This loose, open cardigan is knit in the round and steeked. It is worked from the bottom up in one piece with saddle-shoulder shaping. On the back and to accent the saddles, it features a roositud pattern inspired by traditional four-shaft twills.

this bottom-up sweater with a simple, geometric back detail, is knit in one piece to the armholes. the sleeves are knit flat and seamed after being set in. the pattern features turned picot hems and a simple crab stitch edging.

chanterelle is a charted fair-isle cowl featuring a geometric, abstracted floral design. it is worked in the round in two colors of shelter, and uses about half a skein of each.

a slouchy, quick-to-knit hat that can be worn with the brim folded up or down.

I love finding new ways to hide shaping in my knitwear, or at least turn it into a design element! This pattern features symmetric single decreases and twisted single and double decreases surrounding the twisted stitches running up the body of the hat to accomplish that goal.

I’m always frustrated by decreases that interrupt the stitch patterns in my knitting, especially in bulky yarn and in simple stitches, both of which make themselves much more visible on small canvases such as hats. So, when I started thinking about knitting a bulky, cable-covered hat, I also started thinking about whether it would be possible t...