Australian Knitting

Fashion Trends

Autumn in Australia is one of my favourite seasons – the temperatures start to drop and yet it is still quite warm (sometimes even hot!). This is the ideal time to get knitting and start creating garments for the winter. So which yarn, colour and style will you choose for 2014 for you, your partner or family? Take a look at some of the ideas around on the fashion scene from the experts…

Designers & Australian made Knitwear

Designer Barbara Lohmann creates some wonderful garments that are unique and creative. The range includes cardigans, blazers, sweaters, jackets and dresses. This designer’s forte is producing garments that have a natural beauty, warmth, comfort and are very wearable.

• ‘Uimi’ is synonymous with eco friendly.

This Australian brand specialises in knitwear made from natural fibres, extra fine merino wool and certified organic cotton. Based in Melbourne, Yet another label to look out for is

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