The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array

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The next in my stashbusting series, these adorable pumpkins can be made in an afternoon. Do you have lots of fingering weight scraps leftover and can’t bear to throw them out? Small bits that just aren’t enough for a full project? This is the perfect project to use up all those odds and ends. The ends are worked in as you go, requiring no weavi...

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Scrappy Cappy is the next project in my stashbusting series. If you saw the End Times Cardigan but weren’t quite ready to commit to a whole sweater, this might be the project for you!

Do you have lots of fingering weight scraps leftover and can’t bear to throw them out? Small bits that just aren’t enough for a full project? This is the perfect project to use up all those odds and ends. And the best part? This sweater is modular requiring very little seaming and very few ends to weave in! Most ends are knit in as you go. A ph...

Treat yo’elf to the most festive fiber countdown for knitters and crocheters! With Jimmy’s 2023 Craftvent, you will deck your halls with 21 adorable adornments all handmade by you! You’ll cast on to create 21 amazing adornments designed by Alex Frankel and Amy Gunderson to add a little festive fiber cheer to your season! Either hang them on you...

The Best Friends Bandana Cowl is designed to be a rewarding knit that doubles as an extraordinary gift. What sets it apart is its distinctive construction method: it starts as a triangular shape which helps it to lie flat against the chest. Then, it seamlessly transitions into a cozy circular cowl that descends gracefully to a stylish tip. Gift...

Any holiday is a good one for gnomes, yeah? This scary but adorable little folk come together quickly for festive decorating that’s a lil’ bit different!

Morris is a textured cardigan worked seamlessly from the bottom up. The lattice patterning on the body is worked using twisted stitches – no cable needle is required. Seed stitch, 2x2 ribbing, wide cables, and garter stitch lines add interest to this richly patterned sweater.

Dynomini began with Dynomite, a dino sweater for grown-ups. Make one for you and your little one for maximum dino fun!

Road Trip is worked seamlessly from the bottom up. Front and back hems are first worked flat, and are then joined to work in the round. The body is intended to fit with between negative 2” to positive 6” of ease, while the sleeves are intended to fit with 20-40% negative ease. Don’t be alarmed by a sleeve that looks small – it’s very stretchy! ...

Whitney Peak is a reimagined version of my Salkantay sweater, released in 2020 and designed with Amano Yarns’ Puna. Whitney Peak has cropped body length and sleeves and different edge treatments, making for a totally different look. But since this sweater is top down, it’s easy to adjust sleeve and body length to your liking. Check out Salkanta...

Chickadee Bloom is a revamp of my Knitty pattern, Cardiflower. This version is bulky weight instead of worsted, pullover instead of cardigan, and has a split hem with the back being a bit longer than the front. At three and a half stitches per inch, this sweater will fly off your needles! It’s a great sweater project for the more impatient knit...

This pattern was created in collaboration with Yarn Citizen. Yarn is available for purchase at Jimmy Beans Wool. The pattern will be live and available for sale on Tuesday, August 1.

This pattern was created in collaboration with Yarn Citizen. Yarn is available for purchase at Jimmy Beans Wool. The pattern will be live and available for sale on Tuesday, August 1.

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Designed for a special St. Patrick’s Day kit from Jimmy Beans Wool, these socks are quick to knit, and festive! They feature an all-over clover pattern along with an afterthought heel and contrast edges.

Designed for a special St. Patrick’s Day kit from Jimmy Beans Wool, these mitts are quick to knit, and festive! They’re a great small project that teach a variety of techniques including two color fisherman’s rib, I-Cord bind-off, and duplicate stitch.

The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array of colors, so I have no doubt that you’ll be able to find an assortment that pleases your senses.

The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array of colors, so I have no doubt that you’ll be able to find an assortment that pleases your senses.

The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array of colors, so I have no doubt that you’ll be able to find an assortment that pleases your senses.

The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array

The Shape of Things is a five piece collection that is inspired loosely by geometry and quilts, lines and boundaries, and most of all, color. Jamieson’s is certainly known for their wide array of colors, so I have no doubt that you’ll be able to find an assortment that pleases your senses.

These two hat patterns are designed to help you get the hang of brioche knitting in the round! The first is basic two-color brioche throughout and will help you get used to the ins and outs of the technique. The second introduces a simple faux-cable pattern, and will teach you how to increase and decrease in pattern. Learn why so many knitters ...

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I mean…it’s a dino sweater. What more is there to say? Why should kids get all the fun clothes?

For years, I have wanted a super colorful stripey giant scarf all for myself. The timing was finally right this year. In between design projects and work, I found myself some spare knitting time and dug in. This scarf is the ultimate stashbuster and mindless knitting project all rolled into one. This scarf is knit in the round as a tube, and yo...

This hat is inspired by a sweater that was inspired by my friend Janet. That sweater is called Gillett. This hat incorporates the same cables and fisherman’s rib as the sweater, and the stitch patterns come together in a most delightful and unexpected way.

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool 2022 Craftvent

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool 2022 Craftvent

Inspired by my special yarn friend Janet, Gillett is a boxy, drop shoulder cabled piece that will make a great addition to your sweater collection! This garment celebrates delicious texture, and is shown in the most delightful yarn - Corrie Confetti by La Bien Aimee. If substituting yarn, stick with a wool or wool blend DK weight. A merino will...

Beginning with just a few stitches, this lightweight summer shawl is a blast to make! Shifting Horizons features three different lace patterns separated by bands of double crochet. This piece aims to hit that sweet spot of keeping you entertained during the making, but keeping stitches simple enough to memorize and work on this project anywhere...

These cute adornments were designed with Pride in mind, but are great base patterns for any colorway you choose! They’re shown in Rainbow, Bi, and Trans, but could easily be adapted to a flag or

These cute adornments were designed with Pride in mind, but are great base patterns for any colorway you choose! They’re shown in Rainbow, Bi, and Trans, but could easily be adapted to a flag or

These socks were designed to celebrate Pride. Madelinetosh shade Electric Rainbow isn’t quite traditional rainbow, but is colorful and joyous all the same. Love is Love.

This hat was designed to celebrate Pride. Madelinetosh shade Electric Rainbow isn’t quite traditional rainbow, but is colorful and joyous all the same. Love is Love. This pattern is sized for the whole family!

Has your toilet paper been looking cold and lonely recently?! Maybe you’ve been craving a small project for your long, fun-filled trips to the john.

Designed to use all twelve colors in the special Jimmy Beans Wool 20th Birthday set, this scarf is pure color chaos! An overall easy to remember lace pattern is worked either straight or on the bias - your choice! You also have options for a suuuuper long skinny scarf as shown, or a wider version!

Rich texture and three different types of cables cover the body of this quick-knit vest. You can also find a saddle shoulder version of this design. Worked mostly on a size 9 needle, this modern, yet classic piece goes quicker than you might think.

When the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics announced medaling athletes will receive hand-knit bouquets, we immediately got yarn on our needles to recreate these bouquets in time for the first Victory Ceremonies of the games!!

For me, there is no more fitting word for this sweater than “Indulge”. When I first laid my hands on a skein of Minou, I knew it was destined to be the coziest of cozy sweaters. It’s an eyelash yarn with a great fiber content - the alpaca and merino add such luxury to the finished fabric. Holding it together with another plied yarn makes for a ...

This design is part of the Reno Rafter 7: The Nevada Collection, a collaboration with Jimmy Beans Wool. The pattern will be live and available for sale on Friday, January 21.

This design is part of the Reno Rafter 7: The Nevada Collection, a collaboration with Jimmy Beans Wool. The pattern will be live and available for sale on Friday, January 21.

Originally published in Knitrino, this pattern is now available for individual sale.

This pattern is available exclusively with the purchase of a Jimmy Beans Wool Craftvent kit! The pattern code can be redeemed here for folks who have the kit: https://www.ravelry.com/redeem/get-off-my-lawn-designs

This pattern is available exclusively with the purchase of a Jimmy Beans Wool Craftvent kit! The pattern code can be redeemed here for folks who have the kit: https://www.ravelry.com/redeem/get-off-my-lawn-designs

This design is a collaboration with Tuesday of California. They’re an independently owned lifestyle brand that designs & produces clothes in sizes XXS-7X. Check out their website for the skirts pictured in the photos and tons of other cute clothing!

This pattern is currently available exclusively with the purchase of kits in the Jimmy Beans Wool retail store. Kits will be available online in early November.

This pattern is currently available exclusively with the purchase of kits in the Jimmy Beans Wool retail store. Kits will be available online in early November.

Like ripples on a pond after tossing in a stone; reminiscent of texture on the desert mountains I see every day here in Nevada;

This cowl features Tranquil Tahoe, a color developed specifically for the 2021 SNYC.

This cowl features Tranquil Tahoe, a color developed specifically for the 2021 SNYC.

This project is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Fright Club!

This project is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Fright Club!

This project was designed for the 2021 Jimmy Beans Wool Fright Club.

This project was designed for the 2021 Jimmy Beans Wool Fright Club.

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!*

Celebrate National Dog Day (August 26) or any day with this fun project! This doggo sweater is knit from the neck downward. Though there are breed examples listed for each size, I recommend measuring your dog before beginning to ensure you’re selecting the best size for her/him. Measure your dog’s chest, and choose a size based on this. If your...

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

This glorious fade uses six custom shades of Madelinetosh Tosh Sport, all inspired by the 80s and classic movies directed by a certain icon that we all know and love. Generously sized and candy-sweet in color, this shawl is made extra squishy by holding two strands of yarn together throughout.

Both hat and scarf feature five shades of Berroco Comfort representing the five iconic colors of the games. A special kit from Jimmy Beans Wool also includes four USA Team Pins.

This pattern is exclusive to the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

This generously sized shawl is knit from the tip to the widest edge using five colors in Tosh Wool + Cotton. Colorwork is done with the mosaic technique, and only one color is used each row.

Gay rights activist and artist, Gilbert Baker designed the rainbow flag in 1978. It was first displayed that same year at the Pride parade in San Francisco.

Gay rights activist and artist, Gilbert Baker designed the rainbow flag in 1978. It was first displayed that same year at the Pride

Inspired by the recently declassified UFO videos from the Pentagon, Circinus is out of this world! This hat matches it’s sister project, the Bellatrix kerchief.

This pattern is available exclusively through the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

Swirling like a single vine along a trellis, this boomerang shaped shawl sits nicely on the shoulders. A lofty chainette makes for a beautifully draping piece. This shawl is worked sideways, mostly in stockinette stitch with a regularly increasing and easy to memorize pattern. The edge is finished off with a fun to work lace pattern. The lace d...

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This pattern is available exclusively through the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

This pattern is available exclusively through the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

Hop to it! These little bunny eggs can be either knit or crocheted using Blue Sky Fibers Organic Cotton or another worsted weight yarn. Both sets of instructions are included in the pattern file. The yarn requirements are enough to make all six eggs.

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This pattern is available exclusively through the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

This pattern is available exclusively through the Jimmy Beans Wool Accessory Club!

We were scurrying around the shelves recently when we found some amazing extras in Tosh Merino Light squirreled away! These shades looked so amazing all together, we figured these mitts were just meant to be. Thank you, mysterious squirrel angel - whoever you are!

Happy Birthday to who? To you, of course! Celebrate your birthday all month long with the new Jimmy’s Birthday Box! Think of this as a Craftvent for your special day, including all of the yummy goodies you could ask for (for knitters and crocheters alike)! Featuring 31 days of fibery fun in the ways of Madelinetosh Euro Sock (over 1200 yards to...

Happy Birthday to who? To you, of course! Celebrate your birthday all month long with the new Jimmy’s Birthday Box! Think of this as a Craftvent for your special day, including all of the yummy goodies you could ask for (for knitters and crocheters alike)! Featuring 31 days of fibery fun in the ways of Madelinetosh Euro Sock (over 1200 yards to...

Piernik is Polish for Gingerbread. There is a - gasp - gingerbread museum in the city of Torun, Poland, home of Martin’s Lab. The craft of gingerbread making in Torun began in the 13th century - whoa!

Katedra is Polish for cathedral, many beautiful versions of which can be found in the city of Torun, Poland, home of Martin’s Lab. Beautiful architecture abounds in this amazing city.

Gocki is Polish for Gothic, a tribute to the city of Torun, Poland, home of Martin’s Lab. Torun has the largest number of preserved Gothic houses in Poland, a truly beautiful site to see!

Craftvent is back! This year, cast on to a scarf, in either knit or crochet, that results in a gorgeous finished project at the end of the month - think of it like a month-long Christmas gift to yourself (or your loved ones)! Take pride in the project you’ve accomplished, which utilizes different stitch patterns for a fun challenge in each sect...

This project is named for the Colca Canyon near Arequipa, Peru, home of Amano Yarns. The people of Amano find their inspiration in the natural resources of the Peruvian Andes. The Andes is not only the land of the alpacas, but it is where they create, develop and produce their yarns with decades of experience and great pride.

This project is named for the Salkantay Peak in Arequipa, Peru, close to the home of Amano Yarns. The people of Amano find their inspiration in the natural resources of the Peruvian Andes. The Andes is not only the land of the alpacas, but it is where they create, develop and produce their yarns with decades of experience and great pride.

This project is named for the San Camilo market in Arequipa, Peru, home of Amano Yarns. The people of Amano find their inspiration in the natural resources of the Peruvian Andes. The Andes is not only the land of the alpacas, but it is where they create, develop and produce their yarns with decades of experience and great pride.

This accessory was inspired by a certain singersongwriter’s album called Folklore. This cowl uses similar stitch patterns and has a similar look to a sweater she wore at the end of the of a video as the same name of our contrast color, Cardigan. You can also find matching hat & cardigan patterns. This classic cable & texture cowl is kni...

This accessory was inspired by a certain singersongwriter’s album called Folklore. This hat uses similar stitch patterns and has a similar look to a sweater she wore at the end of the of a video as the same name of our contrast color, Cardigan. You can also find matching cowl & cardigan patterns. This classic cable & texture hat is knit...

This project is named for a neighborhood in Queens, PassionKnits’ founder Ain Munn’s original home turf.

This project is named for a neighborhood in Queens, PassionKnits’ founder Ain Munn’s original home turf.

This project is named for a neighborhood in Queens, PassionKnits’ founder Ain Munn’s original home turf.

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Seven different colors of Tosh Sock come together in this scary cowl project! Available exclusively as an advent-type October kit from Jimmy Beans Wool. Choose from “Mellow” or “Bright” colorways.

Seven different colors of Tosh Sock come together in this scary cowl project! Available exclusively as an advent-type October kit from Jimmy Beans Wool. Choose from “Mellow” or “Bright” colorways.

Seven different colors of Tosh Sock come together in this scary mitts project! Available exclusively as an advent-type October kit from Jimmy Beans Wool. Choose from “Mellow” or “Bright” colorways.

Seven different colors of Tosh Sock come together in this scary mitts project! Available exclusively as an advent-type October kit from Jimmy Beans Wool. Choose from “Mellow” or “Bright” colorways.

Inspired by a certain singer-songwriter’s album called Folklore, she wore a strikingly similar sweater at the end of a video as the same name of our contrast color, Cardigan.

Two laceweight yarns come together to produce an ethereal and lightweight fabric in this project. Knit from the top down in the round, this piece incorporates lace panels segmented by stockinette stitch. Increases are worked at regular intervals forming a yoke-like fit in this piece.

Cape Town is the beautiful place in South Africa where the Cowgirl Yarns dye-house is located. I wanted to showcase one of their amazing multis in a project, and this shawl was born.

This one-skein project is named for the beautiful waters of Camps Bay, South Africa where this yarn comes from. Lace on every round moves the stitches dramatically, making the fabric swirl and dance just like its namesake.

Malabrigo colorways don’t disappoint! To make the most

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Short or long? Whatever length you like your cowls, this pattern has got you covered! A fun two color slip-stitch pattern is entertaining to knit, and produces a cool textured fabric.

Lofty, light, and expertly dyed, Melted Suri feels like a dream in this seamless sweater! Knit from the top down in one piece, Surfing Sweater features ribbed raglan lines that flow seamlessly from the collar, a cropped body, and sleeves that would prefer to do their own thing.

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This snazzy sideways boomerang is the perfect sized small accessory. Knit from the tip sideways using two colors of Fiber Co Studio DK, this project is quick and satisfying.

Sagamore features repetitive bands of garter stitch and two different sizes & types of eyelets. Knit from the top down with an i-cord bind-off to finish things off, you’ll find this project easy to memorize and perfect for tv knitting. The three shades shown here are all naturally dyed, making the yarn even more special.

Don’t stop knitting garments just because it’s summer! This feather of a shell is knit in a luscious, hand-dyed 100% silk yarn, and is absolutely wearable in the dead heat of summer.

Rainbow gradient cake? Uh, yes, please! The Stitch Equality Shawl is crocheted from the top down in a three-quarter circular shape, to allow it to sit nicely on the shoulders. Double crochet makes things go

Celebrate Pride and the beauty of rainbows in this straightforward beanie! Limited edition kits are available at Jimmy Beans wool, complete with a Pride pin & sticker. But if you happen to miss out, don’t fret - just go stash diving!

Monica Helms, an openly transgender American woman, created the Trans flag in 1999. The light blue and light pink are the traditional colors for baby girls and baby boys, respectively, while the white

Named for a city in Patagonia where this yarn is from, Rosy Green Wool’s Cheeky Merino Joy is soft and lovely and just plain wonderful.

Asymmetric, stripey, and not too tough to knit, this shawl project aims to check all the boxes! Beginning at the tip with just a few stitches, this piece grows twice as fast on the right side as it does the left.

The all-over texture and lace pattern in this tee is a blast to knit, especially in Rosy Green’s Manx Merino Fine. The yarn is pure joy to work with, and blocks beautifully.

Designed especially for a custom Mother’s Day bouquet from Jimmy Beans Wool, this accessory can be soft or bold depending on your color choices. Take it back to the Lisa Frank 80’s with the Brights option, or enjoy soft and soothing color changes in the Pastels choice.

Like the swell of ocean waves, the fair isle patterning in the yoke of this sweater grows and flows, transitioning from light to dark. The special hand-dyed colors from Vrinda make this piece look like it was painted by hand.

Wide traveling lace panels look like flowering lotus blossoms trailing down the leg and foot of this pair. Flanked by trellis-like panels, both stitch patterns are fun to knit!

This lightweight lace accessory begins and ends with a shell-like lace pattern, and has a different flowy lace pattern in the body of the piece. Both are separated by reverse stockinette columns.

Bring a flash of color into your life with this mosaic shawl! Knit in glorious self-shading Fully Spun together with solid Tosh Sock, the stitch pattern is easily memorized. This piece begins at the tip with just a few stitches and ends with a graphic chevron border and I-cord bind-off for a polished look.

This brim-up beret can be worn slouchy or jaunty style - whichever is your jam! It’s a fun, one-skein project that can be knit up in an evening or over a weekend. A Madelinetosh Unicorn Tail is just the right amount of yarn for a small pom-pom, or you can go stash-diving!

Inspired by the traditional patterning and gorgeous mountain views of Tibet, this set is the perfect thing to ward off the chill of winter. The colorwork is worked using slipped stitches, and only one color is used per round. Change colors every other row/round.

This shawl is knit on the bias and begins at the tip with just four stitches. An I-cord is worked along each edge as the piece is knit, and

Shannan is a city in southeastern Tibet with a beautiful mountain view. Inspired by this view, the ridged collar and cabled border run from

This modular shawl is inspired by the glorious architecture of the Eiffel Tower, fitting when paired with La Bien Aimee, no?

Look closely and you can see the graphic nods to the Eiffel Tower in this stranded hat. La Bien Aimee’s soft & squishy Merino Aran is the perfect yarn for a project that will touch your sensitive forehead.

Evoking the columnar vertical lines of the Eiffel Tower, the cable panels along this sweater flare out with the A line shaping. These panels are actually worked using twisted crossed stitches, and the use of a cable needle is optional.

Making Waves is a colorful ripple striped throw designed for Jimmy Beans Wool’s 2020 Blanket Club. This crochet throw blanket features contrasting rows and an airy stitch pattern that is sure to make waves in your living room!

Inspired by a certain timeless and classic novel, this cowl incorporates four lace patterns to represent four unique women.

Cross-country, slalom, and freestyle your way through the holiday ski-son! Welcome to Crochet Craftvent 2019 where there are yarn balls, notions, and tasty treats aplenty. Count down to Christmas as you open a box each day to reveal everything you need to create your Hit the Slopes wrap!

This shawl was designed for the Jimmy Beans Wool 2019 Craftvent, but is now available for individual download.

The Tenderness Shawl pattern is available for free with the purchase of this kit or set of special edition Knocker Blockers, and $5 from each will be donated directly to Knitted Knockers. Please join us to help their mission in providing homemade breast prostheses to all women who have undergone mastectomies.

The Tenderness Shawl pattern is availble for free with the purchase of this kit or set of special edition Knocker Blockers, and $5 from each will be donated directly to Knitted Knockers. Please join us to help their mission in providing homemade breast prostheses to all women who have undergone mastectomies.

Through April 30, 2019, receive 15% off the pattern price using code: YarnCrushFeb

Through April 30, 2019, receive 15% off the pattern price using code: YarnCrushFeb

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Amplify your inner sparkle with this classy tank. It will keep you feeling light and elegant in the warmer temperatures, and the linen yarn also provides excellent drape and breathability.

Black and white patterns are timeless. Add a tweed yarn into the mix and you’ve got yourself a warm winner!

Have fun with this cute little cardi, perfect for your favorite little person. There are no seams in this skill-building knit, so once you’ve sewn on the buttons you’re ready to go!

Pattern available in the Fall issue of Clotheshorse

Dark graduates to light, in this simple yet interesting take on the zig-zag. Knit center out in the round, there is no need to worry about matching cast-on to bind-off since you’ll be binding off all stitches in one fell swoop! Follow the suggested striping sequence or make up your own for a totally different look!

I recently binged on 5 seasons of a glorious tv series called “Six Feet Under”. Possibly my least favorite character (although fairly entertaining) was Brenda’s mom, Mrs. Margaret Chenowith. She’s selfish, crass, inappropriate, and often drunk at lunch. But, I always looked forward to seeing what interesting outfit she might be wearing next. Th...

This scarf is worked in one piece, beginning at the lower edge. The lace border is knit, and then short rows are worked to form a long, shallow, slightly asymmetric body. An i-cord bind off is worked at the top, providing a stable edge. Charming details like dropped stitches and slipped stitches will keep you entertained during this relatively ...

Hood, roomy pockets, zipper, stripes…what more could you ask for in a comfy fall cardigan?

Hood, roomy pockets, zipper, stripes…what more could you ask for in a comfy fall cardigan?

Knit in the round with steeks for armholes, front opening, and sleeves. Never steeked before? Grellow Cardigan includes a photo tutorial to walk you through the process of using a sewing machine to secure your steeks.

Firefly is my homage to summertime, being a carefree kid, and chasing fireflies. A lightweight frock just for grown-ups, Firefly is knit seamlessly, top-down. Sparsely placed eyelets gradually grow closer

Plisse (’pleated’ in Italian) is a finished, fitted warm weather tank. Japanese short-rows shape a gently curved hem, bust, and diagonal line above bust. Top begins with a provisional cast on and knit-in hem, and continues in the round up to separation of front and back. A smattering of pleats and fine linen yarn take this simple, tailored tank...

Love texture, but not the bulk it can add? If you’re anything like me, you’d rather not add any more girth to your body than necessary! Knit in an affordable light fingering cotton yarn, Hexa is a cute puffy-cap sleeved summer top, easy to dress up or down. There’s no way around it; this is a small-gauge, time consuming project. But if you’re a...

Jailbird is a lightweight zippered a-line jacket with roomy pockets,