Simple crocheted flower motif used to create a vest that can be made longer and wider by adding more motifs. This vest worked in Soho Summer DK Cotton "Putty".

Richmond Hill Vest is a combined Last Bus and Thicket Design and is a great light layer over T's and shirts alike.

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Simple cord technique on double pointed needles can be used in a multitude of ways. Make them as glamorous or as functional as you like.

Using the same flower motif as the Richmond Hill Vest this scarf is quick and simple to create using basic crochet stitches. Features a crocheted "keep" to hold the scarf in place for those who want this option. These scarves worked in Aran Tweed "Parisian", "Highland" and Aran "Stone".

Another great Last Bus Design.

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Knitted using between 1 and 3 balls of Jo Sharp DK Cotton depending on the length required, this example is knitted in "Kiwi" and used 2 balls. Great for beginners who want to practice their garter stitch tension and have a go at increasing and decreasing. Can be worn as a belt of sash also and makes a great gift.

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This comforter can be worn many ways - the shaped edge against the neck to turn back into a collar; shaped edge against the arm and shoulder to form a deconstructed wrap; twisted and pinned to give a soft, muffler effect. Purple comforter made in Jo Sharp Aran Tweed "Potpourri", natural comforter in Jo Sharp Aran Tweed "Brindle".

Using the pattern from Jo Sharp's Knit Issue 3 page 42/70 this sweet jacket is made from Jamiesons Shetland in "Mooskit", edged with Jo Sharp DK Tweed "Fleece". Trimmed with a mix of buttons and beads this infinitely wearable jacket will take you from morning to midnight without blinking. Just add heels! "Mooskit" will form part of the selection of Shetland yarns to be introduced in mid March.

Another perfect way to use up odds of yarn or make a whole set in one shade for a streamlined look. Dress up mugs for gifts, knit them in football colours or just make one and make your hot chocolate all the sweeter! This example knitted in Aran Tweed but other similar weight yarn works just as well. Was May 2007 Pattern of the Month to all Thicket Members.

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Designed in Jo Sharp's Aran Tweed "Licorice" this scarf looks equally classy in "Venetian" and "Ricepaper", "Temple" and "Twig" depending on the colouring of the male you are making it for. Finished length when pressed is 145 cm but can be made to any required length.

Features simple cabling with garter stitch borders and central stocking stitch panel. Was Pattern of the Month for November 2007.

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From Jo Sharp's Knit Issue 2 this coat has been knitted in DK Tweed "Emeral" and given a wintry feel in contrast to the summer bathing scene on pages 46/7 of Knit 2. And the girls at Thicket are proof that you don't have to have that perfect body for this jacket to look sensational. If you knit one for yourself be prepared to have women try and rip it from your back in lusty envy!! IT'S THAT GOOD!!!

Knit Issue 2 available :$15.95 plus p&p
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This stylish cape knitted entirely in one piece is made in Woolganic's soft, evocatively named "Gaia" and trimmed in Jo Sharp's "Swamp". Finished with an irregularly shaped button from Thicket's Button Collection, the unique wearability of Woolganic's 8 ply features strongly here. It falls with ease, grace and comfort and is able to be worn next to sensitive areas like the neck and face without irriation. Seldom has a yarn offered so much for such a reasonable outlay from you hands and your hip pocket. Once you have knitted with Woolganic's 8 ply, and felt the comfort of it's texture you'll never again need convincing that being "Clean and Green" is a great option.

Photo One - Woolganic "Gaia" Jo Sharp Rare Comfort Kid Mohair "Swamp".

Photo Two - Woolganic "Deep Earth" Jo Sharp Rare Comfort Kid Mohair "Reed" and Infusion "Darjeeling".

Photo Three - Woolganic "Sangha" Jo Sharp Rare Comfort "Reed" and Infusion "Darjelling".

Button both images - Round Carved.

This is a combined Last Bus and Thicket design.

Made in simple garter stitch with a bobble border and frilled flower effect top this cosy is made in Shetland wool "Nighthawk", a richly tealed azure. It's heathery qualities give it the perfect texture for any cosy. Takes under 2 balls of Shetland DK.

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For lovers of true classics. Suitable for men and woman, youthful yet timeless, this moss bordered scarf has repeats of wide and narrow ribs and features generous, smart stripes on either end. Whilst this example is knitted in DK Tweed "Fleece" accented with Aran Tweed "Twig" a City feel would be achieved by using "Ink" Classic DK with stripes of Aran Tweed "Enamel". If a more rustic look appeals try main body of scarf in DK Tweed "Autumn" accented with Aran Tweed "Russet". This pattern is a must for all knitters.

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This 1930's inspired hat is knitted in stocking stitch throughout and has a brim that rolls up naturally. The knitted flower can either be stitched into place or attched with a brooch pin leaving the flower to be worn as an accessory on other items like winter coats and scarves. This example knitted in Jo Sharp's newest most passionate purple "Parisian". The hat featured as the June 2007 Pattern of the Month to all Thicket members. (We cannot supply the stylishly turned out Parisian man to go with the hat. Sad but true.)

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Partner to the Twist of Tweed Hottie Hugger this little tea cosy features the same moss stitch and cabled design and is a great place to try your hand at these classic knitting stitches. Tea pots are very forgiving! This example in Jo Sharp's DK Tweed "Emporio".

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Cleo takes just one ball from the Jo Sharp Tweed range and features one big button as hero. Comfortable to wear, its trim size makes it an accessory you won't want to be without. Takes the average knitter 2 hours to make. Example shown in shades of Asparagus, Gypsy, Licorice and Twig.
Was featured as Pattern of the Month for July 2007

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Inspired by Elizabeth Gaskell's romantic heroine in "North and South", these sweet wrist bands are knitted in Alpacca Silk Georgette and trimmed with vintage style buttons.

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This scarf crocheted in Jo Sharp Alpacca Kid Lustre "Vine" and trimmed in "Provence" is an interpretation of good old "Granny Squares"! Instead of carting a craft bag wherever you go this is a perfect way to take just one ball of yarn and a crochet hook, working on one square at a time. You make the creation as wide or narrow, long or short as you like and wear it many ways. These two colourways look great with weekend jeans and jumpers but why not try "Ecclesiastical Purple and Pagan Orange" (to quote Four Weddings and a Funeral.)

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Using the same pattern from Jo Sharp's Knit Issue 2 (see Long Emerald Jacket below) this version has been made in Jamieson's Shetland "Peat". Luscious and richly earthy this classic Shetland shade creates a jacket for all seasons that is light to wear yet incredibly warm. This jacket looks as classy with a pair of jeans as it does over a tailored skirts and boots.

Shetland "Peat" available now. Knit Issue 2 available now.

This little number works as a belt and is shown here in Ebony DK Classic and Resonate DK Tweed. Works well as a trim atop a bag but try it in the new Jo Sharp Lumina for a glamorous evening look.

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Knitted in Jo Sharp's Ultra "Rosa" (pattern in Knit Issue 3) this simple jacket is great for beginners who want a garment in a hurry. Sling it on over jeans or dress it up with accessories, this jacket is comfort plus with enough detail on sleeves and jacket edges to add interest but keep the knitting simple. Gives a great sense of achievment in double quick time!

This example in Jo Sharp's Ultra "Rosa" size D and used 16 Balls.

Ultra and Knit Issue 3 available in Thicket Products section.