Aalto, designed by Georgia Farrell, is a bolster cushion cover using four shades of Rowan Cotton Glacé to create the piece's interlocking stripe pattern. The piece, which is worked flat using the fairisle technique, will fit a cushion pad measuring 46cm (18in) long and 20cm (7.75in) in diameter.

Georgia Farrell's Albers cushion cover shown here in colourway one is knitted using six bold shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton. This rectangular cushion features block colours divided by simple knit purl stitches to give a subtle texture. Worked in two pieces using the intarsia technique, the cover will fit a 60cm (24in) by 40cm (16in) cushion pad.

Georgia Farrell's Albers cushion cover shown here in colourway two is knitted using six muted shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton. This rectangular cushion features block colours divided by simple knit purl stitches to give a subtle texture. Worked in two pieces using the intarsia technique, the cover will fit a 60cm (24in) by 40cm (16in) cushion pad.

Martin Storey's Breuer framed sample features a striking geometric pattern comprising alternating bands of circles and stripes, which are worked using the fairisle technique. This knitted runner uses seven lively shades of Rowan Cotton Glacé. Once completed, the knitted piece measures approximately 27cm (10.5in) wide and 36cm (14.25in) long.

Martin Storey's Breuer runner features a striking geometric pattern comprising alternating bands of circles and stripes, which are worked using the fairisle technique. This knitted runner uses seven lively shades of Rowan Cotton Glacé. Once completed, the piece measures approximately 62cm (24.5in) wide and 188cm (74in) long. Please note, you will also need a 3.25mm circualr needle at least 160cm long.

Chloe Thurlow uses Rowan Handknit Cotton to create this easy-level throw featuring a simple knit and purl pattern and fringes to two edges. Although a circular needle is used to accommodate the large number of stitches you use in the same way as straight needles, working backwards and forwards in rows. The completed throw measures approximately 115cm (45.25in) wide and 172cm (67.75).

The Gaudi lap blanket designed by Martin Storey is knitted using seven bright shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton. The alternating rows of geometric patterns are worked using the fairisle technique. The edging is created by picking up stitches once the main piece has been completed. The finished blanket measures approximately 81cm (32in) wide and 112cm (44in) long.

Lisa Richardson's Gropius cushion cover is knitted using four shades of Rowan Cotton Glacé. Each side (front and back) comprises four basic squares, each of which features a play on the tradition log cabin pattern and mitres edges. Once completed, the cushion cover will fit a 40cm (16in) square cushion pad.

The Hadid cushion cover by Chloe Thurlow is offered in two colourways. This version uses three aqua-themed shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton to create its semi-circle design, which is worked using the intarsia method. Once completed, the cover will fit a 46cm (18in) square cushion pad.

The Hadid cushion cover by Chloe Thurlow is offered in two colourways. This version uses three earthy shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton to create its semi-circle design, which is worked using the intarsia method. Once completed, the cover will fit a 46cm (18in) square cushion pad.

The Hadid wall hanging by Chloe Thurlow is offered in two colourways. This version uses three aqua-themed shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton to create its semi-circle design, which is worked using the intarsia method. Once completed, the sample measures 18cm (7in) wide and 25.5cm (10in) long.

The Hadid wall hanging by Chloe Thurlow is offered in two colourways. This version uses three earthy shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton to create its semi-circle design, which is worked using the intarsia method. Once completed, the sample measures 18cm (7in) wide and 25.5cm (10in) long.

Georgia Farrell's Klee throw is knitted using four fresh shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton. The piece is worked on a pair of 4mm needles or a circular needles at least 60cm long so as to accommodate the large number of stitches, We have specified below the circular needles option. The blanket's I-cord trim is worked on double-pointed needles. Once completed, the throw measures approximately 105cm (41.25in) wide and 150cm (59in) long.

Martin Storey has taken a simple shape and toyed with it to create this spectacular cushion cover. Each variation of square is repeated in its own designated colour in alternating bands against a neutral background. Knitted using seven shades of Rowan Cotton Glacé using the fairisle technique, the finished cover will fit a 50cm (20in) square cushion pad.

It might look complicated yet the Stolzl throw designed by Lisa Richardson is an easy-level project. Knitted here using three shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton the bed runner comprises separate horizontal and vertical strips, which are later 'woven' in a basketweave sequence before being secured to the edge pieces. Small circles are embroidered using chain stitch in contrast colours on the cross-over points through both strips.

It might look complicated yet the Stolzl throw designed by Lisa Richardson is an easy-level project. Knitted here using three shades of Rowan Handknit Cotton the bed runner comprises separate horizontal and vertical strips, which are later 'woven' in a basketweave sequence before being secured to the edge pieces. Small circles are embroidered using chain stitch in contrast colours on the cross-over points through both strips.