Wear the Sporty Raglan hiking, biking, or pop it on after yoga! My sample is in fingering and Suri / silk held together. This is an easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body. As written, this advanced beginner sweater is knit top down, and features a slightly squared neckline, raglan increases, a high...

This is a mini wine bottle sweater of my original adult Box Top Sweater pattern. This is a very easy sweater to knit, and a great hostess gift. I did the sample out of a holiday yarn, but that is not necessary. Isn’t it so cute?! My Sister-in-Law Cindy inspired me to write this pattern, and this sample is a gift for her this Christmas.

I designed this cardigan because I wanted a fluffy cardigan that would knit up quickly. It will fly off your needles!

This is a variation on my Sandcastle Tee pattern with a small mountain colorwork motif, instead of a sandcastle motif, designed especially for the new Mountaintop Yarn Shop in Okatie, South Carolina!

As I continue to dip my toe into colorwork, this design kept coming to mind since I live on the coast. Who doesn’t love building sandcastles! This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body. As written, this beginner-friendly sweater is knit top down, and features an interesting neckline, som...

I designed this V-neck sweater on a US 10 (6 mm) needle because I wanted one at this gauge with a deep V-neckline. The samples were knit in Fingering & Mohair held together; however, you can use DK or Worsted as well. It will fly off your needles! I added simple texture to the hemline and sleeves.

I designed the original Box Top Sweater pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in fabric, then decided I could create the same shape in yarn. This latest iteration is designed on larger needles. The sample was knit in fingering & mohair yarn held together; however, you can use DK or worsted as well. It...

I designed this pattern to be a tee that can be worn over skirts or dresses, although it is super cute with pants too! This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body. As written, this beginner-friendly sweater is knit top down, and features an interesting neckline, some simple colorwork and ...

I designed this pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in a copper double-gauze fabric, then decided I could create the same shape in yarn. And now…Granny Square sleeves! This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the body. As written, this beginner-friendly sweater fe...

I designed this raglan tee to wear in our low country Spring, Summer, and Fall – although no sweater can be worn on our hottest days! This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body. As written, this beginner-friendly sweater is knit top down, and features a slightly squared neckline, raglan ...

Inspired by my Box Top Sweater with Stripes, I designed this coordinating Cowl with Stripes.

I designed the original adult pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. Now that my daughter is newly married, I am wishfully thinking of all the baby / toddler sweaters in my future! This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body.

I designed this pattern to be a tee that can be worn in our low country summers. This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body. As written, this beginner-friendly sweater is knit top down, and features some simple stripes and short sleeves.

I designed this pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in fabric, then decided I could create the same shape in yarn – this time with color block sections. This is a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the sleeves or body.

I originally designed this pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in fabric then decided I could create the same shape in yarn. This version has cap sleeves or short sleeves for a Spring / Summer look over a dress or tank top. It a very easy sweater to knit. It is also very easy to alter the length of the ...

I designed the original Box Top Sweater pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in fabric, then decided I could create the same shape in yarn.

I used the Box Top Sweater as the base for this sweater. I lengthened the hem and sleeves and added simple colorwork to the hem and cuffs. This would be an excellent first colorwork project.

I used my original Box Top Sweater as the base for this sweater then added stripes!

I designed this pattern to mimic a favorite ready-to-wear boxy top. I first recreated the top in fabric, then decided I could create the same shape in yarn.