Taking colour inspiration from the streets of Berlin. The collection combines earthy greens and browns, dark blues and concrete greys with vibrant splashes of graffiti neon.

TwinPins 2016 Collection - Berlin

TwinPins 2016 Collection - Berlin

TwinPins 2016 Collection - Berlin

The design has 3 blocks of burgundy and 5 blocks of red. That was unintentional because I ran out of burgundy wool, literally on the last row of the 3rd block. I improvised to the end but I actually, I don't mind the uneven style and it's always interesting to figure out how to adapt the design during mid make.

I love working with bright colours and especially the electric yellow as it's new to the knitting basket. It runs through the machine so smoothly. 

A made this beanie for the little sister of the 'Big Block' beanie winner. I found out what her favourite colours were and luckily I had just enough to work with. I went for a contrast but similar style to its big sister. 

I knitted this for a member of staff at Uni. She wore it whilst hiking to the summit of Mount Snowdon. Good to hear my hats are getting put to the test and the feedback was that it was lovely and warm to wear.

I made these scarves for the technicians at Uni. To create a scarf pack I needed a theme to tie them together, so I added in a 6 row stripe combination of black, white and yellow, The cornish colours! The photos were taken in the famous Cornish town of Falmouth to complete the theme.

I received some wool for my birthday and decided to make myself a beanie or two. Having the contrasting colours in thin stripes kind of changes the colours when you see the beanies from a distance.

I knitted this for a competition and it just so happened to be that the winner was celebrating her birthday that same week! I wanted to try something different with a big block of bright colour. 

I knitted this for my housemate in Holland. She is big Man City fan so the design is inspired by some of the kits they had a few seasons ago.

Hand knitted for a client. I kept the design simple to let the lovely colours and beautiful wool do all the talking. 

I love the final outcome and being able to create something with a nice story connected to the design and person I knitted it for.

Many design changes later I managed to get to the desired length and some how i managed to tie in the design with a single purple pinstripe mirroring how I started. So this scarf was a bit of a nightmare but actually, the randomness and craziness kind of works in a weird way and it was quite a challenge to manage my cotton usage around trying to work out the design of a scarf on the fly!

I wanted to tie the 2 'Vivienne Westwood' scarves in so I added the stripes of the same thickness.

I was inspired by the Barcelona kit and thought I would have a go at creating my own gradient effect. It took hours of planning on CAD and then I had to make sure I remembered to change the colour on the right row number. The colours are taken from Nutella which is a brand Peppe is crazy about. I'm very pleased with how the gradient turned out. I was tempted to continue it at the other end but I think the black stripes give it an unusual asymmetrical uniqueness.