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Say hello to the Watchtower Pullover! Inspired by the climbing ladders on a watchtower, this raglan pullover is your favorite, broken-in sweatshirt, revisted. With options to modify the neck, sleeves and hem you may customize this piece to your hearts content! We chose to marl together 2 yarns--a heavy fingering and laceweight suri, creating a ...

My family loves our Vermont Winter vacations. The Brushwood Cowl chart is inspired by the kindling often used to ignite our warm fires during the cold Vermont Winter nights. This pattern is easily memorized, making it a great first-colowork project for beginners but also a wonderfully meditative project for seasoned knitters. And if you haven’t...

Hartshorne Woods is the local trail system where I often run and is the inspiration for this shawl. The chart pattern represents the undulating hills in the trails and the edging highlights the leaves that crunch under my feet when I run. Designed in NJ Fiberworks MCN High Twist with colors that were inspired by photos taken in the woods, this ...

A close friend recently had a baby, and this little girl deserves a special blanket. Macie’s Blanket is a large mitered square replete with relaxing garter stitch, engaging lace and a simple knit-purl combo. It’s a winner to knit for your little one or as a gift!

My family loves to ski, and we spend many Winter weekends in Vermont. Long John is the long and winding trail we often use as our first run when we visit Mount Snow resort. The traveling slipped stitch makes its way through the hat in the same fashion that we navigate our way through this gorgeous path. It’s set atop a bed of striped 1X1 rib th...

My family loves to ski, and we spend many Winter weekends in Vermont. Long John is the long and winding trail we often use as our first run when we visit Mount Snow resort. The traveling slipped stitch makes its way through the hat in the same fashion that we navigate our way through this gorgeous path. It’s set atop a bed of striped 1X1 rib th...

Have you ever found yourself torn between wanting a mindless and easy project but enamored with multiple colors of gorgeous yarn which belong in some colorwork? Love Me or Weave Me will satisfy both of your cravings! This stockinette, a-line shaped cowl has a double strand of yarn woven through the stitches creating the illusion of colorwork wi...

What would happen if I told you that you could make the perfect casual cardigan that could be worn two ways? Meet the Upside! Upside Cardi is an easily constructed, boxy, oversized cardigan worked in pieces. The front panels overlap at the shoulders, without neck shaping. This creates a shoulder seam that sits back on the shoulders and drapes o...

Most days around 1pm, you will find me sitting at an outdoor table at the Hudson Cafe, my favorite lunch spot.

Most people hate the rain, but I love it. Rain always gives me ‘permission’ to hang home and knit. I love to sit at home and listen to the rain while I throw on a good movie and knit all day. This stitch pattern reminds me of cascading drops, pooling together in puddles on the ground. Using the intarsia method to separate bands of color in cont...

Here’s a hat for everyone in your world! Featuring sizing options from child to adult, this “plus-sign” design is a great hat for the beginner colorwork knitter. It’s the perfect hat for your “plus one” date and for yourself too! The simple colorwork chart is mindless enough to take on the go. If you dont feel like shaping, cut it short and mak...

A must knit for beginners and experienced knitters alike, the Windowpane Cowl combines two gorgeous yarns (one solid, one color-progression) with an easy colorwork repeat. The result? A stunning statement piece that also keeps you cozy and warm!

Reminiscent of pixelated video games, the colorwork in High Score hat is addictive and easy to memorize! Grab your favorite skein of Spincycle yarn, pull from both ends of the skein, pair it with a coordinating color of Pikshun and you are set. Better yet,

This cowl isn’t fancy; however it does have Bobbles, Ribbing, Diamonds and Stripes…BRDS. The alternating stitch patterns combined with color changes hold your interest, allowing you to complete the piece long before you get bored. Beauregard DK has a loftiness and softness which make this piece perfect for indoors or out. You won’t want to take...

I am a big fan of lists and “crossing things off the list” once I finish them. One of my goals for 2020 is to get back to pattern design. This hat is my first one in a long while. It’s full of color but uncomplicated. I think you will enjoy the twisted stitch pattern with slipped stitches on alternating rows to mimic the appearance of fancy col...

Pack this blanket in your bag and head to the beach! This easy-care, lofty blanket will keep your little one cozy as you soak up the sun! A simple design, of half double crochet & V-stitches, mixed with fun colors is perfect for beginners.

This swing coat was 100% conceptualized by me and my daughter and it truly represents her personality…Bright, Full of Heart, Stylish…and a Little Loopy :) Worked flat, with patch pockets, this is a terrific introduction to intarsia knitting.

This blanket is wonderful in its simplicity. Clean lines and a simple knit-purl combination make this blanket one of our favorite gifts to give. It’s different enough to set itself apart from other box pattern blankets. Beginners and advance knitters alike will enjoy this creation. For a twist, use a contrast color for the border and work the b...

This blanket is the perfect introduction to intarsia. Simple, nested rectangles, when assembled, create a beautiful color-blocked accent for any environment. Make as many squares as you wish to create your desired finished size.

I am all about double-duty when it comes to just about anything.

Did you ever think what would happen if you were to turn your sweater 45 degrees and throw over your head. This asymmetrical sweater may confuse you when you see the shape but will be very flattering when worn. This easy stockinette knit sweater has beautiful drape and works well with a variety of different fiber combinations. We know you will ...

Simply put, this blanket is a vehicle for an amazing yarn. A garter stitch border and stockinette stitch boxes are an easy pattern for a beginner to master. To speed up the process we doubled the Tosh Merino Light, but kept the yarn at a tight gauge. The recipient of this blanket will be one lucky baby!

Ripped right from the fashion magazines, this garter stitch cape is easy to knit and comfy to wear. The cape is comprised of two trapezoids stitched together at the center back, with a simple eyelet for the twisted tie.

This is one of my favorite everyday pieces. The long length and slouchy style make it great to throw on over your favorite t-shirt and jeans. Also terrific to wear apres-yoga!

This adorable hat is the perfect go-to baby gift!

An easy combination of Seed and Stockinette stitch make this baby blanket both pretty to look at and simple to knit. The Log Cabin style is a great way to improve your ability of picking up stitches. Pick 5 skeins of Spud & Chloe sweater and get your needles clicking!

While searching for inspiration for my next project, my daughter promptly told me that her doll, “Kenny” needed a dress and she needed one to match. This little creation was born from Kenny’s request to dress like my daughter.

While searching for inspiration for my next project, my daughter promptly told me that her doll, “Kenny” needed a dress and she needed one to match. This little creation was born from Kenny’s request to dress like my daughter.

This simple arrowhead lace pattern is a terrific intro to lace. Both pieces are worked flat, but the cowl is created by seaming the cast on and bind off edges together. Don’t like seams? Cast on with waste yarn and graft the two edges together.

We love this dress because the shaping allows for it to easily morph into a tunic once the dress becomes too short. This dress is a favorite in the shop because it’s easy to knit and its adorable! We hope you enjoy it as much as our customers do.

A great blanket for beginners, this simple/knit purl combination is a nice “next step” for newer knitters and an adorable mindless project for more experienced knitters. Odd rows have a pattern and even rows are simply purled, with a garter stitch border. The triangle pattern is unisex so it’s a nice item to make and keep in your “baby gift sta...