Exclusive Yarns - Luxury Yarn Range

HAND KNITTING PATTERNS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING DESIGNS

For further details click on the image.

Alternative Yarn Quality, SERENTA and LUCENTO, for Design 63

CLICK ON PICTURE for FULL PATTERN and YARN DETAILS HOVER OVER PICTURE for QUICK DESIGN/PATTERN reference

Pattern H 61, with short and long sleeves, and a sleeveless version

Pattern H 64 BACK VIEW

Design 65 in four ends of ROMA with Design 55

Design 55, in ROMA double with sideways knitted collar

Pattern H 65 Pattern 55 - with three types of collars

Knitted in matching colours of MILAN and ROMA

Pattern H 52

Pattern H 62

Pattern H 54

Pattern H 106

Pattern H 907 - includes instructions for the v-neck and round neck cardigan

Pattern H 53

Pattern H 57 - includes instructions for low, medium and high cowl neck

Pattern H 57

low cowl neck

Pattern H 57

medium cowl neck

Pattern H 58 - SIDEWAYS KNITTED SLIP-OVER

Pattern H 59 - SIDEWAYS KNITTED BOLERO

Pattern H 56

ALL THE HAND KNITTING PATTERNS FOR ABOVE DESIGNS ARE AVAILABLE AT £3.50 plus 90p postage UK and £2.50 all other places per order .

At present orders for the Pattern and/or the Yarn can be placed by email. To send an email simply click on the email address on top right corner of this page. Please state Pattern Number, and, for Yarn orders please state the quality and the colour number.

We will then email you informing you methods of payment and other relevant details, and, of course answer any questions you might have.

Or you can telephone Nina on 020 8740 3599

Pattern H 51

Pattern H 63

DESIGN 51 and DESIGN 63

are knitted in ROMA - 100% Extra Fine Merino Wool

For Design 63 six ends of this fantastic yarn are used together, for Design 53 the same yarn is used single and double (two ends together).

All yarns in the 'Regular Yarn Range' are suitable for hand knitting. In addition there are some yarns that

can only be used for hand knitting or on a chunky machine, see below SERENTA and LUCENTO.

Many of the machine knitting patterns can be applied to hand knitting,.

Following a suitable machine knitting pattern for hand knitting is very easy if you remember that

'a stitch is stitch and a row is a row'. With hand knitting you need to work exactly the same number of

rows and stitches as for machine knitting, however, the terms used for machine knitting are very often

different to hand knitting. To explain the different terms we have a leaflet explaining

'HOW TO USE A MACHINE KNITTING PATTERNS FOR HAND KNITTING';

this leaflet is available FREE OF CHARGE - simply send us an email requesting it.