North Star Snood (Buoy / Silver)The North Star Snood has been designed by Kate, and expertly knitted by William Lockie (in Hawick, in the Scottish Bor...

Lynsey Walters necklace: grellow Kate has loved Lynsey's work since the first time she spotted one of her signature necklaces in a gallery, and we are...

Bluestocking enamel pin  A bold pin badge to proclaim your bluestocking credentials with pride! A super-stylish enamel accessory for sock knitters and...

BaffiesBaffies is the Scots word for house slippers, and these two-colour stranded baffies have a neat and nifty construction.  Made from the toe up, ...

CoracleA hardy, sustainable, traceable sweater celebrating the best of British wool and manufacturingWe recently set ourselves a creative challenge:  ...

WHEESHTWheesht int.v., n., adj., Scots and northern English dialects: to be quiet, to quieten, to hush, to remain silent. To haud or keep one’s wheesh...

CoracleA hardy, sustainable, traceable sweater celebrating the best of British wool and manufacturingWe recently set ourselves a creative challenge:  ...

Knitting Season JournalOur new journal has been made exclusively for KDD by renowned German stationers, Leuchtturm1917. The journal's dot-grid layout ...

 QuhirlA simple encircling headband with a braided appearance. Quhirl is an old Scots word applied to many circular things, from millstones to spindle...

CroftamieA beautiful tweedy yoke pullover in rich seasonal colours, celebrating the best in Irish yarn and Scottish knitwear. Yoke pullovers have a lo...

Ooskit Ooskit is a Scots neologism meaning "woolly" and we are very excited to introduce our own brand-new home-grown woolly yarn! Entirely sourced, g...

AlloverIn Allover, Kate Davies has gathered together a colourful collection to capture the joy of stranded knitting. Inside this book you’ll find four...

Shetland Oo: Wool, Textiles, Work.Photography by Tom Barr & words by Kate DaviesWool—or in Shetlandic, Oo—has for centuries figured centrally in i...

JinkiesThese gauntlets and mitts feature an addictive pattern that twists rhythmically back and forth. Jinkies are “nooks and crannies” in old Scots. ...

Milarrochy TweedOur flagship lightweight yarn (the equivalent weight to 4ply or fingering) is a blend of wool and mohair, bringing together the subtle...

Shade card sheep!A sheep shaped shade card (try saying that at speed!) featuring a generous length of each of the 18 tasty shades of Milarrochy TweedU...

Shade card sheep!A sheep shaped shade card (try saying that at speed!) featuring a generous length of all eight beautiful Schiehallion shades.Unwrap, ...

SARKSark (n) a simple shirt or chemise Sark (v) to clothe, to provide with clothing Sark (n) the underlying structure of a roof or building Sark (v) t...

TrintleIn Scots, trintle can mean to flow, to spin, or to gad about. This cosy hat, with its sinuous, flowing lines, is good for gadding about in.Size...