Inspired by Iznik tiles, these multi-coloured socks are worked in a mixture of slip stitch and mosaic patterns. They look complicated, but they’re not - you’re never working with more than one colour at a time!

Practice all the two colour brioche basics while you make a quick and snuggly winter cowl!

Simple ribbed fingerless mitts knit in one seamless piece.

Warm up winter with a quick and easy cowl!

Second Design of the Wollmeise Yarn Club 2017

Simple and quick to knit in your favourite DK yarn, the Brunswick Beanie is a snuggly, head hugging winter hat, designed to fit a wide range of heads.

A simple slipped stitch cowl in an intriguing pattern that looks tricky to knit but is really easy and fun to do! Written for two cowl lengths (single and double loop) and three different gauges of yarn (sock, sport and DK).

In the spirit of the Ravellenic Games - and because so many people have asked here is my basic pattern for the Decathlon Socks :)

The Trouble with Ribbles is a snuggly cowl worked in the round using fully reversible patterns including Ribbles (reversible cables).

Opticks are simple stocking stitch socks knit in the round. Each part of the sock is knit in a different colour to showcase top down, flap heel construction. But of course you can knit them in a plain colour or get creative and do your own thing!

Beautiful yarns and a simple drop stitch pattern make for a elegant, warm and snugly wrap. Only one yarn used per row, so no tangles or carried stitches. With the exception of the drop stitch row, all rows of the shawl are worked in stocking stitch, so it knits up quickly too!

Uluru is a multi-gauge, multi-sized pattern designed to showcase Wollmeise yarns. Got Lace, Pure or Twin, Blend or DK? There’s a size or shape of Uluru to match, diamond, triangular, or parallelogram, shawl or scarf. Pair up a multi and a semi solid or two elegant semi solids - the choices are endless and enticing

A quick and simple garter stitch crescent shawl, worked sideways from a provisional cast on and shaped with short rows. Finish with purl iCord for a classic tailored look or add an iCord fringe or simple fringe for that little extra kick!

Adapted from Ann Myhre’s wonderful Baby Blanket Latvian Garden and published with her permission. Thanks Ann :)

Yongbao (Mandarin for hug or embrace):

Take two contrasting gradients; five shades of the same colour family each. Add a Shadow Mosaic pattern. Work an attached icord.

Wrap up in luscious merino and cashmere with an easy to knit shawl, using two colours of Wollmeise Blend.

A simple, snuggly winter shawl worked in DK.

Shetland Horseshoe Lace and 1 skein of Black Trillium Merino Single knits up quickly to make a cosy neck warmer.

A slouchy cowl version of the Ridge and Furrow pattern - this time with vertical stripes (the scarf and neckwarmer have horizontal stripes).

Sometimes, one colour is not enough; this shawl uses 56 different colours of Wollmeise Sock Yarn.

A triangular shawl in the Ridge & Furrow family. Begin with one stitch, increase on alternate rows & knit until the triangle is big enough, or the yarn runs out!

A quick to knit, three buttoned neckwarmer in a simple, stitch pattern.

A simple garter ridge stitch pattern to use up all those leftovers of yarn.

SIZE: S, M, L, XL

Note: The bouclé yarn used in the original has been discontinued. Suggested substitutes are Dibadu Seda Crespa, Halcycon Yarn Gemstone Silk Bouclé, and Hand Maiden Rumple. Colourmart occassionally have delicious blends of cashmere silk bouclé for that extra luxury touch!

Inspired by costumes of medieval minstrels - Jongleurs

A simple stocking stitch shawl using super thick and super thin yarns on giant needles - knits up superfast and is warm and makes a warm and snuggly shawl.

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A little project that combines mosaic in the round and stranded knitting, using up those DK leftovers to make a bright, fun hat. Work it slouchy or work it snug and cosy; from toddler sized to large adult, there’s a size for every member of the family!

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Umberto is a simple neckwarmer made in handspun worsted.

Shetland Fir Cone lace and 1 skein of Wollmeise Molly worsted knits up quickly to make a cosy neck warmer.

Arjuna - the Wollmeise Sock Club design for March 2009

Arjuna - the Wollmeise Sock Club design for March 2009

Use up those leftover sock yarns! Each sock uses three different colours, but no more than 30g of any one colour is used for each.

Stranded socks knit in patterns based on “veve”; symbols used in voodoo to invoke the spirits. The character in the top hat is Baron Samedi. The long crosses and “spine” are from the symbol for Mama Brigette, a female voodoo spirit.

This is a reworking of the Wollmeise Poppy Sock pattern to give a large sized sock

Take one set of Wollmeise Merino-Lammdochtwolle test skeins (plus a few extras)…. Line with Kid Silk Haze…

This is a reworking of Kaffe Fassett’s Poppy motif to sizes that work nicely on socks.