wraps, blankets, shawls

A Hap for HarrietA simple, sideways-knit garter-stitch hap, with sweeping open pointsA 2021 reissue of a much-loved KDD classic in a beautiful new yar...

BeamerIn many places in Scotland, “to take a beamer”, is to blush, most usually with embarrassment, but you are more likely to beam with happiness whe...

Dathan hap and glovesDathan is a Gaelic word for colourful.  These two patterns feature 15 shades of Milarrochy Tweed, allowing you to explore and exp...

 GruggleA cosy cowl, with a funnel shape and a geometric allover pattern. In old Scots, a gruggle is an angle or a corner.  This two-skein design is p...

KnoweA cosy colourwork caplet or cowl with a ribbed rollneck, which you can choose to work bottom-up or top-down. In Scots, a knowe is a small hill - ...

Let Glasgow Flourish BlanketA spectacular stranded colourwork blanket designed to celebrate the inspiring work of Glasgow textile artist and educator,...

OttarA hap named for Swedish feminist Elise Ottesen-Jensen. Knitted up in classic neutral shades, this warm and cosy hap is equally at home as a sofa ...

Polkagris kerchiefA  jolly candy-striped kerchief, named for the famous Swedish confection. Choose from Cranachan (red/cream), Lochan (blue/cream) or ...

SterrieA modular star blanket inspired by the simple beauty of antique quilts. Use one star for a pram, cot, or lap blanket; four for a couch or sofa....

The Kerry KyleKerry, the traditional name for this part of Cowal, comes from the Gaelic word for "quarterland" (ceathramh: referring to an old unit of...

The ObservatoryA simple hap, which combines an elegant curve with peaks formed from a beautiful Shetland lace motifIn this relaxing knit, the lace edg...

The ShielingThis stunning modular blanket (a welcome addition to any shieling, hut or summer house) features a thistle motif, familiarly used on the s...