This jagged wrap is knitted from side to side in garter stitch.

This scarf was inspired by Anna Maltz’s “marlisle” knitting technique, combined with small double knitted panels to make this scarf completely reversible.

• Basic pattern for heavier sock yarns (sport-weight)

A large wrap with just over 1000 metres of lace-weight yarn,

The challenge was to design an elegant shawl using only one hank of Soliloquy (600 metres) without complicated lace. This shawlette is the result! Light yet warm, long yet not too big, the Crescent Shawlette is a pleasure to knit and wear. The main body is knit using mostly garter stitch with some delicate lace and the border lightens the look ...

The idea behind these scarves is to create a pattern that is somewhere on the scale between a lariat and a scarf. Ideal for use of a precious yarn or a stunning colour that you want to show off and celebrate.

A straightforward top-down pattern in stocking stitch, specifically written for Soliloquy sock yarn, knitted using 2.0mm needles.

Our lightweight summer poncho is knitted in our own Soliloquy Merino/ Silk yarn available to order on our website.

Oversized cardigan in simple, geometric shapes that is easy to combine with a wide range of dress styles.

The Palmira poncho features a cable design on a moss stitch background.

Our Cascata waistcoat is just as effective made in one colour.

This design was inspired by the popular Color Affection by Veera Välimäki. It reminded me of a project I knitted when I was in college, which consisted of a number of linked crescents, forming an oversized batwing cardigan. I knitted Color Affection as a summer holiday project and loved the finished shawl, but I realised I would have enjoyed th...

This pattern combines some unusual design features:

I was knitting socks like this for quite a while before I wrote down exactly what I was doing for a friend. The pattern is made up of parts of various socks I knitted over time. I am sure anyone who knits socks will recognise the basic toe, basic heel and basic cuff…

This pattern includes instructions for both types of gloves shown in the picture.

Koigu yarns just beg to be combined.

Three frills, five designs, eight patterns. The picture on the left shows a scarf consisting of three strands, showing three of the five designs.

These socks are knitted from the toe up, using a provisional cast-on, so there is no need to graft the toes. The instructions for a provisional cast-on are in the pattern.

This shawl combines two different leaf motifs; one for the center panel and one for the edge. The center panel is knitted from the bottom tip up; the edge is knitted onto it afterwards. The shawl in the picture shows different colours for the main body and the edge, but this design is equally effective when knitted in one shade throughout and p...