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Now available in print (plus complementary digital download) from the KDD shop

This book is available in print from the Kate Davies online shop.

This tunic-length sweater features a striking cable panel and set-in sleeves for a sleek and tailored look. The pattern covers ten sizes from a 32” to a 50” bust with a classic style to suit all body shapes. The Catkin sweater is worked seamlessly in the round, from the bottom up, and the sleeves are then set in, using short rows, from the top down. Instructions are also included in this pattern booklet for the simple, slouchy Catkin Hat, which will knit up quickly over the course of an evening or two, and will allow you to test your gauge and to familarise yourself with the cable pattern before embarking on the sweater.

The 24 shade Colour Compass yarn box + e-book package is now available from the KDD shop

If you’d like the print book (with complimentary e-book) please place your purchase in Kate’s shop. You can purchase the e-book only here on Ravelry.

Celebrating the seasonal contrast between darkness and illumination, in this collection of two-tone knits, Kate Davies has created a book full of cold-weather inspiration. A trick of the light that’s only ever seen in winter is echoed in the structural motifs of Sun Pillars, while the spectacle of planetary alignment inspired allover colourwork hoody, Clanjamfrie. Kate has an abiding love of bold, rhythmic, two tone patterns, which she explores through classic silhouettes like the Blue Monk gansey and Lilias Day yoke pullover, alongside contemporary shapes like oversized, drop-sleeved Ciar. All of these pieces are intended to be both warm and practical: why not knit a cosy smock with accommodating pockets or a deep-fronted cowl which can be squirrelled away inside a jacket and bundled up around the ears? Featuring fourteen gloriously graphic designs, and including twisted stitches and structural lace to complement Kate’s signature colourwork, you’ll be truly spoilt for choice while Making Light.

What happens when you bring literary plot and pattern design together?

One download includes patterns for both hat & gauntlets.

The three hats in this collection are all, in one way or another, inspired by the landscape, culture and history around me in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads




























