‘it’ patterns

A SHETLANDER born and bred, Alison Rendall has been knitting since she was very young, and she has shared a lifetime of knitting experience in her new book, Fair Isle Knitting Tradition (Landauer Publ

From her smallholding in the heart of West Somerset, Bec Briar spins wool from her own flock of sheep and hand-weaves it into beautiful blankets and scarves

The body of the cardigan is knitted in one piece in rows on circular needles, which are used due to the larger number of stitches. Only two colours are used throughout, and rows can be worked from eit

Knit a simple sweater that lets a self-striping yarn do the work

Note When working the Chart change to DPNs as needed. As instructed, change the start of the round on Rounds 23, 25 and 27 by slipping the first stitch of the round, as this stitch will be used in the

Knit a cosy hat in two colours of gorgeous wool