With these easy-to-use looms you can create beautiful flowers with your favourite materials - wool, yarn, ribbon or raffia - and in different shapes and sizes. Three pairs of looms are included, so you can make square, round or hexagonal flowers, simply by winding the yarn around the pegs in a criss-cross. Instructions are included, as well as a tapestry needle to finish off.

They're great for whipping up a quick accessory, and to introduce the younger members of your family to getting creative with yarn. The flowers can then be joined together to make corsages or scarves, or used as accessories on pillows, cushions and bags. 

In Simply Knitting Issue 107 we talked to designer Sarah Hatton. We couldn't fit all of the interview in the mag, so here are some extra bits and pieces!

We love our knitting companions, from crafty friends to the occasion yarn-tangling cat, but never before have we met an animatronic person who actually knits!

Unveiled at Newcastle’s Maker Faire, Agnes may well be the world’s first knitting humanoid robot, capable of making scarves, hats and all kinds of other items.

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