In our latest competition, we've teamed up with Blenheim Forge in London to offer our readers the chance to design their own hand-crafted cooking knife.
The Blenheim Forge team make the knives by hand in their workshop underneath the railway arches in Peckham, London. 
One reader will win a place at a workshop where they will customise their very own knife. If they're unable to attend, the winner can also collaborate on the design of a knife with Blenheim Forge who will then make the knife and send it onto the winner, wherever they are.
Blenheim Forge knives are made in Peckham, London
Blenheim Forge founders Jon Warsharsky and James Ross-Harris discovered a joint love of making things, whilst living together in south London. 
Experimenting with a homemade meat smoker then moving onto a hot tub, the pair eventually built a forge in their garden where they started producing knives, before establishing the company in 2014.  "Blenheim Forge was born from a quest to create knives of the highest character and performance," said the company. "A painstaking and exacting process, each knife takes approximately 20 hours to make."
One reader will win a place at a workshop where they will customise their own knife
Knives in the Classic range feature a walnut wood and copper handle with a carbon-steel blade.
Designs includes Petty, a lightweight knife for intricate tasks, Nakiri, the ideal knife for vegetable preparation, Gyuto, perfect for slicing through meat, ...