Introducing the first e-book from Jill Wolcott Knits: Berry Girly Collection! Composed of 10 sweet patterns from accessories to garments, this collection is divided into 2 sections. The first contains patterns that are knit flat from a bulky weight yarn, while the second section’s patterns are knit in the round with a DK weight yarn. Whether you’re looking for something quick and cute or something that will fascinate your needles and your knitting imagination, you are sure to find what you’re looking for in Berry Girly Collection.

Find the knitting goddess inside of you with this incredible collection! The Goddess Collection contains an incredible 63 pattern options for your knitting pleasure; whether you’re looking for a quick yet useful project like the hats which can also be used as swatches, or a more involved project that will result in a gorgeous sweater with a perfect fit, you’ll find it here. This collection contains patterns for hats, cowls, long and short cuffs, and pullovers—each in 3 different yarn weights, with multiple sizing options for each item. Each design uses a sweet eyelet pattern and an easy-to-work cable as the building blocks for the project, and these elements are worked in different ways for every project to assure a cohesive set that’s anything but boring! With over 350 charts to ensure a perfect project that’s made just for you, detailed schematics for each design, and the thorough, clear instructions you’ve come to expect from Jill Wolcott Knits, this is a collection you will find yourself picking up again and again.

Keep your head warm and your gauge swatches interesting with this inventive trio of slouch hats, knit in three yarn weights so you can find your perfect knitting mojo! Named for the goddesses Athena, Helen, and Minerva, these hats are constructed with an innovative finishing segment technique that provides some levity. Work the beautiful cable and eyelet pattern and the result is an eye-catching yet cozy hat you’ll love to show off. To top it off, the hats are swatches for their sister pullovers, so there’s no need to make a separate swatch for the sweaters. Lovely and helpful? Now that’s a gift from the goddesses!

Reward your inner knitting goddess with the smallest scale eyelets and cables that become the most beguiling of pullovers. Begin with the gauge swatch hat which will raise your cool level with its cleverly segmented finish, then work from undulating trim to undulating trim up the cable path, always surrounded by eyelets. This is your opportunity to master cabling without a needle or stay traditional. Whichever path you take, you end with a classically elegant pullover which is its own reward.

This is a collection of patterns which will release on January 5, 12, 19, 26, and February 2, 2021.

This pattern has 20 sizes.

Adding Accessories to your wardrobe is the easiest way to refresh and expand your options with modest financial expenditures. Tulle (pronounced “Tulla”) is a doubled collar done with two contrasting neutrals, Latvian Braid, diagonal buttonholes, and joined with a flat 3-needle bind off.

NOTE: This pattern is 20 pages. Not all pages need to be printed, but if this is a barrier to you, please do not purchase.

Lyon Cowl is ribbons of color in a comfortably, squishy cowl with a stylish twist. Begin with Cat Bordhi’s moebius cast-on and work horizontal ribs and eyelets through the singular magic of a moebius. This is a perfect project for using up bits of yarn left over from favorite projects.

Positano is a perfect quick knit: fun, interesting, not too difficult. I adore this stitch pattern for its simplicity and versatility. The Super Bulky version (medium size) takes one skein. It can be made larger if you’ve got more yarn, but it will do a lot with a little. Take a look at what a statement it makes!

Available on my website for $12 through May.

This pattern comes in 7 sizes:

This is on sale paired with Ormt from December 18 through January 6.

Ischia Scarves

THIS PATTERN CAN BE PURCHASED THROUGH YOUR LOCAL YARN STORE FOR A SPECIAL PRICE BEGINNING 9/12 THROUGH THE END OF 2020.

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Ormt Worsted & Sport

This pattern contains a flat Collar and a combined Cowl. Each is offered in 3 yarn weights. There are 5 sizes for each variation.

This pattern is part of a set that also includes Jupiter’s Rings LGF Metis Flat and Halo Ring Moebius.

Pattern is now available as a single pattern. It is a better value to buy the e-book Identity. There are 6 other accessory patterns inside!

Get Ormt now (December 2019 and get the additional instructions for sport-weight yarn in January! This is a pretty quick knit, so completely possible to use for gifts now!

released to the world on 3/14/19!

2-Color Tangiers

S/Neckwarmer

The errata notes are only for the LYS day download!

I discovered a typo on the blocked gauge on 3/8/18. It has been corrected and all versions after that say v1.1 on the bottom of page 2. I have notified everyone who already purchased. The correct Blocked Gauge is 14.5 sts/1” or 2.54 cm or 58 sts to 4”/10cm.

Looking for a quick hat project? How about the Copenhagen headband, which keeps the ears warm, but doesn’t cover the top of the head? This is perfect for those who never want to wear a hat.

There are seven sizes given in this pattern for worsted yarn.

Create a picture-perfect hat with details beginning with a bobblet rib trim to a crown shaped in a cluster of pendants. Each unique element works in concert to paint the complete picture. Then discover the comfort of having a stockinette interior! The Lisse Hat pattern allows you to make this in your favorite fingering weight yarn, and you will...

Perfect for a quick but satisfying carry-around project, these sleek and elegant fingerless Mitts will keep your hands warm and your fingertips free. Classic stockinette stitch provides a clean-looking background for the Eccentric 3/3 Cable that runs along the back of the hand—ensuring that while they knit up quickly, they keep your interest! J...

Cold weather is no reason to give in to drab. Worked in baby soft cashmere, Cornice’s inventive slip-stitch pattern in multiple yarn weights introduces pops of color that are easier to work than they look. Even natural colors play off each other to amazing effect. Finish with charming bows at the crown using techniques that minimize the sewing ...

Knit-along starts March 10, 2015, running through April 14, 2015. Go here for more information.

In-depth look inside the pattern: Tatio Bubbles Up

In-depth look inside the pattern: Windsor Capelette

In-depth look inside the pattern: Point Roberts Cornered

In-depth look inside the pattern: Seattle Barre Report

In-depth look inside the pattern: Bellevue Barre Report

In-depth look inside the pattern: Bonaire Deep Dive

This pattern is included in the Goddess Collection or as a standalone pattern with the Athena Hat, which is listed separately.

This pattern is only available in a set with Reno (wedding garter).

This pattern is part of a set that includes Teaberry Purse.

This pattern is part of a set that includes Blackberry Hat.

This pattern is part of a set that includes Huckleberry Pullover and Marionberry Purse.

Wrap yourself in timeless style when you wear this ethereal ballet-style sweater. Knit from the bottom up, the pattern begins with a softly textured trim of twisted stitches that unfurls into a striking back panel. You’ll love watching the graceful Eyelet Leaves peplum grow and undulate and swoop along the fronts as you knit. The sleeves gently...

This pattern includes the Cloudberry Capelet and the Honeyberry Scarf.

This pattern includes the Honeyberry Scarf and the Cloudberry Capelet.

This pattern is only available as a set with the Latin Quarter Shell, which is listed separately.

Customize your wardrobe with these fun and stylish lace cuffs and collar. Quick and fun to knit, you’ll love working these delicate projects in the round then watching each dropped stitch create a delicate, lacy ladder. Incorporating felt balls into the drop-stitch cobweb lace adds a touch of whimsy to these vintage-inspired accessories. A perf...

This pattern is a set that includes the Latin Quarter Shawl.

Show the world some unique flair with this stylish and fun to knit vest. Worked from the bottom up on differently-sized needles, the panels of textural seed stitch provide a subtle canvas for the eye-catching yoke, which uses Red Barn Yarn’s Loopy Mohair to create a fascinating and oh-so-soft yoke. Finish the vest with closures that suit your p...

This pattern available as part of the Goddess Collection or as stand-alone pattern with the Helen Hat, which is listed separately.

Explore two different modular construction concepts while making the two faces of this pillow. One side features a variation on the classic mitered square, a truly modular knitting concept. On the other side, shift your focus from decreases to increases with a counterpane square that grows from the inside out. Notice how the same yarn looks sli...

Creating an elegant garment can be almost effortless with the right pattern. The simple beauty of this polished sleeveless top springs from two variations of razor lace. The push and pull of yarn overs and double decreases create delicate peaks and valleys at the bottom trim. Worked flat in a single piece with a back seam and buttons at the bac...

Creating an elegant garment can be almost effortless with the right pattern. The simple beauty of this polished sleeveless top springs from two variations of razor lace. The push and pull of yarn overs and double decreases create delicate peaks and valleys at the bottom trim. Worked flat in a single piece with a back seam and buttons at the bac...

Inspired by an 1870’s counterpane pattern, this nearly-circular shawlette combines tailored details with a feminine sensibility. Rise to the challenge of the initial cast-on and you’ll be rewarded with an easy decreasing rib pattern that simultaneously eliminates stitches and the need for seaming. The interplay of delicate eyelets and bold angu...

This jaunty pullover marries the charm of lace with urban details. Worked in the round from the bottom eyelet trim rib, a front eyelet rib panel adds interest to the eye and to the knitting. Details like eyelet ribbing on the cuffs of the sleeves, lacy bicep full or faux pockets, and eyelets on the cap of the sleeve are sure to spark your inter...

Hit your fashion stride with this beautiful cardigan which combines an eye-catching and innovative crossed stitch trim with the simplicity of stockinette. You’ll love learning the fascinating technique for lattice lace used for the hems, which are worked separately. The body and sleeves are then cleverly worked by picking up stitches from the h...

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These sweet little fingerless mitts, knit in a luxurious merino and cashmere blend, are sure to delight any little girl who loves to dress-up! You’ll work a clever picot trim that doesn’t need finishing, then stockinette brightened with a Berry pattern with bobbles. These mitts are a quick knit, so they can be made in lots of colors for girls w...

This is a complete update of the Belon Shaw & Collar, which no longer exists!

In-depth look inside the pattern: Remarkables Shawlette

Purchase Roundhill and Snow Farm together and save $1 on each pattern!

Purchase this version of the Limestone Scarf and Jill Wolcott Knits will donate $1 to FNIH in support of Stitch Red.

Purchase Roundhill and Snow Farm together and save $1 on each pattern! Simply add both patterns to your cart and the discount will be taken at checkout!

A pullover packed with personality that combines a joyful sensibility with easy comfort. You’ll start with the sleeves to master the techniques on a smaller canvas. Both the sleeves and body are worked in the round from the cunning bobblet rib cuff up. Celebrate your personal style with details like optional contrasting cuff, collar, and i-cord...

This attractive trio of hats sport garlands, pendants, and bobblets like the myriad patterns traced by frost on a window pane. All three hats––Coronet Peak, Grasslands, and Wintergarden––mix up the details from a bobblet rib trim to a garland rib, from a crown shaped with a cluster of pendants to one closed with a drawstring. Although each hat ...

Tired of trying to puzzle out the intricacies of colorwork or the mysteries of miters alone? This pattern can be your own personal class as you watch the pieces come together in this colorful, decorative pillow. Clear directions will walk you through the steps of creating mitered squares, creating a base row and a second row while you choose wh...

These cheerful mittens feature merry multi-colored ribs at the wrists. Worked in the round, you’ll be able to choose between a simple, traditional mitten or a convenient flip-top mitt that makes fastening buttons or sending a text super-easy. Sized for children and adults, this worsted weight knit is an easy way to use colors and your imaginati...

Adorn your neck with this ingenious scarf embellished with cascading flourishes. The impressionistic colors of textured yarn flow naturally around beads or felt balls like pebbles in a stream. The design is imaginative, but clear directions and a simple stitch pattern make it surprisingly easy to execute. You’ll have complete artistic control o...

Boot toppers can change the attitude of any boot type and make them feel like an entirely different boot! By adding fashion-fabulous boot toppers you can add rhythm to your steps and a feminine and fashionable look to any boot. These are as fun to knit as they are to wear.

Vintage inspiration and a little of the wild West come together in a decorative scarf knit in segments. Worked in a lace pattern and seed stitch in sport-weight Mountain merino, this project is portable and just a little challenging. The leaves and wings add the perfect amount of flair to a wonderfully soft scarf that you will want to wear no m...

Attention to detail in both design and finishing create a sophisticated ease and make this a perfect fingering weight cardigan. Doubled hems of contrasting handpaint or color add weight and style, complimented by a wide back stripe. Learn a new way of working front bands and buttonholes that fit this piece perfectly.

Who says socks are the only way to give your feet knitted flair? Kick up your heels with accessories that add attitude to your boots. These quick and satisfying Rib Boot Toppers begin in the round and transition to a flat knit with an inner cuff and an outer flap. Changing the look of your boots is as simple as switching out your toppers.

Rustle up your knittin’ gear for this sport-weight cardigan with convertible collar and Western details. After a Double-Seed-stitch trim, reverse stockinette gives textural interest on the outside, smooth comfort on the inside. Express your personal style with wide front bands and a Double-Seed-stitch convertible collar and collar stand. Clear ...

This is a wonderful way to see how shaping can create design lines. Watch the decreases create a gentle swirl that forms the dome of this flattering and wearable hat. Knit at an easy gauge in soft Mountain Merino this is a quick project. Embellish the I-cord top knot with buttons or beads or multiple knots.

A vest is the perfect canvas for these stitch patterns that evoke the West. The Links and Northern Star stitch patterns provide just enough detail to keep knitting interesting, broken by simple reverse stockinette. The convertible collar and wide front bands leave room for personalizing your one-of-a-kind vest. Perfect for walking the dog or ad...

What’s a knitter’s dream? An interesting, yet easy-to-follow pattern that yields a stunning, deceptively-intricate accessory. With a sixteen-stitch pattern repeat, you’ll create this circular shawl from the center outward to a surprisingly-simple and delicate finish. Changing needle size helps create the beautiful trumpet shape of an Azalea in ...

You’re never to young to be both stylish and socially-conscious. This sassy soaker has a skirt and three options for leggings––thigh, knee, and ankle. Knit in lanolin-rich, soft and absorbent Mountain Meadow Wool Laramie worsted in one piece from the waistband down for comfort in knitting and wearing! A contrasting stripe at the skirt and leggi...

Simple, but so cute, this is a great gender-neutral piece that makes the most of soft, lanolin-rich Mountain Merino. Knit top down to a satisfying finish, the step-by-step instructions will guide you through buttonholes, joining neck, armhole shaping, joining body, sleeves and finishing. This sweet pullover allows you to experiment with color t...

Button this shawl into a shrug or wear it flat. The cuffs are knitted in the beginning and end of the piece, then sleek edges are added to the lengthwise edges of the shawl. The medallions of lace are done in varying multiples and as a central motif. None of this is difficult knitting, but we always like to make it interesting!

This pattern has been completely updated and sizes added as of September 10, 2018. The new version includes a collar, shawlette, and a shawl. Pattern includes written instructions, charts, shaping charts, and schematics.

The quintessential baby garment gets a warm and cuddly update with this charming Onesie! A few special details make this everyday baby item not only adorable, but fun to knit. Pair cute buttons with baby-soft Mountain Merino to create a unique look that’s sure to keep that special little one cozy no matter the weather. Follow the instructions t...

One hat, two hat, three hat, more! This trio of hats provides a variety of style options and are great for skill building. Whatever your skill level you will have fun making these. By using a variety of colors each hat becomes it own unique piece. Of course these are perfect complements to the other Natural Baby Collection pieces.

This blankie is made in four sections, making it a portable knitting project and allowing the pieces to be arranged in a rotated pattern. The finished size makes it ideal for car seats and strollers while the Mountain Merino is soft enough for any baby. This is an easy project with a slightly more challenging bind off. We know you will enjoy kn...

Need a little sweetness and light in your life? You can whip up this wee Hoodie in no time at all. Allover ribbing makes it straightforward to knit and easy to fit the little ones in your life. A stripe down the front and another at the cuff and hem add style, while keeping the look practical and wearable. Perfect for a play date, a picnic in t...

Breeze through the day in this romantic blouson bodice. An eyelet rib runs from the bottom to a waist-defining casing concealing an elastic band for a flattering fit. Then the easy drape of stockinette rises to the eyelet lace panel of the neck placket. The subtle scoop neck dips slightly lower in the front than in the back. Careful details lik...

Lace can be lightweight without being delicate, as demonstrated by this intriguing cardigan. Start at the lacy ribbed bottom trim and knit through eyelet panels that run parallel right up the front. The central back eyelet panel comes to an end at the double-knit back band, but the eyelets are echoed in a appealing panel at the base of the neck...

Need some near-instant knitted gratification? Conquer your cravings and ward off the cold with this deliciously squishy cowl in sizes from neck-warmer to shoulder wrap. With Cat Bordhi’s Moebius cast-on, bulky yarn, and a bit of easy mathematical magic, your project will grow quickly on both sides of the cast on with every round. Nubbly seed st...

Front panels of eyelet rib grow with slight variation from the bottom trim to the scoop neck of this romantic vest. to tuck one or two full or faux pockets on either side as you knit or when you’re finishing. An eyelet lace panel gives interest to the lower back and delicate tendrils of eyelets appear again in a back neck eyelet panel. Clear in...

Enfold your smart device or tablet in a luxury wallet with a dense, protective, all-over cable pattern. Knit in one piece, this is an entertaining knit that takes you from the front underlap to the back and side vents then to the front flap. Sew on hook and loop tape closures to bring it all together. Express your knitter’s soul and enjoy the l...

Modular knitting keeps a large project like this cozy throw completely portable. Until the final step, your work-in-progress is never larger than a single square. Alternate between mitered squares that come together with decreases and Lily counterpane squares that grow outward through increases. Both approaches to modular knitting make for equa...

A comfortably squishy cowl with a stylish twist. Begin with Cat Bordhi’s moebius cast-on and work horizontal ribs through the singular magic of a moebius.

Imagine yourself in this sweet seasonless tank, knit in the round from the eyelet rib bottom trim to the armholes. A lacy front eyelet rib panel continues uninterrupted to the base of the scoop neck. The lace at the back neck adds a special touch—and finish with a 3-ndl shoulder bind off. Layer with a cardigan or show off your shoulders in this...

Relax and enjoy the simple pleasures of making this ingenious scarf. Limestone is knit horizontally, and the rhythm becomes natural and hypnotic. German short rows create wider ends, with a narrower neck for comfortable wearing.

This sweet blanket, knit with yarn doubled on big needles, delivers extra comfort and tons of fun. Choose to knit three or four panels with three different stitch patterns on each for a portable project that’s never dull. Play with different colors and the changing stitch patterns to delight moms and babies alike. An easy technique for joining ...

Enjoy filling your bag at the market or grocery store and watch as it stretches to fit your purchases. Knit in the round with two strands held together, the seed stitch bottom is bordered by garter ridges. The body continues in an open pattern. A practical side pocket provides storage for your own plastic bags with access from top and bottom. A...

This distinctive hat, inspired by the Chinchero hats of southern Peru, marries warmth and fashion in one fun project sized for kids through adults. You’ll create the traditional scallops from the Peruvian Chinchero hats then use slip stitches, striping, and two colors of yarn, but never more than one yarn per round! Use up bits of yarn from you...

Wrap the special child in your life in love with this charming and quick-to-knit piece! Worked in an unbelievably soft bulky-weight superwash merino, Heaven comes in three sizes—a smaller Binkie for a little one to take wherever they go, and a larger Blanket to keep them cozy. Featuring sweet reverse stockinette stitch hearts, Heaven will be a ...

The graceful curves of this sleeveless top come from its simple, yet innovative construction. Knit in two identical pieces from the bottom edge to the neck, right twist ribbings jazz up the bottom, neck, and armholes. You’ll seam the sides and overlap the pieces at the neck to create subtle draping at the neck and geometric interest at the shou...

Knit a shrug as fascinating as you are! The back is an attention-grabbing Counterpane pattern, worked from the inside-out to create a hypnotic swirl. Raglan sleeves join with the Counterpane to create a garment that always looks polished, whether you wear it as a shrug for warmth or tied over your shoulders for a little extra coverage. Use the ...

Enjoy a little take-along luxury with this charming scarf. Follow the directions for knitting Umbria without beads, or rise to the occasion and discover how easy beading your knitting can be. Add extra sparkle to your favorite sock yarn with beading along the emerging diamonds of the herringbone pattern. You’ll knit from the seed stitch trim th...

Nothing says Tuscany like easy elegance with an artistic flair. Knit flat from the bottom up, this graceful capelet is composed of panels of vertical diamonds separated by seed stitch. Fingering weight yarn lends fluidity to these gently curved “petals” and the yarn is held double for stability at the neckband, knit separately. Choose between a...

Sometimes a yarn demands a showcase like this fun and fabulous soft sculpture jewelry. An ingenious pattern combines a smooth, more traditional yarn and one with whimsical felted pieces into a signature piece. Spirals dotted with felted bubbles cascade from a neckband and are held in place with an i-cord loop. Simple increases and an intriguing...

Capture the charms of Rome in this graceful raglan top. Knit flat, the clear directions also include the opportunity to personalize the length of torso and the sleeves and details like waist and bust shaping are surprisingly easy to execute. Traveling vine lace forms around the neck and sleeves in a

Front gathers enhanced by a circular neckband make this shaped camisole fit smoothly and elegantly over a racer-back

Enjoy la bella vita with Montisi, the whimsical union of a shawl and cardigan. Worked from the top down, the back extends effortlessly around the front of the shoulders for the effect of airy sleeves. This versatile pattern allows you to choose from a tailored band or a ruffled edge and a short or long version. Work the fronts from the bottom u...

Inspired by an 1870’s counterpane pattern, this nearly-circular wrap combines tailored details with a feminine sensibility. Rise to the challenge of the initial cast-on and you’ll be rewarded with an easy decreasing rib pattern that simultaneously eliminates stitches and the need for seaming. The interplay of delicate eyelets and bold angular r...

Through the fine art of innovative design, this cardigan grows from side to side as you cast-on at the right front edge and knit through to the left. Up and down the sleeves and on the back panel, 2×2 cables cross and swoop like the lacing on fine Italian boots. Below the yoke, diamond lattice lace gives the body of the sweater an airy bounce. ...