacci Sequence where each number in the sequence is the sum of the two proceeding numbers: 1,1,2,3,5,8 and so on. Knitting does lend itself very well to this mathematical rule which is frequently observed in nature such as ...

A neck warming cowl with a scalloped edge and eye-catching button closure. This cowl is knitted back and forth initially and then knitted in the round after the placket opening has been completed. The button opening allows the cowl to be pulled over any size head and then left open or closed for a warmer fit.

From the Knit Rowan website:

A loose fitting lacy shrug with a scalloped edge.

These slippers have a vinyl sole which makes them a little more hardwearing than with a knitted sole. The elastic ruching around the edge allows for a secure but adjustable fit.

This cardigan has become one of my favorites, especially over jeans. It is knitted from the top down so you can try it on as you are knitting which makes it easy to alter the width and length of the body and sleeves to obtain a perfect fit. Also, there are no seams to sew together only buttons to sew on!

A shoulder covering shawl great for cool summer evenings. The pattern is easy to modify and make the shawl a little longer or wider if you wish.