Sapling
£5 • 4-ply
Sapling is a hat full of optimism. Little saplings flourish around its circumference, reaching ever higher towards the warmth of the sun. A lightweight hat knit in 4-ply yarn, it’s perfect for the first chill of autumn or the last brisk days of early spring.
Raindrops
£5 • 4-ply
A pair of short fingerless mitts decorated with eyelet raindrops. When I saw the stitch pattern I immediately thought of a little pair of mitts to take the chill off a cold umbrella handle on a wet rainy day. This is the result!
Hearth
£5 • DK
A simple introduction to stranded colourwork, Hearth uses just two colours and only has a couple of rounds where it’s necessary to catch your floats, so it’s a great first colourwork project.
Well in Hand
£20 • 4-ply • Collection
A collection of 8 fingerless mitts patterns featuring 4-ply yarns from Giddy Aunt Yarns, Well in Hand is a digital publication laid out much like a traditional book.
Hearth
£5 • 4-ply
A simple introduction to stranded colourwork, Hearth uses just two colours and only has a couple of rounds where it’s necessary to catch your floats, so they’re a great first colourwork project.
Rebel
£5 • 4-ply
Who says mitts have to keep your hands warm? Sometimes style takes priority over function. Sometimes the rules are supposed to be broken. (And if your hands get too cold, why not pop a pair of plain mitts underneath?)
Perforate
£5 • 4-ply
A handed pair of mitts with opposing diagonal eyelets, Perforate shows off how effective a simple stitch pattern can be with the right attention to detail.
Keighley
£5 • 4-ply
Using a brand-new stitch pattern of slipped stitches and cables (yes really!), Keighley evokes period dramas and femininity.
Perforate
£5 • DK
An adaptable cowl / infinity scarf pattern that uses 4-ply held double. Why not mix and match to make something truly unique?