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Poto is worked top down and seamless. The yoke is worked with raglan increases then the sleeves are separated from the body. The body is worked straight down and a long rib hem finishes it. There are two sleeve options, either a bishop sleeve (as shown in the photos) or a tapered (fitted) sleeve whi...

The Motuiti cardigan is a modified drop shoulder cardigan worked seamlessly from the bottom up. It is cast on at the bottom and a rib hem is worked before the cable pattern is introduced and worked up the body to the underarm. The front and back are separated at the underarm and worked separately up...

The sweater is cast on with colour A and some of the yoke is worked with increases before colour B replaces it. The yoke continues with a lace and cable pattern, the lace representing waves and the diamond cables representing us listening to it roar! Colour A is repeated with the final increases and...

Autumn Flowers is a top-down seamless colour work sweater. Around the neck is cast on and short rows worked to shape the shoulders and lift the back. Then increases are worked concurrently with the colour-work yoke. Once the sleeves are separated, the body is knit down straight until a simple rib he...

The Amio Sweater is cast on around the neckline and the raglan shaping is worked down to the separation of the sleeves. The body continues with the colour-work to a folded hem, which is seamed down. The sleeves are placed on the needles and worked down with decreases to a rib cuff. Finally, the neck...

The hat is cast on and a simple rib worked, before an increase round and reverse stockinette sets up for the lace motif. The lace is worked, followed by a bobble and slipped stitch detail all on a background of reverse stockinette. The crown is shaped with decreases worked in purl before closing at ...

The Māia top is a top-down seamless yoked short sleeve top. The yoke is cast on and worked down, the increases are worked in the stockinette sections around the colour-work. Once the sleeves are separated, the fun does not stop with a wonderfully easy and effective colour-work pattern worked on the...

Forest Walking is a saddle shoulder cardigan with gathers on the fronts flowing down to a softly A-line body. The two saddles are worked, then the back is picked up and worked down to the bottom of the armhole with shaping. The fronts are picked up along the saddles and increases worked to form the ...

Roa is worked top down, shaping the raglan before separating off the sleeves. All the raglan increases are shown in size specific charts to make working the increases easier. The body, then pockets and hem are worked before either bishop sleeves or tapered (fitted) sleeves are worked, then the lace ...

Finished SizesPūkohukohu allows for up to 4" / 10cm of positive ease.Finished Bust Circumference: – 34 (38, 42, 46, 50)" / 86 97, 107, 117, 127 cm (Schematic included in pattern)Needles and NotionsUS 3 / 3.25 mm circular needles 32" 80 cm long and also for knitting in small circumferences. Adjust...

Karaka is a simple top-down seamless yoke jersey. The neck band is cast on and some short rows are worked within the rib. The yoke is then worked down with simple lace panels and increase stitches in between to shape the yoke. Once the yoke is complete, the sleeves are separated off and the body is ...

Kerepe is te reo Māori for grapes and the little bobbles in the lace pattern represent the growth of tiny grapes in the overall garment.Kerepe is a top down yoke garment with short row shaping for the shoulders and a wonderfully detailed yet intuitive lace pattern. There are three different body sh...

Marake - To be clear, open, exposed to view (te reo Māori). Marake is about boldly stepping out into the open.Marake is a seamless top down cardigan with set in sleeves. The back shoulders and neck are cast on and shaped with short rows. The back yoke is worked down with armhole shaping before bein...

Kōpani - To cover, shut in, enclose (te reo Māori). Kōpani is about being quietly in the enclosed places.Kōpani is a seamless top down sweater with set in sleeves. The back shoulders and neck are cast on and shaped with short rows. The back yoke is worked down with armhole shaping before being p...

Kanapu - shining (te reo Māori)When the days are warming but you still need an extra layer, Kanapu is perfect. It is worked with a strand of alpaca / silk lace weight and a stand of silk / mohair lace weight yarn held together to create a cozy laying piece. The yoke is cast on and short rows are wo...

Sky Watching is a seamless top-down raglan with a simple stitch pattern around the top half of the yoke. The rest is stockinette. The yoke is worked with increases and then the sleeves are separated off, leaving the body to be worked down straight to a rib hem for a cropped length. The sleeve stitch...

As our passion for knitting and creating links us, so too does the inspiring landscape of Te Wai Pounamu (South Island, New Zealand) with the Southern Alps (lace triangles) and the rivers flowing between the mountains (cables) reflected in this design. We wanted to celebrate the special area we all ...

Evening Shadows is an all over colour-work, top-down, seamless, yoked sweater with long sleeves. The yoke is cast on and worked down, the increases are worked in the stockinette sections around the colour-work. Once the sleeves are separated, the fun does not stop with a wonderfully easy and effecti...

One day, we drove past the little old church in our village and suddenly there was my pattern. From the outside, the stained-glass windows look like lattice which is represented in the lace pattern, and this is surrounded by the window arches.Church Windows is a top-down seamless yoke jersey. The ne...

Te Āporo Kōura / Golden Apple is cast on around the neck, then worked down with German Short Rows for shaping and with increases to the Leaf Lace pattern. Increases continue in the lace pattern and once completed, further increases and stockinette are worked. The sleeves are separated from the bod...

Each lace motif represents a flower, with the bobbles like the little stamens and pistil inside it. These flowers speak of blooming and flourishing.Flourish is a set-in sleeve sweater worked from the bottom up. It is cast on at the bottom and a rib hem is worked before the lace pattern is introduced...

When the grapes are plump and ripe, the wheat is golden and crisp and the last of the Black boy peaches (with their dusky pink skin) are being gathered before the winter cold creeps in, it is a time of busy harvest. Those crisp mornings when we are reminded of why we prepare and harvest, as the cold...

PRINTED PATTERNThe First Frost Cardigan came about because of our little Crab-apple tree which is always the first to turn its leaves to rusty red and signal autumn is coming. It is not long after this, usually we have our first frost of the season and it is for this moment, that first heralds of wi...

PRINTED PATTERNLast Frost is a top-down seamless yoked sweater with short sleeves. The yoke is cast on and worked down, the increases are worked in the stockinette sections around the colour-work, cable and lace patterning. Once the sleeves are separated, a straight body is worked down until a simpl...