https://www.aphaia.org/blog daily 0.75 2022-11-15 https://www.aphaia.org/blog/e7er093w23pvtk3h5mzg9ew3l5ubfv monthly 0.5 2022-11-15 https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue daily 0.75 2022-11-21 https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/harristhehighlandcow monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/cb54e55b-a6e3-423a-97dd-31619a2e2a0b/Journal2_9.jpg Catalogue - Harris the Highland Cow - Make it stand out Image (C) Yarn - The Journal of Scottish Yarns https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/forvieshawl monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/b7885ede-6f2a-458a-b78c-55ad765063bf/Journal_005.jpg Catalogue - Forvie Shawl - Growing up on the coast, I have had the sea as part of my life since I was very small. The ever-shifting combination of water and coastline as the tides change the landscape – both bringing to and taking away from the shore – was the inspiration for this design. The gentle eyelet motifs create a wave-like texture and are paired with a linear slip-stitch pattern that evokes the rolling sand dunes which accompany so many beaches. Forvie Shawl is designed in 1 size: Finished width: 152 cm (73 in) Finished depth: 52 cm (20.5 in) Ginger’s Hand Dyed Splendor 4-ply, Fingering / 4-ply, 50% Merino, 50% Silk, 400 m / 437 yds per 100g. Ginger’s Hand Dyed Masham Mayhem, Fingering / 4-ply, 75% British Bluefaced Leicester, 25% British Masham, 400 m / 437 yds per 100g. Image (c) Yarn - The Journal of Scottish Yarns https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/herringbones monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668771794833-LN26Z3LJW1T657OZ8UJD/01A1EDD1-439D-4B38-B1E7-75C10766E1FB_1_105_c.jpeg Catalogue - Herringbones Slip stitches and garter stitch combine to create this gently textured shawl. Worked from the top down, the shawl uses slip stitch-cables and multiple colours to create a gradient effect. Sample shown in The Border Tart – Blue Moon ‘4 Ply Aries’ (70% Alpaca / 30% Merino), in four shades. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/giraffe monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/d61144df-ab35-4945-bbec-46efa7c06bf7/IMG_1243.jpeg Catalogue - Giraffe Create your own woolly pal with this adorable Giraffe pattern! Techniques required: short rows, colourwork, loop stitch. Sample shown in Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight, in shades 28 (Gold, Colour 2) and 122 (Reddish Brown, Colour 1). Sample shown on a 18 “ / 45.75 cm circumference tea pot. One size as written: Height: 8.5 “ / 21.5 cm Length: 8 “ / 20 cm https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/isopleuron monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668772276647-ZG3B0SAT9DAYM8GFVFW5/1E385529-7F9E-4D7F-8512-473B99E9735F_1_105_c.jpeg Catalogue - Isopleuron A triangle of triangles; equilateral triangles to be exact! The ancient Greek mathematician Euclid was the first person to describe triangles, they appear on the very first page of his treatise Elements – he states: Of trilateral figures, an isopleuron (equilateral) triange is that which has its three sides equal. Euclid, Elements, 1.def.20 Using only simple stitches, the shawl has a textured, reversible and graduated design that is perfect for showing off hand-dyed and gradient yarns. Sample shown in Bilum Hand Dyed Yarns ‘Sipsip’ (100% Merino Wool), in a Green-Pink gradient colourway. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/highlandcowteacosy monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/a9cc85da-3c00-4aa8-adbd-a2aaf7d0a1df/IMG_1239+edited.jpg Catalogue - Highland Cow Tea Cosy This cute Highland Cow Tea Cosy combines loop stitch for extra warmth, a very Scottish accompaniment for your cuppa! Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight – in the following shades: Colour 1: 32 (Copper) Colour 2: 122 (Reddish Brown) Colour 3: 1 (White) Sample shown on a 18 “ / 45.75 cm circumference tea pot. One size as written: to fit standard tea pots up to 18 “ / 45.5 cm circumference. Height from edge to top of crown: 6 “ / 15 cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/dymbh4swyxufrrx8trd2oswht1px9v monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668773285066-DJFE0YY8D6KC6PGKOXVF/IMG_4112.JPG Catalogue - Quothquan Law With long swooping curves, this crescent shawl combines short rows and simple textures to create an elegant and graceful effect. Sample shown in Uradale Yarns Jumper Weight in the shades ‘Moorit’ (MC, Brown), ‘Tormentil Heath’ (CC1, Mustard Yellow), ‘Meadowsweet Heath’ (CC2, Light Green) and ‘Moss Heath’ (CC3, Green). Materials 756 yds / 691 m in Fingering weight yarn in four shades 189 yds / 173 m in each colour 4 mm / US6 circular needles Stitch markers (2) Tapestry needle Blocking wires or pins https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/spectrolith monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/2a1e66c4-fca3-4dab-9c95-f219347b9bb1/IMG_4127.JPG Catalogue - Spectrolith Gently cascading columns of stitches create a bold and interesting effect. Worked from the top-down, this garter stitch shawl uses elongated slip stitches to create this appearance. When combined with gradient or other variegated yarns, it creates a gorgeous colour-shifting appearance. Sample shown in The Knitting Goddess 4 Ply BFL Masham in ‘Silver’ (MC) and 4 Ply BFL Masham Colour Wheel in ‘Primary Tones’ (CC). Sample works through the Colour Wheel Mini Skeins changing the colour for each stripe in sequence. Materials Approx. 1755 yds / 1605 m fingering weight yarn in two colours (MC: 1250 yds / 1143 m, CC: 525 yds / 480 m) 3.5 mm / US 4 needles Stitch markers (4) Tapestry needle Blocking wires / pins https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/woollymammothteacosy monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668598466950-X74EZP6DZH679MIKW5Y4/IMG_4190.JPG Catalogue - Woolly Mammoth Tea Cosy A very woolly tea cosy! Loop stitch adds all over textural interest - whilst adding extra insulation to keep your brew warm. Even your tea pot itself becomes part of the design; choose a co-ordinating colours for a subtle look, or go bold with a contrasting combination! Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight – in the following shades: Colour 1: 132 (bright teal) Colour 2: FC41 (dark teal) Colour 3: 1 (white) Sample shown on a 18 “ / 45.75 cm circumference tea pot https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/ardelia monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/209a1d59-e2be-448e-b615-9c69f359de7a/IMG_4145.JPG Catalogue - Ardelia Named for the seventeenth century composer Lady Mary Dering, this graceful fingering weight shawl combines brioche and lace into an elegant botanical design. Worked from the top-down, this semi-circular shawl combines two yarns in the brioche sections before transitioning to a simple lace border. Sample shown in Wayfaring Yarns ‘Europa’ (56% Extrafine Merino / 44% Superkid Mohair, 393.75 yds / 360 m per 100g; MC) and ‘Sophia Kidsilk Lace’ (70% Ultrafine Kid Mohair / 30% Mulberry Silk, 458 yds / 420 m per 100g; CC) in the colourway “Myrtle Beach.” Image (c) Selena Miskin https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/a-mythical-bestiary monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668599909969-JKK9BP4B6KJUY63IZBK1/Screenshot+2020-03-01+at+17.32.42.png Catalogue - A Mythical Bestiary Myth and Monsters! This Mythological Bestiary includes six mythical beasts for you to knit! All of the creatures are based on descriptions provided by the Ancient Greek and Roman Authors from the 7th Century BCE to the 1st Century ACE. All the patterns in this collection are also available for individual purchase: https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/ctesias-the-unicorn monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668599741038-8LJ5IOPBZSPRDOMGJ2QY/IMG_3936.JPG Catalogue - Ctesias the Unicorn In European mythology, the Unicorn is a white horse- or goat-like creature with a long horn and cloven hooves. It is not a mythical creature to the ancient Greeks, instead the descriptions of this beast instead appear in accounts relating to natural history. The earliest description appears in Ctesias’ Indica (4th Century BCE) and provides a very different colour scheme – a white body, red head, and a white, red and black horn! Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight Colour 1: Shade 202 (Cream) Colour 2: Shade FC46 (Light Yellow-Cream) Colour 3: Shade 28 (Gold) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/homer-the-hippocampus monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668599025398-HIGF087POXKG5B82QLTU/IMG_4015.JPG Catalogue - Homer the Hippocampus Literally a sea horse! While the name Hippocampus derives from Greek, the creature actually appears in the myths of many different European and Middle Eastern cultures. It has the upper body and forelegs of a horse with the tail of a fish. In the Illiad, Homer (7th Century BCE) describes the Olympian God Poseidon being drawn in a chariot over the surface of the sea by a pair of hooved horses. Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight Colour 1: FC39 (Medium Turquoise Blue) Colour 2: 1280 (Light Turquoise Blue) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/herodotus-the-griffin monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668599547934-U9PHQ0S1QRKE22Q0YL8H/IMG_4018.JPG Catalogue - Herodotus the Griffin Artistic depictions of Griffin-like animals appear before 3000 BCE in ancient Egypt and Iran, this lion-eagle hybrid combines the king of beasts and the king of birds. Herodotus (5th Century BCE) has some of the earliest surviving descriptions of these creatures, but he bases this on a now lost work by the earlier author Aristaeus (7th Century BCE). Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight Colour 1: Shade FC38 (Medium Burnt Orange) Colour 2: Shade 1281 (Light Burnt Orange) Colour 3: Shade 32 (Bronze) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/hesiod-the-pegasus monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668599365977-UCQU1SHP976W6ZPG2NLW/IMG_3905.JPG Catalogue - Hesiod the Pegasus According to the Greek write Hesiod (7th Century BCE), Pegasus was born to the Gorgon Medusa and the Olympian God Poseidon; Pegasus was later captured by the hero Bellepheron in order to defeat the monstrous Chimera. He was said to carry thunder and lightning for Zeus, and was later rewarded for his loyal service by being transformed into a constellation. Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight Colour 1: Shade FC50 (Light Mauve) Colour 2: Shade 1 (White) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/pliny-the-ethiopian-pegasus monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668598850269-X249EXZUFWMM9RBPFC61/IMG_3934.JPG Catalogue - Pliny the Ethiopian Pegasus According to Pliny (1st Century ACE), there was a second type of Pegasus found on an island in the Red Sea off the coast of Ethiopia. It also appears in later Medieval Bestiaries – although while Pliny describes it as a winged horse with horns, the later depictions show it as being more goat-like. Sample uses: Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight Colour 1: Shade 77 (Black) Colour 2: Shade 1 (White) Colour 3: Shade 122 (Reddish Brown) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/virgil-the-hippogriff monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668598639964-2LXTT01Y1R01TAOYVAP3/IMG_3917.JPG Catalogue - Virgil the Hippogriff Popularised in recent times thanks to their inclusion in the Harry Potter series; these unusual creatures are an older invention. While the Hippogriff is first mentioned obliquely by Virgil in the 1st Century BCE-1st Century ACE, he doe not name the beast - instead he simply describes its parentage. It is not until the 16th Century, that the beast is named as a Hippogriff in the poem Orlando Furioso by Ludovico Ariosto. Both writers describe how the Hippogriff is the offspring of a mare and griffin, that combines attributes from both. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/antenor monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/111d788a-e76b-45e4-9408-fdfa4548200a/IMG_1999.jpeg Catalogue - Antenor Drawing on geometric styles and art deco motifs, this elegant semi-circular shawl combines simple stitches to create a textured and fully-reversible pattern. Main sample shown in Wayfaring Yarns ‘Shambhala (Fingering / 4 Ply; 200 m per 50g; 50% Baby Yak / 50% Mulberry Silk) in the Kanab colour way. Alternate sample shown in Buffalo Wool Company ‘2wo Sexy’ in the Natural colour way. Materials 549 yds / 600 m Fingering (4 Ply) Yarn US 6 / 4 mm needles Stitch markers (14) Tapestry needle Blocking Wires / Pins Image (C) Selena Miskin https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/s3cvvfy37ll3y980rfno4s8xvp70i0 monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668778701496-OUYRPHL7T67VU0UA1XWS/Art_of_Circular_Yokes_8_2018-0347_edit.jpg Catalogue - Strike This top-down sweater uses slipped stitches to create a lovely textured cascading effect in a sequence of concentric circles. Three-quarter length sleeves are worked after the yoke and body are knitted; positive ease and gentle waist shaping create a garment with a flattering silhouette. The finished piece is seamless, the simplicity of the techniques used makes it appropriate for adventurous beginners. From The Art of Circular Yokes Image (C) F+W Media Inc, by Harper Point Photography https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/tyan monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/2c939ef5-1cb6-4940-97fe-57f31622cee3/Tyan+Borrowdale+back+portrait+crop.jpg Catalogue - Tyan Wrap yourself up in Tyan, a triangular shawl using bands of texture to create a subtle gradient effect. Knitted in Lore, this simple shawl is worked from the top down and finished with a garter stitch border. From The Borrowdale Collection by The Fibre Co. Image (C) The Fibre Co. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/kyth monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668779637220-FGRW2DR4XDS1ACZPYNWD/IMG_0199.jpg Catalogue - Kyth - “Kyth in your ain colours that fowk may ken you.” Allan Ramsay, (1776). A Collection of Scots Proverbs, p.48. Simple stitches don’t have to create simple finishes! This reversible shawl creates an extremely elegant and wearable piece, with opulent textured motifs and (optional) fringed edging. Using only a few different stitch types (knit and purl, plus knit and purl increases) and with charts and full written instructions, this shawl showcases the wonderful textures and finishes you can create with knitting. Sample shown in Ginger’s Hand Dyed Yakety Yak 4 Ply in the limited edition ‘Lion Rampant’ colourway, that was dyed for the 2018 Indie Burgh Craft Crawl in Edinburgh. ~ From the Scottish National Dictionary (1700), the verb Kyth (or Kythe), means to ‘to show or present oneself… to show one’s true character, “without any guile or hypocrisy”.’ https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/malo-cowl monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/49c2ae1d-c5eb-4264-8cf0-be87997487a6/malo-cowl-2.jpg Catalogue - Malo Cowl - Available from Knotions Cooler weather is the perfect opportunity to start bundling yourself up in cosy knitwear and this oversized cowl is a great way to stay warm. Using bulky weight yarn, this cowl uses a simple stranding technique to create an interesting smocked texture which is easy to work. Sizes Finished Circumference: 32” (81 cm) Finished Length: 19” (48 cm) Yarn Ístex Bulky Lopi (100% Wool; 66 yd 60 m/100 g: #5 Black Heather 1 skein, #51 White 1 skein, #54 Light Ash Heather 1 skein, #56 Ash Heather 1 skein, #58 Dark Grey Heather 1 skein) Needles US size 13 (9 mm) 24” (61 cm) or 32” (80 cm) circular needle. Notions Stitch marker; large tapestry needle. Gauge 11 sts and 16 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Smocked Stitch pattern after wet blocking Image (C) Edsger Studio https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/netjry monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782289909-0FOLB9ADUYYV4MB29QDC/IMG_0175.jpg Catalogue - Netjry https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782289707-0XA1E21OZMEW55I6D4FV/IMG_0176.jpg Catalogue - Netjry https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668780120586-ZSSGD7A8OJAHYAEXU48P/IMG_0173.jpg Catalogue - Netjry In Northern Tanzania lies Lake Natron, a salt lake with a very distinctive colour. The lake derives its colours from the microorganisms that live within it. The evaporation leaves ridges of encrusted salt, in beautiful shades of pink and grey. Netjry is the Egyptian name for natron, and while the ancient Egyptians used natron in their mummification processes, it was actually used more widely. The elegant shawl combines a simple eyelet motif with short rows to combine colours in a striking pattern. Designed to be used with mini skeins, the pattern can be worked in any combination of colours preferred. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/cardona monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668779913318-TG840KKN7ISOCRF6QGLB/IMG_0171.jpg Catalogue - Cardona Located in Catalonia, around 100 kilometres from Barcelona lies Cardona – the home of a salt mountain. Mined for cetnruies, the salt mines have formed elaborate and beautiful tunnels and caverns of pink-hued salt, dripping with stalagmites and stalagtites. This DK-weight hat uses cables to create gently tapering forms, to create and interesting texture and pattern based on the natural formation of the mines from Cardona. Samples (both size M) shown in La Bien Aimée Merino DK, in the ‘Pêche Mignon’ colour way (pink) and Rowan Hemp Tweed, in the ‘Kelp’ colour way (Shade 142) (yellow). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/orinda monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668780351572-9070GML1JSWB2FK35TD3/IMG_7468.jpg Catalogue - Orinda Inspired by the Neo-Platonic and Pastoral ideals of the seventeenth century, this gently romantic shawl is named for the author Katherine Philips. Using simple techniques to create an extremely flattering and wearable shape, this shawl has a delicate and elegant lace border that can be adjusted to suit your yarn. Sample shown in Handmaiden Fine Yarn ‘Marrakesh’ (Lace / 2 Ply; 765 yds / 700 m per 100g; 70% Silk / 30% Camel) in the Jacobean Blue colour way. Image (C) Selena Miskin https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/crisscrossshawl monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668780567030-KX4JBXG4FWFND5ZKKDTZ/IMG_1245+%281%29.jpeg Catalogue - Criss Cross Shawl Slip stitches are a brilliant and surprisingly simple technique for combining different yarns and colours into a knitted item. While exploring ideas for this design, I came across some images of cross-stitched embroidery pieces and felt that the construction of these stitches could be ‘translated’ into knitting, to create an interesting and beautiful fabric. This top-down semi-circular shawl uses elongated slipped stitches and cables to create an intricate pattern that is surprisingly easy to work. Only one colour is worked at a time. The shaping is created by the increases worked on the wrong side of the shawl. Sample shown in Sublime Baby Cashmere Merino Silk 4 Ply in he shades ‘Water Lily 005’ (MC) and ‘Piglet 001’ (CC). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/aroscowl monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782417553-QMZVWDSK0CYJXUYI5TRL/IMG_3877.jpeg Catalogue - Aros Cowl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782417610-B7S9P0JH0I457PI7ATK8/IMG_3878.jpeg Catalogue - Aros Cowl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782435692-Q03PUEUPL4CY8FQJYQB4/IMG_3885.jpeg Catalogue - Aros Cowl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782431281-HC1KGVNEQUVKFFMH9LQX/IMG_3886.jpeg Catalogue - Aros Cowl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668780949296-45QNAQIWGWVK0XHU7R8U/IMG_3875.jpeg Catalogue - Aros Cowl Drawing inspiration from the tartans of the Highland Clans, the Aros Cowl combines traditional patterns with the double knitting technique to create a cosy and elegant accessory. Named for Aros Castle on the Island of Mull off the coast of Scotland, the site has connections to many different Highland Clans. Samples shown in Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumperweight in shades FC24 (Green-Mix), 142 (Dark Turquoise), and 1 (White) (short), and in shades FC55 (Dark Red), 77 (Black) and 28 (Yellow-Gold) (long). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/achristmasstocking monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668780742133-Y8AA9CZMFIMUF6C18HWE/Front.jpg Catalogue - A Christmas Stocking for Effi This traditionally-styled Christmas stocking uses crisp and snowy motifs to create a pretty festive decoration suitable for all the family. Worked in Aran weight yarn, the stocking is quick to knit. The double-thickness cuff is worked with a provisional cast on, and uses clever colour work techniques to add a name without loosing the stretch and flexibility of the knitted fabric. Sample shown uses Brigantia Luxury Yarn Aran, in the ‘Natural’ (shade no. 101) and the ‘Gunmetal Grey’ (shade no. 796) colour ways. Materials 240 yds / 220 m Aran weight yarn in two colours, 155 yds / 142 m MC 85 yds / 78 m CC 5 mm / US 8 circular needle or DPNs, plus second circular needle or DPNs (5 mm / US 8 or smaller) Stitch markers (4) Tapestry needle Waste yarn (for provisional cast on) Optional – Crochet Hook (for provisional cast on) https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/sedge monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781133627-YFF8PO2C4FA3YVYMP7UJ/IMG_1923.JPG Catalogue - Sedge Shawl was designed for the Indie Burgh Craft Crawl 2017, to accompany the limited-edition Ginger’s Hand Dyed Craft Crawl yarn. Materials 366 yds / 335 m Sport weight yarn 4.5 mm / US 7 needles Stitch markers (2) Tapestry needle Crochet hook Waste yarn https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/alovelikesaltnorth monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/791c5cc1-9b24-427b-adc4-f64ce170dbe5/Screen_Shot_2017-04-22_at_1.23.17_pm_medium.png Catalogue - A Love Like Salt: North - "Once upon a time, in a kingdom far far away…“ Although there are many fairytales, A Love like Salt is perhaps not one of the better known - yet the variations of the story are found all over the world. This collection draws on the fairy tale as a starting point, but delves into the history and culture of salt as inspiration for these patterns. The patterns are also available for individual purchase: https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/halleincowl monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782091388-M023TOXWG0MJUHKLJKH0/IMG_1817.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Cowl Samples shown use Ginger’s Hand Dyed Sheepish DK, in the Sound & Fury, and Muddy Paws colour ways (Short), and Brigantia Luxury Aran, in the Gunmetal Grey (796) and Natural (101) colour ways (Long). Materials 225 (595) {275 (705)} yds / 206 (544) {251.5 (645)} DK {Aran} weight yarn in two shades: MC 150 (400) {185 (480)} yds / 137 (366) {169 (439)} m CC 75 (195) {90 (225)} yds / 69 (178) {82.5 (206)} m 4.5 mm {5 mm} / US 7 {US 8} circular needle or DPNs Stitch marker (1) Tapestry needle Gauge 20 {18} sts x 30 {24} rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in broken rib in the rnd, with DK Aranweight yarn on 4.5 5 mm needles. 20 {18} sts x 36 {26} rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in slip stitch pattern in the rnd, with DK Aran weight yarn on 4.5 5 mm needles. Sizes Short (Long) Circumference 20 (52) {22 (58)} “ / 50.5 (137) {56 (147)} cm. Height 12 (12) {12 (12)} “ / 30.5 (30.5) {30.5 (30.5)} cm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/9991ef1c-02bf-41b1-a262-2d621b9da6c2/IMG_1834.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Cowl - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/salaka monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781896509-OBVPMG5DK120DSAB9JFI/IMG_1899.JPG Catalogue - Salaka Sample shown (Medium) in Rusty Ferret Doll 4ply, in The Dark Below colour way. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/zelle monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/ebcf397b-c47a-4e23-b1f8-db60b3bf4b7d/IMG_1786.JPG Catalogue - Zelle Materials 65 (80, 95, 110, 125) {100 (120, 140, 160, 180)} yds / 59.5 (73, 87, 100.5, 114.5) {91.5 (110, 128, 146.5, 165.5)} m Aran weight yarn 5 mm / US 8 circular needle or DPNs Stitch markers (2) Tapestry needle Waste yarn or stitch holder https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782786236-U43HG3U9Y7INVDA8XZ5I/IMG_1807.JPG Catalogue - Zelle Samples (M) shown use Old Maiden Aunt 100% Superwash Bluefaced Leicester Aran, in the Mudder’s Milk colour way (Long), and Rowan Fine Art Aran, in the Bachata (0551) colour way (Short). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/guerande monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781773441-AJGH8J3ECG7CSZK0KF7O/Screen+Shot+2017-04-23+at+12.21.17+pm.png Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781773636-97UV4FXKLA4KRXLGG9KJ/Screen+Shot+2017-04-23+at+12.21.29+pm.png Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781774535-CEGL77NHTSYH0Y24AFQ7/Screen+Shot+2017-04-23+at+12.21.40+pm.png Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782589614-U8Y6MS7MM48U86N54D58/IMG_1729.JPG Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782566856-1BDZP30I08QUUE71NFZG/IMG_1723.JPG Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782576155-V4KKZUHV457D5A4QWVSG/IMG_1718.JPG Catalogue - Guérande https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781657007-8D43305HMZXCBCDOCGXE/IMG_1595.JPG Catalogue - Guérande Materials 487 - 1640 yds / 446 - 1499.5 m fingering weight / 4 ply yarn. For the specific yarn requirements, please refer to the colour options shown in the accompanying pictures. 4.5 mm / US 7 needles Tapestry needle Gauge 22 sts x 24 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in broken rib worked flat before blocking. Sizes Small (Large) Width 56 (79) “ / 142 (200.5) cm. Depth 17 (26) “/ 43 (66) cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/halleinhat monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781474572-URO618MCHEG0DOE1NX8R/IMG_1850.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Hat Sample shown uses Ginger’s Hand Dyed Sheepish DK, in the Sound & Fury, and Muddy Paws colour ways. Materials 120 (150, 175, 210, 240) yds / 110 (137, 160, 192, 219.5) m DK weight yarn, in two shades MC 75 (95, 110, 130, 150) yds / 69 (87, 100.5, 119, 137) m CC 45 (55, 65, 80, 90) yds / 41.5 (50.5, 59.5, 73, 82.5) m 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle or DPNs 4 mm / US 6 circular needle or DPNs Stitch marker (1) Tapestry needle Gauge 21 sts x 38 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in broken rib pattern in the rnd, on the smaller needles. 24 sts x 36 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in slip stitch pattern in the rnd, on the larger needles. Sizes XS (S, M, L, XL) Circumference (Brim, un-stretched) 11.5 (14, 16, 18, 20.5) “ / 29.25 (35.5, 41, 46, 52) cm. To fit head circumference 16 (18, 20, 22, 24) “ / 41 (46, 51, 56, 61) cm. Circumference (Body) 14 (16, 18, 20, 22) “ / 35.5 (41, 46, 51, 56) cm. Height (Brim-Crown) 9.25 (9.75, 10.25, 10.5, 11) “ / 23.5 (25, 26, 27, 28) cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/halleinwristwarmers monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668781314222-BMU7ZNW1L0W5WOR4MWZ3/IMG_1746.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Wrist Warmers Sample shown uses Ginger’s Hand Dyed Sheepish Samples (Fitted, size S, and Slouchy, size M) shown use Ginger’s Hand Dyed Sheepish DK, in the Sound & Fury, and Muddy Paws colour ways. Materials 125 (155, 185) {160 (185, 215)} yds / 114.5 (142, 169) {146.5 (169, 196.5)} m DK weight yarn, in two shades: MC 75 (90, 110) {95 (110, 130)} yds / 68.5 (82, 100.5) {87 (100.5, 119)} m CC 50 (65, 75) {65 (75, 85)} yds / 46 (59.5, 68.5) {59.5 (68.5, 78)} m 4 mm / US 6 circular needle or DPNs 4 mm / US 6 crochet hook Stitch marker (1) Tapestry needle Gauge 20 sts x 32 rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in broken rib pattern in the rnd. 24 sts x 36 rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in slip stitch pattern in the rnd. Sizes S (M, L). Fitted Slouchy. Cuff circumference 6 (7, 8.5) “ / 15 (18.5, 21.5) cm. Hand circumference 6 (7.5, 8.5) {8.5, 10, 11.5} “ / 15 (19, 21.5) {21.5, 25, 29} cm Length 9 (9, 9) “ / 23 (23, 23) cm. Thumb Hole Circumference 2 (2, 2) “ / 5 (5, 5) cm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782711801-K5SAMI9LVKTA9MWLGZFV/IMG_1750.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Wrist Warmers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668782719230-J3C4P85HQNFVROINYH3S/IMG_1765.JPG Catalogue - Hallein Wrist Warmers https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/ensphere monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668858524830-3VJMT5R3NU0JM8FPQ1T6/Screen+Shot+2017-03-07+at+3.45.34+pm.png Catalogue - Ensphere - Image (C) PLY Magazine Part of the joy of spinning fibre is deciding what to create with the finished yarn, but what happens when you have too many ideas to choose from? Sometimes you want a cowl, other times a shawl. Should it be snug? Or draped? Too many choices, far too little knitting time. So at the risk of sounding slightly like a super-hero movie… Is it a cowl? Is it a scarf? No, it’s Ensphere - a hybrid cowl-scarf-shawl accessory. Versatility is the main point - why have one option when you can have many? Twist it, drape it, or wrap it, you decide how you want to wear it. Whether it is coiled snugly around your neck, draped loosely as a shawl, or worn as a hood or a shrug, Ensphere is one truly adaptable accessory. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/equipoise monthly 0.5 2022-11-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668783520216-Q2LXWPB8QRU9N32UQWDC/IMG_1878.JPG Catalogue - Equipoise Get back in balance with this hat! Stacked short rows, with integrated crown shaping, creates a crisp and bold final look. Worked both in the round and flat, the pattern maximises the construction potential of short rows to create a truly balanced design. Sample shown (size S) uses Artesano Aran, in the Laxford colour way. Materials 125 (145, 170, 200, 225) yards / 114 (132, 155, 183, 205) m Aran (10 ply) weight yarn. 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle or DPNs 4 mm / US 6 circular needle or DPNs Stitch markers (2) Tapestry needle Sizes XS (S, M, L, XL). Un-stretched circumference 14.5 (16, 17.25, 18.5, 20) “ / 37 (40.5, 44, 47, 51) cm. To fit head circumference. approx. 19 (20, 21, 22, 23) “ / 48 (51, 53, 56, 58) cm. (Approx. 4” negative ease.) Height (brim-crown) 8 (8.5, 9, 9, 10) “ / 20.5 (22, 23, 23, 24) cm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/514b3adc-9b9c-4f72-aff2-cb69a4c819e8/Equipoise-Schematic.jpg Catalogue - Equipoise Gauge 24 sts x 28 rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in 1x1 rib in the rnd on the smaller needles. 20 sts x 24 rnds = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking st in the rnd on the larger needles. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/thesunandthemoonteacosycollection monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859012016-AS20XQ5FQEUZ3LDC5ERI/Cover.jpg Catalogue - The Sun & The Moon Tea Cosy Collection A bird-themed tea cosy mini-collection, inspired by the poem ‘I talk with the Moon’ by Beverly McLoughland. The two cosies depict the two verses of the poem, with the Wren in the day and the Owl in the night. Both tea cosies are worked in DK weight yarn in the round, using colour work techniques and crocheted steeks. The patterns are written in four sizes, with additional notes on customising the pattern to suit your tea pot. Both patterns are also available individually. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/italkwiththesunteacosy monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668858769683-5OZWE0NB75Y8WM4QOTM8/IMG_0944.JPG Catalogue - I Talk With The Sun Tea Cosy - I talk with the sun, said the wren, As soon as he starts to shine. I talk with the sun, said the wren, And the day is mine. From the poem ‘I talk with the Moon’, by Beverly McLoughland The early bird gets a cup of tea! So keep it warm with this bird-themed tea cosy. Available in a range of sizes, and with a number of custom sizing options, this tea cosy will be an adorable addition to any tea pot. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/urbanhearts monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859387927-YI0YI2R32IMHEPVW6O8B/IMG_0851.JPG Catalogue - Urban Hearts Within the cobbled pavements of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, lies the granite mosaic known as the ‘Heart of Midlothian’. As the theme for the 2016 Indie Burgh Yarn Crawl, this mosaic has inspired this heart –shaped shawl, combining delicate lace motifs with garter stitch detailing. Variegated sample (black/pink) shown in Ginger’s Hand Dyed Bleating Velvet 4 Ply in the 2016 Indie Burgh Yarn Crawl Limited Edition colour way – ‘Heart of the City’ (with 13 garter st edging rpts). Semi-solid sample (gray) shown in Ginger’s Hand Dyed Swell Ewe Sock in ‘Old Town Cobblestone’ colour way (with 11 garter st edging rpts). Materials 437 yds / 400 m Fingering weight yarn; sample uses Ginger’s Hand Dyed Bleating Velvet 4 Ply (1 skein, 437 yds / 400 m per 100g, Merino / Cashmere / Nylon). 4 mm / US 6 needles Stitch markers (4) Tapestry needle Blocking wires / pins Size 24 x 59 “ / 60 x 150 cm Gauge 20 sts x 28 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859508743-ITE81P1AVH0E70VXMD9J/IMG_0938.JPG Catalogue - Urban Hearts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859509528-DBERN6D9KH4XEXHO22MF/IMG_0853.JPG Catalogue - Urban Hearts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859518649-91FK4MV5TZ0K1G4APV4O/IMG_0940.JPG Catalogue - Urban Hearts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859520953-B2IKBWS8QTQYRRV5ESHO/IMG_0849.JPG Catalogue - Urban Hearts https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/curvity monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859237026-ACJ49QZJNUOH6RU2BF68/IMG_1865.JPG Catalogue - Curvity Combining short row shaping with a simple but elegant pattern and neatly concealed decreases, Curvity is a striking hat with unusual construction. Worked in the round and flat (back-and-forth), the pattern maximises the shaping potential of short rows in this non-concentric design. Sample shown uses Rainbow Heirloom Sweater, in the Jaded colour way. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/vyner monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668860156304-BRTI97HGFZVKX0QCBW19/IMG_0441.JPG Catalogue - Vyner This pattern was created for Yarnbox Socks, May 2016. A top-down sock with traditional heel flap and rounded toe, decorated with delicate interwoven cables in a repeating pattern. There are three sizes available, with modular side panels accommodating these. The sample is shown in the medium size, and uses Forbidden Woolery Gluttony Sock in the ‘Springtime in Paris’ colour way. The pattern is both written and charted, for ease the pattern is broken down into the following sections: p.1 Cover, notes, customisation details. p.2 Abbreviations, pattern notes, tutorial links. p.2-5 Written Pattern. p.6-8 Charted Pattern (p.6 comprises condensed written instructions, p.7-8 charts). Materials 435 yds / 399 m Fingering Weight / 4 Ply yarn 2.25 mm / US 1 DPNs or Circular Needle Cable needle Stitch markers (3) Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/cascadian monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859966510-ZU23VAH4LMJ4YCDALL5B/IMG_0520.JPG Catalogue - Cascadian Elongated slip stitches create an interesting and delicate motif that gently increases as the shawl is knitted. Simple to work, only one colour is used at a time. Cascadian is a semi-circular shawl with an increasing slip stitch motif, edging is garter st with yarn overs in matching pattern. Sample shown in Rainbow Heirloom Twinkle Light in shades Peachy Keen and Apparition. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/buddling monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/7b62463c-f84d-4d99-a020-0abaef2f685c/Screen+Shot+2016-05-11+at+1.04.16+pm.png Catalogue - Buddling Arrangement & Customisation The sample shown here uses the pictured arrangement for the blanket (see layout image). Due to the modular nature of the blanket, the finished shape (square, rectangle, etc.) and size can be customised easily. Additional squares can be added for a larger size; each block adds 6” / 15 cm to the finished size. This would require additional yarn (approx. 45 yds / 42 m per square plus extra for edging and seaming). Seaming / Joining Options There are two methods included in the pattern for joining the squares together once complete. These require different finishing methods, see full instructions for further information. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668859679168-HCFUCTECOB78LD874BYZ/IMG_1406.JPG Catalogue - Buddling Delicate lace motifs combine in a simple but elegant baby blanket. Modular design and construction means that you can customise the finished piece to your required specifications. Originally designed for DK weight yarn, alternative yarn weights could be substituted if desired (see notes under Materials below). Sample shown uses Cascade Yarns Cherub DK, in the following colourways: Baby Pink (04), Baby Mint (05), Baby Lavender (07), Ecru (09), Turquoise (12) and Smokey Lavender (29). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/milos monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668860532035-IEHF9PFLKS9NAVJ0L3A6/IMG_0460.JPG Catalogue - Milos A cosy cowl with intertwining, knotted cables and broken rib edging, worked from the top-down in worsted weight. The name derives from the ancient Greek word for the Yew tree. Sample shown uses Ginger’s Hand Dyed Pep in your Step Worsted, in the ‘Mulled Wine’ colour way. Materials 220 yds / 199 m worsted weight yarn 4 mm / US 6 circular needle Stitch markers (1-7) Cable needles (2) Tapestry needle Dimensions Diameter 20 “ / 53 cm; height 9 “ / 23 cm. Gauge 26 sts x 36 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking st / broken rib Customisation The cowl can be increased or decreased in diameter by adding or removing repeats. Each repeat of the cable is approximately 2.75 “ / 7 cm. Please note if increasing the pattern additional yarn will be required. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/sealh monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668860333853-E3IRKR5DOBDBQINLPOBR/IMG_0468.JPG Catalogue - Sealh A super-slouchy hat with lace motif and twisted rib brim. Sealh is the Old English word for sallow. The brim is extra deep and can be worn either folded or at full length; alternatively a shorter brim can be substituted. A pompon can also be added. Available in multiple sizes, the hat has both charts and written instructions for the pattern. Both heavy DK weight and light worsted weight yarns are suitable. The sample shown uses MadelineTosh Tosh DK in the ‘Celadon’ colour way. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/southbank monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668860986099-TWHXKSE5USQ30WHCS9B4/IMG_1741.JPG Catalogue - South Bank This pattern was originally released with The London Craft Guide from Yarn in the City. (The original release information can be found at the bottom of this page). The pattern has been revised and updated for individual release - row/round instructions have been revised, and charts have been reviewed and simplified where possible. The London skyline has many iconic buildings and structures, including the London Eye – the enormous Ferris Wheel originally constructed to celebrate the new millennium. This shawl can be worked as either a half- or a full-circular version, with optional bead options. Samples shown in The Uncommon Thread Merino Silk Fingering in the ‘Breath’ colourway (silver, half), in Eden Cottage Yarns Bedale 4 Ply (colour way unknown) (full, green), and in Posh Yarn Elinor Sock in the ‘Burning up the Dance Floor’ colour way (dark red, full). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/icecandles monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668860763406-SHSN5ZUC6Y4ME5YBGYQZ/IMG_0533.JPG Catalogue - Ice Candles An elongated and shaped crescent shawl with cabled and lace motifs creating a spiralling icicle-inspired design. Yarn The Unique Sheep Wild Thing, 111 yds (101 m) per 50g; silk, merino. (4 skeins, totalling 444 yds / 404 m Worsted weight yarn) Materials US 8 / 5 mm x 40 “ / 100 cm circular needles Stitch markers (10) Cable needle Tapestry needle Gauge 18 sts x 24 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch Size One size. Dimensions when blocked approximately 59 x 18 “ / 150 x 46 cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/lapaiva monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865743425-SYORFED8G2V2MNIETO53/SAM_5993.JPG Catalogue - La Païva La Païva is the sixth of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. . Ruthlessly ambitious, Thérèse Lachmann, a.k.a. Madame Villoing, later Madame la Marquise de Païva, finally Countess Henkel von Donnersmark, is perhaps the most notorious of all the Parisian demi-monde. In one memoir, she is described as entering a freezing cold room, bare-armed and dripping with jewels – some kind of mythological monster from the freezing north. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865921063-KJIAASU3EFT94KWRSWAY/IMG_0537.JPG Catalogue - La Païva https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865921122-YD3PEUB4UIVTNQTZ2UKK/IMG_0504.JPG Catalogue - La Païva https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865937116-K5HQZPJAQRRSAJLTXZRC/IMG_0538.JPG Catalogue - La Païva https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865937257-4LE1HLWJTMCOBY4E37ER/IMG_0539.JPG Catalogue - La Païva https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/duplessis monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865557268-FSD34ZRXZT7I76SG8IE9/SAM_6027.JPG Catalogue - Duplessis Duplessis is the seventh of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. Marie Duplessis was for a time the lover of Alexander Dumas, inspiring him to write the novel La Dame aux Camélias. The title stems from Marie’s habit of wearing or carrying camellias with her when she visited the theatre. Duplessis is a semi-circular shawl with lace motifs, worked from the top-down. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/leonide monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668865351960-9851R5DETC3IQ0FIEXQD/IMG_0053.JPG Catalogue - Léonide Léonide is the eighth (and final) pattern in the Courtesans shawl collection. Léonide LeBlanc was said to have revelled in life, earning herself the nickname ‘Mademoiselle Maximum’. She roamed Europe and North Africa, following whims – this shawl is inspired by one of her random jaunts to Italy, echoing the arches and twisting columns seen in some of the architecture there. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/delphos monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866347529-77OUHI86QFWC8C6M795U/IMG_0932.JPG Catalogue - Delphos Delphos is an homage to the pleated and beaded gowns of the fashion designer Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, which freed from women from the constraining support garments in the early twentieth century. Flowing lines, beads and lace detailing create a relaxed but partially fitted garment. This pattern originally appeared in Knit Now Magazine, Issue 55, December 2015. Sample shown (size S) uses Yarn Stories Fine Merino 4 ply in the ‘Lilac’ (shade 2511) colour way. Materials 681 (779, 876, 973, 1071, 1168, 1363) yds / 623 (712, 801, 890, 979, 1068, 1246) m fingering weight yarn 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle/DPNS 4.5 mm / US 7 circular needle – Two required Stitch markers (4) Waste yarn or stitch holders (2) Tapestry needle Blocking wires or pins Optional Crochet hook suitable for beading 426 (460, 522, 570, 618, 666, 714) size 6 beads https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/brome monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866182644-KECIUMSG751FQYLUZ59E/Picture1_medium2.png Catalogue - Brome A relaxed, slightly slouchy hat with textured appearance, perfect for slightly rustic or handspun yarns, and the pattern is reversible. Available in multiple sizes, the hat has both charts and written instructions for the pattern. Sample shown uses The Fibre Company Acadia, in the Driftwood colour way, (M size, with stocking stitch side visible). Other images show stocking stitch side, and reverse for reference. Materials 115-290 yds / 105-266 m of DK weight yarn; (The Fibre Company Acadia 1 (1, 1, 2, 2) skeins, 50g per 145 yds / 133m). 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle or DPNs 4 mm / US 6 circular needle or DPNs Stitch marker (1) Tapestry needle Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL. To fit approx. head diam. 16 (18, 20, 22, 24) “ / 41 (46, 51, 56, 61) cm. Length from brim to crown is 9.5 “ / 24 cm. Gauge 18 sts x 30 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking on 3.5 mm / US 4 needles 20 sts x 26 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking st on 4 mm / US 6 needles https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/briochaubles monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866034587-15B7YPWQGPK8KJY5T04X/SAM_6010.JPG Catalogue - Briochaubles An easy and effective Brioche-based bauble decoration, with a range of sizes and different pattern options. Perfect for using up yarn scraps. Two pattern options are included, and have full written instructions for three sizes (S, M, L). Worked in a bulky yarn, these baubles work up quickly. Two balls of New Lanark Chunky (132 yds / 121 m per 100g) are sufficient to make all of the patterns (6 in total) provided in the instructions below. Samples are shown in New Lanark Chunky, in the Cherry and Ecru colourways. Materials New Lanark Chunky (2 balls), or equivalent (two shades of Bulky weight yarn, approx. 132 yds / 121 m of each colour). 4 mm / US 6 DPNs Stuffing Tapestry needle Optional – stitch markers https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/labarucci monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866516691-K5O4ZKYDSPOWXC9MH1ZX/SAM_5977.JPG Catalogue - La Barucci La Barucci is the fifth of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. Giulia Beneni, known as La Barucci, was one of the premier courtesans of Paris, notably having a brief liaison with Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (the future Edward VII) in 1867. La Barucci is a crescent shawl with lace edging, worked from the bottom-up. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/mogador monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668957810142-XB4DAC79VMLT5863G6XY/IMG_3583.jpg Catalogue - Mogador Mogador is the second of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. Céleste Vénard, named for the Moroccan fortress of Mogador (now known as Essaouira), came to acclaim in Paris first as a dancer, then as a chariot racer at the Hippodrome. This shawl draws on the delicate latticework seen in Moroccan architecture of her namesake for inspiration. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/lalunerousse monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958209066-MPWO6A4AO368MNMQHR2W/IMG_3594.jpg Catalogue - La Lune Rousse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958224714-6N93GA7GXINX05T44WC2/SAM_5070.JPG Catalogue - La Lune Rousse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958221602-X8H7SKCJGMN8QG4WAI15/SAM_5067.JPG Catalogue - La Lune Rousse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958020944-2INV7MZO21GIIM2JYNBP/IMG_3604.jpg Catalogue - La Lune Rousse La Lune Rousse is the first of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. Extravagant and flamboyant, Cora Pearl, took Paris by storm. Frequently pictured with her trademark pearl necklaces, this shawl is a homage to her. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/lundeymittens monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668957230290-EXZJXWMQMX3NMDY1KI1X/Lundey+Mittens.png Catalogue - Lundey Mittens Puffins with their distinct colouring and quirky appearance are extremely endearing, earning their nickname ‘Clowns of the Sea’. The mittens are knitted from the cuff and are available in three sizes. Optional thumbs can be included. The pattern is only worked in two shades at any one time. Colour details on the beak and feet are added to one Puffin motif on the back of each hand using duplicate stitch once the knitting is complete. Lundy Island in the UK is home to a large population of these birds, and the name Lundy is said to come from the Old Norse Lundey, translated as Puffin (Lund) Island (-ey). Materials 200-250 yds / 180 - 230 m fingering weight / 4 ply yarn. Sample uses Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight in the following shades: MC - 77, Black (1, 2, 2 balls) CC1 - 18, Bright Blue (less than 15 yds / 13 m ) CC2 - 1403, Bright Red (less than 15 yds / 13 m) CC3 - 125, Burnt Orange (less than 15 yds / 13 m) CC4 - 1, White (1 ball) 2.75 mm / US 2 DPNs or circular needle suitable for magic loop Stitch marker Tapestry needle Optional Waste yarn if including thumbs https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/mozi monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668957055225-1S6M1TJ58NFQV5MIAC2Y/image.jpg Catalogue - Mozi These fingerless mitts place an emphasis on texture by using a combination of stockinette, reverse stockinette, garter stitch and twisted rib. The ribbed section at the fingers folds back, but can be unfolded for extra warmth if desired. Perfect for changeable weather conditions! Skill Level Easy https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/courtesans monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668867151460-EXW2HWXWB3V5ERQWUB5Y/Screen+Shot+2015-08-26+at+10.21.01+am.png Catalogue - Courtesans Notorious, scandalous and celebrated – the women of the demi-monde in Paris during the nineteenth century made their mark on society. This shawl collection draws inspiration from eight of these femme-fatales. There are eight shawls in the collection: La Lune Rousse, Mogador, d’Antigny, Apollonie, La Barucci, La Païva, Léonide, and Duplessis. All the shawls each use 1 skein of fingering weight (approximately 350-400 yds / 320-366 m). Two are beaded, though the beads are optional and can be omitted if preferred. There are a mix of shapes and construction methods (top-down, bottom-up, etc.). Patterns can be purchased individually. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/arciform monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866980773-SAPMQZLWAYGY3PRM9ETK/IMG_0871.jpg Catalogue - Arciform I have a colour addiction. I love putting different shades together, but have always had this idea of a slightly oversize, but still flattering, open cardigan with big blocks of colour. Arciform was the result! Combining short rows and slipped stitches, the colour panels curve around you. Knitted in a bulky yarn and US 11 (8mm) needles it is a surprisingly quick and satisfying knit. With the option to mix and match colours, and the choice of seven sizes (XS – 3X) and three lengths (short, medium, long), you’re sure to find your perfect combination! Finished Size: 30 (32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52)” bust/chest circumference. Cardigan shown in Valley Yarns 40” Long and in Knit Picks Brava Bulky 36” Short. Image (C) Holla Knits https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/dantigny monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668957624442-U0Z4BFFHUOLZ9AFXPQCL/IMG_3561.jpg Catalogue - d’Antigny d’Antigny is the third of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. There is a wonderful quotation regarding Blanche d’Antigny that describes as ‘dripping with diamonds’. The lace of this shawl, with its increasing pattern, reflects this description. d’Antigny is a triangular shawl with an increasing lace pattern and picot edging, worked from the top-down. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/lundeytam monthly 0.5 2022-11-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668866750582-CUR45SQYGJ1GTDXHXKFX/o_1ebt9k9jee8ao261dh71rsb1u9mo.jpg Catalogue - Lundey Tam Puffins with their distinct colouring and quirky appearance are extremely endearing, earning their nickname ‘Clowns of the Sea’. The pattern is knitted from the brim and is available in six sizes. The pattern is only worked in two shades at any one time. Colour details on the beak and feet are added to one Puffin motif using duplicate stitch after the tam is knitted. Lundy Island in the UK is home to a large population of these birds, and the name Lundy is said to come from the Old Norse Lundey, translated as Puffin (Lund) Island (-ey). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/apollonie monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668957460678-JKBSJD5OOZSP5INYP2AX/IMG_1035.jpg Catalogue - Apollonie - Make it stand out Apollonie is the fourth of eight patterns in the Courtesans shawl collection. Apollonie Sabatier was known for her role as a muse to a number of artists. These included the sculptor Auguste Clésinger, who used Apollonie as the model for his work, “Woman, bitten by a snake” (1847). This shawl uses a stylised scale motif in view of this work. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/puffinries monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958372279-ZUG7MDZ1WIWC8BSHQ6GD/IMG_1626.jpg Catalogue - Puffinries This pattern bundle includes the Lundey Mittens and Tam , and the Puffling toy pattern. All patterns are also available individually: https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/puffling monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958730220-FP7RJ5NTJ1UQR7NB7YXP/IMG_0325.JPG Catalogue - Puffling There is something very endearing about Puffins, especially baby Puffins, or Pufflings as they are known. This knitted Puffin is worked in separate sections, either flat, in the round or by picking up stitches. The separate sections (body, head, feet/legs, wings, patches and beak) are all sewn together afterwards. Beak has colour work, but can be knitted in one colour. All instructions (including the colour work section) are written, with a supplementary chart for the beak if preferred. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/evremond monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958564196-6VGF07T7BW7SDYRXTA6W/IMG_0481.JPG Catalogue - Evremond Garter stitch and short rows create an elegant yet cosy elongated triangle, while brioche ribbing adds colour and textural interest. Pattern is available in Large, with full written instructions. Notes are included on p.4 for the smaller version. Sample shown is Large and uses: 2 skeins Easyknits Smoke (Citadel) 1 pack Easyknits Smoke Cakes (Lagoona) Materials Large: 1112 yds / 1015 m fingering weight yarn 732 yds / 670 m MC 380 yds / 345 m CC1-5 (76 yds / 69 m per colour) Small: 594 yds / 543 m fingering weight yarn 366 yds / 335 m MC 228 yds / 207 m CC1-3 (76 yds / 69 m per colour) 4mm / US 6 needles 4 stitch markers Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/notus monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668958907825-KM2ZQIJDN9KCPB2OSKVW/edited+b.jpeg Catalogue - Notus Notus, the Greek god of the South Winds – bringer of the storms of late Summer and Autumn. In the ancient texts, he is feared as the destroyer of crops and is a danger to travellers with his actions, heralding the end of the summer heat and beginning of the colder months. The pattern pairs garter stitch and short rows to create a flowing, textured shawl, with a spiralling cabled border echoing ideas and memories of breezy days. The shawl is asymmetric, forming a right angle triangular shape. The body is knitted first and edged with a sideways knitted on border. I-cord edging trims the shawl, and is worked throughout. Due to the construction of the shawl, the border can be worked in a second colour. The pattern includes written instructions for the body of the shawl, and full written and charted instructions for the cables. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/flexuremittens monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668959511787-M3R2RTKNWVEB75VQJZ4X/Flexure+Mittens+-+Slouch.png Catalogue - Flexure Mittens - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/irregularity monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668959321142-NFO8ATGQ407NI3TYHFN5/IMG_0061.jpg Catalogue - Irregularity A textured sock pattern with squishy garter stitch heel; irregular bands of purl stitches break up the smooth columns of stocking stitch. The stitch pattern lends itself to variegated yarns, with the purl stitches and garter stitch heel helping to ‘mix’ the colours. Pattern is available as both a toe-up and top-down pattern, with full written instructions (and optional charts for the textured stitch pattern). There are separate files for each version (both are included in the pattern purchase). Materials 370 – 500 yds / 340 – 460 m of Fingering weight yarn 2.25 mm / US 1 DPNs or circular needle (either 9” / 23 cm long, or suitable for magic loop) 1 stitch marker (optional) Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/inversemittens monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668959137239-8BXLRB0IBADFLA05RCBN/Inverse+-+Slouch.png Catalogue - Inverse Mittens A simple top-down pair of fingerless mittens with thumbs, which are designed for use with gradient yarns or those instances where you want to use every last yard of yarn! These mittens are knit in stocking stitch but would be easy to customise with your preferred stitch patterns. The mitten has been designed for the Vivid Fibre Arts fingering weight gradient yarns. Sample shows a Medium size knit using Vivid Fibre Arts Gemini MCN XL (264 yds / 241 m per 60g) in the ‘Sonrisa’ colourway. This yarn is also available at standard 176 yds / 161 m per 40g. For yardage recommendations see Size options below. Materials Minimum 176 yds / 161 m of Fingering Weight yarn. 2.75 mm / US 2 DPNs or Circular Needle (if using circulars, a spare needle is required) 2 stitchmarkers Tapestry needle Short length of waste yarn Gauge 32 stitches / 40 rows to 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL. To fit hand diameter of 5, (6, 7, 8, 9) “ / 12 (15, 18, 21, 24) cm. Length will vary on size and yardage used. For XS & S, the standard 40g option is sufficient, unless you want to make extra long versions. For M, either the standard or XL options can work (sample is M using XL option). For L & XL versions, the XL yarn quantity is recommended. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/geometrickery monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668959672394-33U44P8JNNSVLPKAJSG8/Screen+Shot+2015-04-19+at+15.28.34.png Catalogue - Geometrickery Clean, geometric lines form the main decoration of this cosy cowl. Interlocking, 3-D blocks link together to create the angular pattern. The cowl uses a minimum of two contrasting shades of worsted weight yarn. The sample shown uses Rainbow Heirloom Sweater (250 yds / 230 m per 115g), in the following shades / quantities: MC: Koala Haircut (250 yds / 230 m) CC: Minimum 1 shade (125 yds / 115 m); sample used five shades for the CC (25 yds / 23 m per colour): Black Cherry, Bruised Lips, Favourite Aunty, Shrimp Salad and Killer Flamingo. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/luckoftheirishsocks monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668960554751-SEZI8YPMEAZ9IELTF1MM/IMG_0335.JPG Catalogue - Luck of the Irish Socks A toe-up cabled sock with inverted gusset heel. Originally released with Three Irish Girls as part of their ‘Sock It To Me’ Sock Club in March 2015. There are three sizes as written, with both written instructions and charts available for all stages of the pattern. Sock was originally designed for use with Three Irish Girls McClellan Fingering. Materials 400 yds / 360 m fingering weight / 4 ply yarn. 2.25 mm / US 1 DPNs or circular needle suitable for magic loop Stitch markers Tapestry needle Gauge 8 sts per inch (2.5 cm) in stocking stitch https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/trio monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668960255035-OB84APZ6BCLUDNF4SNNR/Screen+Shot+2015-03-20+at+13.22.05.png Catalogue - Trio A mini collection of three simple hats - Mikros, Metrios and Megalos. Mikros: A simple beanie with a crisp twisted stitch rib and a relaxed fit. Metrios: A slightly slouchy hat with a crisp twisted stitch rib. All over increases gently add to the volume. Metrios: A slouchy hat with a crisp twisted stitch rib. Extra increases to the back add the slouch. Due to their straightforward construction, the hats can be used as a basic template – add stripes, colourwork, stitch patterns or a pom-pom, and customise it! Individual patterns are available https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/mikros monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668960145042-2BP32C1G0CJA28ODKW7J/Screen+Shot+2015-03-22+at+13.34.11.png Catalogue - Mikros A simple beanie with a crisp twisted stitch rib and a relaxed fit. Due to its straightforward construction, the hat can be used as a basic template – add stripes, colourwork, stitch patterns or a pom-pom, and customise it! Looking for a slouchier hat? Try Metrios or Megalos for slouchier alternatives. Materials Approx. 80 (100, 120, 140, 160) yds / 75 (90, 110, 130, 145) m of worsted weight yarn. 4 mm / US 6 Circular needle 4 Stitchmarkers Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/megalos monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668960002778-8L22G997DIWAIJ6SGXND/Screen+Shot+2015-03-22+at+13.28.15.png Catalogue - Megalos A slouchy hat with a crisp twisted stitch rib. Extra increases to the back add the slouch. Due to its straightforward construction, the hat can be used as a basic template – add stripes, colourwork or stitch patterns and customise it! Looking for a less slouchy hats? Try Mikros or Metrios. Materials 100 (120, 140, 160, 180) yds / 90 (110, 130, 145, 165) m of worsted weight yarn 4 mm / US 6 Circular needle 4 Stitchmarkers Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/metrios monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668959825888-IQ5OV7XL9L275HYVQR7V/Screen+Shot+2015-03-22+at+13.26.06.png Catalogue - Metrios A slightly slouchy hat with a crisp twisted stitch rib. All over increases gently add to the volume. Due to its straightforward construction, the hat can be used as a basic template – add stripes, colourwork, stitch patterns or a pom-pom, and customise it! Looking for a less slouchy hat? Try Mikros. Or for more a slouch? Try Megalos. Materials 110 (130, 150, 170, 190) yds / 100 (120, 140, 155, 175) m of worsted weight yarn. 4 mm / US 6 Circular needle 4 Stitchmarkers Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/72degreesnorth monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668960721053-93LYKBYREMEHL2OL6EH7/72degreesnorth.jpg Catalogue - 72 Degrees North 72° N is the normal latitude for the Artic tree line in the northern hemisphere. Beyond this point, trees no longer grow due to incompatible conditions (barring a few exceptions where conditions are atypical). This cosy hooded cowl has decorative lace tree motifs which emulate the decrease in trees – in terms of both numbers and size. Folded hems, decreases and short row shaping create a gently-shaped accessory that can be worn as a cowl or a snug hood. The pattern is written for a heavy fingering / light sportweight yarn and is designed to produce a soft, flowing fabric which is still warm and cosy. The original sample used 1 skein of Old Maiden Aunt Merino/Cashmere/Nylon 4 Ply in the ‘Seen the Ocean’ colourway. Heavier weight yarns could be used but it is recommended to swatch first. Please note that if choosing alternative yarn weights that yardage / sizing may vary. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/heliocoidal monthly 0.5 2022-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668961072969-V74YMGBHH68EUTHAQ14U/Heliocoidal.jpg Catalogue - Heliocoidal A hat which takes Latvian Braids to the extreme. One long spiral of braid coiling around creates the body of the hat, while a folded brim is extra cosy. All the decreases are worked in the braid. And the hat is reversible! Many colour options and combinations are possible: a Silk / Mohair blend held alongside the main yarn, different shades for brim and the main body of the hat, or for the interior and exterior. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/breacanwrap monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1668961220196-DX8QELX74OXK5KRF192W/Breacan+Wrap.jpg Catalogue - Breacan Wrap During the colder months, there is something about coming in on a chilly day and wrapping up in a blanket or shawl, with a warming drink (or whisky!) and watching the wind blow, or the rain or snow come down. Inspired by the patterns and colours associated with tartan, this cosy wrap is the perfect thing to keep warm on colder days. Breacan (pronounced brech-kan) is the Gaelic for tartan or plaid (it actually translates as ‘chequered’, ‘variegated’ or ‘speckled’). A brief history of tartan is included with the pattern. The wrap is double-knit and fully reversible, with the wrong side having the MC and CC colours inverted. Two colour options are provided: the Three Colour Version offers a solid MC / CC background, the Multi-Colour Version forms a gradient. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/sanu monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669029065902-G8ZZWV736UBT99PS4AM0/Sanu.jpg Catalogue - Sanu A shallow but slouchy hat pattern with Latvian Braids and Cables providing visual interest. The pattern has both charts and full written instructions. A deeper, even slouchier version can be also knitted. Sample shown is the shallower version (M), knitted in Malabrigo Silky Merino (150 yds / 137m, 50g, Shade 425 Madre Perla). Semi-solid or solid coloured yarns are recommended as details may be obscured by heavily variegated yarns. If desired, the Latvian braids can be knitted in a contrasting or complimentary colour. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/cluaranteacosy monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027200445-C8H6QFSCMECLVSUYDV5Z/Cluaran+Tea+Cosy+copy.jpg Catalogue - Cluaran Tea Cosy A very Scottish Tea Cosy! Knitted in Shetland wool, this tea cosy has a pretty thistle motif. It comes in a range of sizes with further instructions on customising the finished cosy for your own teapot. Sizes Small (2 Cup) (Medium (4 Cup), Large (6 Cup), Extra Large (8 Cup). As written, pattern fits up to 12 (15, 18, 20)” / 30 (38, 46, 54) cm circumference and 6.5 (7.5, 7.5, 8.5)” / 16 (19, 19, 22) cm height. Sample shown in Large, on a 6 Cup (1L) teapot. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/flocktogether monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027506321-ZL60ZHVNRQ2ONWSBU8YX/IMG_0814.JPG Catalogue - Flock Together Birds of a feather, flock together… So goes the old proverb, and so does this cowl. Inspired by the vast flocks of birds commonly seen in autumn flying off to warmer climes, this cosy, fully-lined cowl will keep those who stay behind nice and warm on those chilly autumn days. Sample shown in Rowan Fine Tweed, shades 382 (Nidd, CC1) and 380 (Nappa, CC2), and Rowan Pure Wool 4 Ply, shade 450 (Eau de Nil). Materials Fingering weight / 4 ply yarn: MC 159 (318, 477) yds / CC1 113 (225, 338) yds / CC2 113 (225, 338) yds / 3.5 mm circular needle Stitch markers (2 types: 1 of A, 4 (9, 14) of B) Waste yarn Tapestry needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/tesserae monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027343080-K35TW37P4X16UOLMQT0Y/Tesserae+%28Full%29.jpg Catalogue - Tesserae Tesserae are the small tiles used in the creation of mosaics, traditionally these would have been stone, although other materials can be used. The name ‘tessera’ comes from the Roman world (albeit by Latinising a Greek word), literally meaning four-sided. This shawl, using simple slip-stitch techniques and by combining colours, creates a textured and patterned fabric. Only one yarn is worked per row. The half-circle shawl is worked flat, the full-circle is worked in the round. Yarn The shawl is designed for heavy lace, light fingering or fingering weight yarn (2, 3 or 4 Ply) and uses three shades. Recommended yarns include: Lace: Lotus (Trendsetter) Mimi, Wollmeise Lace-Garn Fingering: Ginger’s Hand Dyed Splendor 4 Ply, Old Maiden Aunt Merino / Cashmere / Nylon 4 Ply. For the Half-Circle Version: MC - 300 yds / 275 m, CC1 - 300 yds / 275 m, CC2 - 300 yds / 275 m. For the Full-Circle Version: MC - 656 yds / 600 m, CC1 - 437 yds / 400 m, CC2 - 437 yds / 400 m. Gauge With Laceweight - 20 stitches & 36 rows in 4” / 10 cm in stocking stitch (after blocking) With Fingering Weight - 18 stitches & 30 rows in 4” / 10 cm in stocking stitch (after blocking) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/159e46a6-f421-4b11-bf2d-9f6dda39f221/Tesserae+%28Half%29.jpg Catalogue - Tesserae Sizes With Laceweight - Half-Circle: 50” x 18” (125 x 46 cm), Full-Circle: 36” (92 cm) diameter. With Fingering Weight - Half-Circle: 54” x 23” (137 x 59 cm), Full-Circle: 46” (118 cm) diameter. You will also need 3.5 mm / US 4 needles (circular needle required for full-circle version), 4 (8) stitchmarkers, tapestry needle. it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/buttonsmitts monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027629997-BT2YO86TREH9MUC9B0HZ/Buttons+Mittens.jpg Catalogue - Buttons Mitts There is something very satisfying about finding just the right button for a project, so why not make them the centrepiece? These button-inspired fingerless mittens do just that! YARN 250-320 yds (230-294 m) of Fingering Weight / 4 Ply in 2 colours, (approximately 125-160 yds / 115-147 m of each colour). Sample shown used Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumperweight in shades 122 Warm Brown (MC) and 28 Gold (CC). TOOLS 2.75 mm / US 2 needles 2 stitchmarkers Waste yarn or stitchholder Tapestry needle Optional – two co-ordinating buttons (sample shown with buttons on cuff) SIZE Small (Medium, Large). Diameter fits 6 (7, 8)” / 15 (18, 21) cm. Length is 8.5 “ / 22 cm. If your hand measurement is between sizes, it is recommended to go up a size, i.e. if your hand measures 7.5” / 19 cm knit the Large (8” / 21 cm) option. The mitten can also be modified to be smaller or larger by omitting or adding repeats of main pattern. Please note that this may require additional yarn. GAUGE 32 stitches to 4” / 10 cm, 40 rows to 4” / 10 cm on 2.75 mm / US 2 needles in the round. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/planetariumwristwarmers monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027956869-ELR606RRDINUQGZYPCUE/Planetarium.jpg Catalogue - Planetarium Wristwarmers Ever wanted to hold the whole world in your hands? How about a whole solar system? From Ganymede to Titan… a very woolly look at the our solar system. With all of the planets, and an (admittedly incomplete) supporting cast of planetary bodies, moons and asteroids (full diagram on page 3), these mittens are totally geeky and surprisingly educational! MATERIALS 200-350 yds / 180-320 m of fingering weight / 4 ply yarn in two shades. Sample shown uses Blacker Yarns Swan Over-Dyed Falklands Merino in Navy (MC) and Gorse (CC). 2.75mm / US 2 circular needles or DPNs. Waste yarn Stitchmarker Tapestry needle GAUGE 28 stitches / 32 rows over 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch. SIZE Available in Small (Medium, Large). Designed to fit a 7.5 (8.5, 9.5) “ / 19 (21, 23) cm wrist with 1 “ / 2.5cm positive ease, and is 8.5 “ / 21 cm long. Please note that the Wrist Warmers are knitted flat and grafted, so it is possible to modify the fit to suit any wrist (or opt for a more fitted finish). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/italkwiththemoonteacosy monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669027784268-9S2DT7L9YGDJEA85EILU/Moon+Tea+Cosy.jpg Catalogue - I Talk With The Moon Tea Cosy - I talk with the moon, says the Owl, As it lingers over my tree. I talk with the moon, says the Owl, And the night belongs to me. From the Poem ‘I talk with the Moon’ by Beverly McLoughland Twit twoo! Twit toasty! Keep your tea warm with this cute owl cosy. Available in a range of sizes and with a number of custom sizing options, this tea cosy will be an adorable addition to any tea pot. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/peepingsheephat monthly 0.5 2024-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669028091518-G5KQC4OJ5PH974IRE5W7/Peeping+Sheep+Hat.jpg Catalogue - Peeping Sheep Hat Celebrate your love of our favourite woolly friends with this adorable hat and its simple sheep motif. There is always a sense when watching a herd of sheep—especially in springtime—that one will stand out. The Peeping Sheep hat is inspired by this, and is the perfect pattern for wonderfully woolly yarn! https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/voar monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669028453849-PJOKAWV125TB0IEREJ46/SAM_4071.jpg Catalogue - Voar Simple finglerless wristwarmers in bright colours! Perfect for those not-so-warm Spring days. Curious about the name? Voar is the Shetland word for Spring. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/oculus monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669028283477-46YGHSZ91RDRWKREUKMR/IMG_0761.jpg Catalogue - Oculus In the ruins of the Baths of Emperor Diocletian in Rome, now stands the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri (St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs). In 2000, a glass skylight was added to the dome. The skylight, designed by the artist Narcissus Quagliata, casts wonderful colours around the building. For more information on the building and the inspiration behind the hat, this blogpost will help! The Oculus hat is based on the skylight, the colours seen in version A are directly inspired by the original and use yarns from Jamieson & Smith’s 2-Ply Jumper Weight and Shetland Heritage ranges. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/e4b04e61-9d68-4d35-a115-7b62e155a993/IMG_0764.jpeg Catalogue - Oculus Want to mix it up a bit? The hat pattern and its structure also allows you to play around with colours; choose one main shade and then as many others as you like! Perfect for all those small quantities or scraps of fingering weight yarns! Sizes XS S, M, L. To fit approximately 16, 18, 20, 22” / 40 45, 50, 55 cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/hildasaytam monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669028687268-SG6HAKK5D8X5PC9R8WI8/Hildasay%2BTam.jpg Catalogue - Hildasay Tam A simple, fitted tam, knitted in two shades of Shetland yarn. The pattern is knitted from the brim. Pattern Format Colourwork is fully charted. 3 pages. Materials 2.5mm / US 1.5DPNs or Circular Needle 2.75mm / US 2 DPNS or Circular Needle 1 Stitchmarker 50g of Jamieson & Smith 2 Ply Jumper Weight (Fingering/4 Ply, 125yds/114m per 25g), in 2 contrasting shades. Sample shown used the shades 106 Mooskit (Colour A) and 231 Bracken (Colour B). Tapestry Needle Gauge 32 stitches to 10cm/4”, 40 rows to 10cm/4” on 2.75mm / US 2 needles in the round. Size XS, S, M, L. To fit approximately 16 18, 20, 22” / 40 45, 50, 55 cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/hildasay monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669028831931-N1Y4XL7GNAU11J5W0TJ6/Screen+Shot+2015-03-20+at+13.46.48.png Catalogue - Hildasay Pattern Bundle, comprising Hildasay Tam and Mittens. Patterns are also available for individual purchase. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/riverscape monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669029219638-TRI8F5L8LMX7A9DJUP78/Riverscape.jpg Catalogue - Riverscape A curvy sock pattern with symmetrical motifs which sprial out from the foot and around the leg! Textured stitches and unique techniques provide the visual interest. The top-down sock includes full written instructions and a photo-tutorial on the more unusual techniques used in the pattern. Materials 400m / 440 yds Fingering Weight (4 Ply) Yarn 2.25mm / US1 DPNs or Circular Needle (or required size to get gauge) 3 Stitchmarkers Tapestry Needle Spare DPNs or Crochet Hook (2.25mm / US1 or smaller) Gauge 28 stitches x 21 rows to 4” / 10cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/hildasaymittens monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669029383096-RBO8YY10PNP8FNBZV76Y/IMG_0858.jpg Catalogue - Hildasay Mittens Simple mittens, knitted in two shades of Shetland yarn. The pattern is knitted from the cuff and is available in two lengths with optional thumbs. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/laitiscowl monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669029975206-JVGZE35L97NUF3PB79MD/Laitis.jpg Catalogue - Laitis Cowl A simple cabled cowl, which uses twisted stitches for emphasis—perfect for those luxurious yarns that demand to be made into something cosy. Size Finished size (measured flat) is 12” x 9” / 30cm x 23cm. Gauge 40 stitches & 32 rows to 4” / 10cm. Materials 300 Yards / 275 Metres Fingering Weight / 4 Ply Yarn. Sample shown uses MadeleineTosh Tosh Merino Light in ‘Stephen Loves Tosh’ colourway. 1 x 4mm / US 6 Circular Needle, minimum 24” / 60cm length, or longer for use with magic loop method. 7 x Stitch Markers Tapestry Needle https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/flightless monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669030135158-ZYD1T1LM467KFV6GZKCH/IMG_0530.JPG Catalogue - Flightless A reversible crescent shaped top-down shawl, which uses short rows to create a broad yet shallow shape. The subtle lace decoration evokes the shape and form of bird’s wings. Pattern Format Pattern includes written instructions only. 5 pages. Sizes Small Large Finished Measurements 12 (18)” / 30 (45) cm from CO edge to tip along the centre stitch, 60 (75)” / 150 (190) cm wingspan along top edge. Measurements taken after blocking. Yarn Fingering weight (4 Ply), DK (8 Ply) The pattern will work best in solid or semi-solid colourways. Variegated yarns will work but may obscure the lace details in the edging. Shorter sequence striping yarns (such as Zauberball or similar) are not recommended as the short rows in the initial sections may cause unwelcome colour transitions. Longer transitional gradients (shading from light to dark or similar) would also work well. Sample shown - Small: One colour version uses Ring-a-Rosie Selina (55% Wool, 45% Silk; 400 yds / 366 m per 100g skein; shade ‘Early Spring’). https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/fieldwork monthly 0.5 2022-11-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669030338138-LHECM53AQ3STJGY4WETP/004_medium2.jpg Catalogue - Fieldwork - A simple ribbed and stockinette fitted beanie using the wonderfully sheepy Rowan Purelife British Breeds Chunky. Perfect for wandering about outside. Gauge 16 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette in the round Needles Size US 10½ - 6.5 mm circular needles Yardage 120 yards (110 m) Size One Size as written to fit 20-22” / 51-56 cm. https://www.aphaia.org/catalogue/kentigernblanket monthly 0.5 2023-11-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6373710cfd5bc23be015edd0/1669030663132-W3GZRBY0R9ZZ6Y4AA3SH/Kentigern+Blanket.jpg Catalogue - The Kentigern Blanket Inspired by the motto and coat of arms of Glasgow which draws on the life and miracles of St. Mungo, alternatively known as St. Kentigern: Here’s the tree that never grew, Here’s the bird that never flew, Here’s the fish that never swam, Here’s the bell that never rang. The blanket uses architectural elements and broad strokes of colour to create a highly distinctive repeating motif which draws on the images present in both the coat of arms and the motto. This pattern was originally submitted to the Glasgow School of Yarn Design Competition in 2012 and won both First Prize and the People’s Choice award. The Kentigern Blanket is knit in the round, steeked and finished with a steek sandwich and i-cord edging. The pattern is modular with two inset motifs. 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