COSY CABLES

OVER SO EASY

Details on this tunic, such as the neat V-neck, short sleeves and longer hem at the back, mean this looks smart indoors as well as out.

BAND AGAINST COLD

Part hippie chic, part Björn Borg cool, the woolly headband is another option for chill-busting headwear. The chunky cable will help keep the cold at bay.

RIVERS OF CREAM

Running through this scarf are flowing cabled patterns that pour off the end in pretty fringes. Perhaps a warm dessert is needed for all this cream?

FAN OF CREAM CABLES

Nothing says classic cold weather accessory than a cable bobble hat. It will go with everything, so make this the first year of the many happily hatted to come.

SUBTLE SHOPPER

Do you like your patterns to be quiet? Stripes of cables adorn this low-profile shoulder bag for an understated and stylish addition of texture.

WRIST WARMERS

Pop on a pair of these to keep fingers warm without wearing gloves, great for smart phone use outdoors. By Fran Morgan

◼ West Yorkshire Spinners The Croft (100% wool, 100g/166m), 1 skein of Sullom (010)

◼ A 4mm (US G/6) hook

◼ A 3.5 (US E/4) hook

◼ Stitch markers

TENSION

15 sts and 9 rows measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over patt using a 4mm hook, or size needed to obtain correct tension

MEASUREMENTS

Wrist Warmers measure approx 20cm (7¾in) in circumference and 23cm (9in) long

NOTES

Wrist Warmers are worked in long rows and seamed together at the end.

Edging is worked around the upper edge.

WRIST WARMERS

RIGHT HAND

Using a 4mm hook, ch36.

Row 1 (WS) Htr in second ch from hook and each ch across, turn. [35 sts]

Ch1 (does not