Inspiration — finished pieces in our yarns

A top made of squares

Motif by motif, in sand, ochre and red. The joins are left open, so the piece breathes in summer.

Each blossom worked separately, then assembled into a single cloth. Close up, the whole shawl is one long patience.

Jasmine stitch, worked in the round. The stitch holds its star even after washing.

A beach dress worked in fine lace motifs — the kind of piece that looks impossible until you see the chart.

Knitted loose on big needles, so the fabric stays open and the shoulders keep their drape.

The rib gives the weight, the mohair gives the halo. Worn out of doors it catches every bit of light.

Braided cord worked tight enough to stand on its own. Not everything we make is meant to be worn.

Wide sleeves, openwork bands, and enough ease to throw over anything. A crochet piece that reads as knitwear.

A vest and two lace shawls, all from the same yarn. The colour does the work that the pattern does not.

Cropped, tied at the front, finished with a picot edge. The piece you reach for when the evening turns.