These Fair Isle mitts by Chloe Thurlow will keep you super warm and cosy. Worked using three shades of Rowan Moordale, they are a great way to add an instant splash of colour to your outfit. Wear them with Corriedale beret for a winning combination! The completed mittens measure approximately 19cm (7.5in) in circumference around the palm and 26.5cm (10.5in) long.

Georgia Farrell applies her trademark texture to this beautiful autumnal shawl. A geometric diamond pattern runs the length of the shawl, framed with an i-cord edging and a deep rib at either end. A stylish accessory for beating the autumn chill. The completed wrap measures approximately 51.5cm (20.25in) wide and 172cm (67.75in) long.

Add a touch of colourful style to your everyday outfit with this chic Fair Isle beret by Chloe Thurlow. Knitted in the round using Rowan Moordale, a beautiful wool and alpaca blend. The traditional Fair Isle patterning is worked using three shades. Wear it with Badger mitts for a matching accessory combo! The completed beret measures 88cm (34.75in) in circumference and 28cm (11in) in diameter.

This textured pull-on beanie from Chloe Thurlow is knitted using Rowan Moordale, a beautiful wool and alpaca blend. Knitted in the round, this cosy knit starts at the folded brim before working through an alternating stocking stitch and rib stripe. A cute matching pom pom is the perfect finishing touch! The completed hat measures approximately 53.5cm (21in) in circumference and 20.5cm (8in) deep with the brim folded over.

Stylised floral motifs make an eye-catching statement around the bottom edge of this pretty poncho by Lisa Richardson. Worked in the round and using two shades of Rowan Moordale, the Fair Isle is framed by simple stocking stitch stripes and trimmed with a classic rib edging. Available in eight sizes ranging from to fit bust 71-76cm (28-30in) to 152-157cm (60-62in). Please note, yarn quantities below start at the second size (to fit bust 32-34in). Circular needle lengths depend on size of garment knitted; we have specified the lengths required for the first two sizes.

Complement your winter look with this textured cowl by Chloe Thurlow. This great everyday accessory is knitted in the round using Rowan Moordale, a cosy blend of wool and alpaca. The completed cowl measures approximately 77.5cm (30.5in) in circumference and 21.5cm (8.5in) deep.

This simple poncho designed by Anna Hull is knitted in one piece using four shades of Rowan Moordale. Worked entirely in garter stitch stripes, this classic accessory is the ultimate in autumn layering. When laid flat as a square, the completed wrap measures approximately 114cm (45in) across.

Knitted fingerless mittens are the ultimate combination of practicality, warmth and style. This Fair Isle pair from Martin Storey are worked in the round using three shades of Rowan Moordale. A great way to add a pop of colour to your winter outfits. The completed mittens measure approximately 21.5cm (8.5in) in circumference and 30cm (11.75in) long.

Rowan Moordale lends itself beautifully to colourwork and is the ideal choice for this eye-catching Fair Isle scarf by Martin Storey. Knitted in the round and using a palette of six shades, circular motifs repeat throughout and are trimmed with a striking two colour rib. Make an accessory statement this season. You can knit this piece using circular needles or DPNs. Please note we have specified below only circulars.

Add both practicality and style to your winter outfit with this two-colour cowl by Anna Hull. Knitted in the round, this Fair Isle cowl uses Rowan Moordale, a lovely wool and alpaca blend that is perfect for cosy winter accessories. The completed cowl measures approximately 61.5cm (24.25in) in circumference and 24.5cm (9.75in) deep.

This textured bag by Lisa Richardson is a stylish choice for carrying your everyday essentials. With a long, over-the-shoulder strap this practical knit has a sturdy finish thanks to the slip stitch which is worked throughout the body of the bag and the handle. The neat, ribbed opening is elasticated adding further structure to this three-colour design worked in robust Rowan Moordale.