This is a collection of the Bas Relief Hat, Bramble Hat, and Seeded Rib Hat patterns, for a discounted price.

Have fun choosing colors for this interesting yet easy to knit shawl that is fully reversible with distinct patterns on both sides. Two contrast colors are used to make textured dots on a background of the main color, then stripe with each other along one edge of the curved triangle. The yarns are carried up inside an i-cord edging for a clean ...

Colorful stripes take turns in different texture stitches in this fun and easy pattern worked from the top down. Bobbles and eyelets alternate with single crochet, and with three colors in a four-row pattern, you get a lot of interest with minimal finishing. The gently curved triangle of this shawl wraps around the shoulders and stays on with e...

Perfect for tossing on over a summer dress or even a bathing suit, this lacy stole will see you through summer in style, while the scarf size is ideal for a splash of color on a warm day. The naturally biasing Tunisian crochet stitch pattern creates a texture reminiscent of macramé, and a knotted fringe provides the perfect vintage-inspired fin...

This elegant cropped cardigan will quickly become your go-to sweater to pop over dresses. Double moss stitch gives the fabric a delicate texture, while ribbed cables climb along the front opening and neckline. The raglan cardigan is knit seamlessly from the bottom up and the cabled front bands continue until they meet at the back of the neck. I...

Drape yourself in elegance with the Sea Star Shawl, a cluster of star-shaped motifs reminiscent of starfish meeting in a tidepool, perfect for adding a splash of glamour and color to any outfit. This modular crochet design grows seamlessly as each star is connected to the previous motifs for minimal finishing, and the Faroese-style truncated V ...

Fast and fun to crochet, this striped shrug is perfect to pop over dresses for a little extra color and warmth. It’s worked in one piece, with the edging folding over to create a plush collar. This is a fun project for scrap yarn and mini skeins and you can even mix in some slightly thicker or thinner yarns. Sizing is flexible with options to a...

Rhythmic garter stitch leads to a slip-stitch mosaic pattern reminiscent of plant cells, honeycomb, or turtle shells. The curved triangular shape makes a shawl that is fun to knit and easy to wear. Choose a contrast color that is a different value (lightness/darkness) as well as a different color for maximum impact in the slip stitch patterning...

This pattern is a part of the Designers’ Dogs collaboration, the brainchild of Handworks NW and Knitted Wit. The collection is a love letter to our pups. Lorajean and her dyers created ten beautiful colors inspired by the best doggo friends of ten talented designers, and they created some real magic. Knitted Wit DK is the featured yarn, and eac...

Ride the crest and fall of an elongated wave stitch as you work vertical stripes on this fun and easy scarf which is finished off with a thick fringe. Choose your favorite color combination, or be inspired by the colors of a school, team, or Hogwarts house. This is a great intro for newer crocheters wanting to learn to read patterns and stitch ...

Modular hexagons interlock to form this intriguingly shaped shawl. Each section is added to the existing piece seamlessly for minimal finishing, and this is the perfect project to build your skills at picking up stitches and working in the round. For the hexagons, use a set of mini skeins for maximum color, or try a gradient yarn for an interes...

Explore the mysteries of Tunisian crochet in an asymmetrical triangular shawl. In this interesting technique, each row has a forward pass where you pick up loops on a long hook, then a return pass where you work across those stitches and end with just one loop on your hook. It’s especially fun to use a set of mini-skeins or a variegated yarn.

Play with color in this fun and easy project perfect for using mini-skeins of yarn. Even newer crocheters can master this stitch, which is both written and charted. The cowl is especially fun when made with a rainbow palette for the contrasting colors, so that there’s no clear beginning or end, just a never-ending cycle.

A fine net overlays an ever-changing background in this fun slip-stitch cowl. Knit in a tube for cozy warmth and no wrong side, then grafted for a seamless finish, this a nice skill-building project for newer knitters. It’s an especially fun to use scrap yarn, mini skeins, or a gradient yarn for the main color. If using scrap yarns, lay them ou...

Play with color in this fun and easy shawl, a perfect project to use mini skeins or gradient yarns. The shawl is knit sideways in rhythmic garter stitch, with contrasting stripes that stop just short of the edge, making this a nice introduction to intarsia. The curved triangle shape is easy to wear in either the shawlette or shawl size.

Thick squishy fabric, an elegant single cable, and graceful decreases come together in this fully reversible two-color brioche stitch hat. Much simpler than it looks, this is a perfect introduction to brioche knitting. Choose yarns with a contrast in value (lightness/darkness) as well as in color for the best effect. The stitch is very stretchy...

Simple, rhythmic knitting results in an unusual and lovely shawl in the shape of a skewed and curved triangle. Occasional rows of eyelets and ridges lend texture and add interest to the knitting process. This pattern is quite adaptable for different weights of yarn and is simple enough for newer knitters. The smaller shawlette can be worn over ...

Simple textures and thoughtful details make this a fun project to knit, even for those new to shawls. The center panel framed by curving wings was inspired by Faroese shawls and creates a shape that sits nicely on your shoulders or wrapped around your neck. The diamond texture stitch is both written and charted.

Knit and purl stitches travel diagonally across this thick squishy cowl, reminiscent of wind-tossed waves in the ocean. Easy enough for newer knitters, this is also a good choice for anyone feeling a chill in the breeze, since it’s very quick to make.

Highlight a variegated yarn with this stylishly slouchy hat, or try it in a solid color to feature the textured stitch. The slipped garter stitch pattern is reminiscent of the ridges and furrows of a freshly planted field, and decreases neatly at the crown. Make the Gridwork Cowl for a matching set!

Three colors play musical chairs in this fun cowl, each striping with the others and taking turns in the foreground in sections of varied length. The slipped garter stitch pattern is reminiscent of the ridges and furrows of a freshly planted field. Wear it as a long loop or doubled for a cozy cowl, and make the Gridwork Slouch for a matching set!

This versatile shawl comes in two sizes, which are both worked upward from the delicate lace edging. Eyelets take a circuitous route on the back panel while shaping is worked in the lace body, for a cropped triangular shape loosely based on Faroese shawls.

This wardrobe-staple V-neck cardigan features a diamond lace panel running down the back. Knit seamlessly from the neck down, it has waist shaping for a flattering fit. Please note that the extra length on larger sizes is made by a longer Double Moss Stitch band at the hem.

This highly-textured cowl was inspired by the cutouts on the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge, which frame the sky and clouds behind. The slip-stitch pattern is both written and charted, and is easy even for a newer knitter to master. Make the Suspension Slouch for a matched set!

This highly-textured slouchy hat was inspired by the cutouts on the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge, which frame the sky and clouds behind. The slip-stitch pattern is both written and charted, and is easy even for a newer knitter to master. The stitch is quite stretchy, so choose a size 2-3” smaller than your head for a good fit. Make the Susp...

Whisper-light fabric and lace details combine for a gracefully elegant shawl. The center panel framed by curving lace wings was inspired by Faroese shawls and creates a shape that sits nicely on the shoulders. The stitch patterns are both written and charted, making this a deceptively simple project.

This lovely ¾ circle shawl lays gracefully on the shoulders with no need for a pin to keep it in place. Crocheted from the top down, alternating solid and open rows create a striated fabric, which is finished with an intricate picot edging reminiscent of snowflakes seen under magnification. Stitch patterns are both written and charted, making t...

This lightweight wrap can be worn over your shoulders, or scrunches up nicely into a thick scarf. Dive into crocheted lace with this easy and quickly memorized stitch, which is both written and diagrammed.

Slouchy hats are in fashion, and look great even on people who don’t usually wear hats. The slip stitch pattern is easy to do, and creates an unusually drapey fabric with an interesting texture on both sides for a reversible hat. The stitch works especially well with variegated yarns, and the colors land in a different pattern than they would w...

This fun trapezoidal shawl is a fast and interesting knit that can be worn around your shoulders or neck. Garter stitch stripes are worked sideways and accented with a picot edging. This is a great skill-building project for newer knitters, and a fun way to play with colorful mini-skeins of yarn.

Crocheted lace and colorblocking come together in this fashionable and quick cowl. Worked flat and then seamed into a moëbius, it can be worn loose or wrapped up for cozy comfort. The simple stitch is both written and charted, making this an easy introduction to lace work.

This delicate shawl features inset bands of openwork and an elegant lace edging. The shawlette is the perfect size to wrap around your neck like a scarf or wear across your shoulders with a pretty shawl pin, while the larger shawl size provides more coverage. Even newer crocheters can make this effortless and stunning project, with clear instru...

Who couldn’t use a pocket-size friend to carry around with them? Odysseus is a fun-loving octopus who is the life of every party. They’re a great way to use yarn scarps and a good introduction to new techniques like I-cord and slip-stitch knitting. Purposefully mismatched eyes add character.

Play with a colorful palette while making this quick and fun cowl. Each color mixes with the one above and below for an ever-changing interplay of hues. The easy slip-stitch pattern works best with a mix of dark and lighter/brighter yarns, or choose one solid and one variegated for the two-color version.

Interwoven cables criss-cross the surface of these cozy mitts, providing rich texture and extra warmth. The stitch pattern is both written and charted, and the geometric design is easy to follow. For a matching set, check out the slouchy Mandala Hat, with decreases at the crown creating a fractal design reminiscent of circular mandala patterns.

This deceptively easy shawl is a nice introduction to lace knitting, with layers of simple lace stitches and a bead-accented lower edge. The ¾-circle shape lies nicely on the shoulders and stays in place without the need for a shawl pin. The lace pattern is both written out and charted.

Bands of simple lace stitches come together to form this elegant cowl, which is finished off with a scalloped edging. Worked in the round with joined rows for a seamless finish, it’s a quick project perfect for that special skein.

Keep your neck warm and cozy in this collar made of Fisherman’s Rib, an easier form of Brioche Stitch. It’s perfect both for chilly Maine mornings and for watching the sunset on a beach in San Francisco. The piece is shaped to lay flat on your shoulders and stand up around your neck to keep you toasty warm. This is a great style for bicyclers, ...

Play with color gradients in this lovely crocheted shawl, moving from light to dark values of one color, or from one hue to another. The slightly-more-than-half hexagon shape sits gracefully on the shoulders, and the stunning lace edge elevates the design. The edging instructions are written and diagrammed.

The slipped and cabled stitches in this pattern form a tessellated design of pointed ovals which smartly nestle together. The stitch pattern is relatively simple and easy to follow, but makes the mitts an impressive gift. Choose a smooth, solid-colored yarn to highlight the raised stitch pattern. Make the Bas Relief Cowl and Bas Relief Hat for ...

Simple elegance is key in this light and airy design worked from the bottom up. A gentle crescent shape wraps gracefully around your shoulders for a voluminous shawl, or for a petite shawlette that can also be worn as a scarf. The winding lace pattern flows into a woven-look slip stitch, which hides the short rows that create the gently curved ...

The slipped cable stitches in this cowl form a tessellated design of pointed ovals which smartly nestle together. The stitch pattern is relatively simple and easy to follow, and the cowl is a great stepping stone on the way to the matching hat or mitts. Choose a smooth, solid-colored yarn to highlight the raised stitch pattern.

A lace medallion graces the back of these classic short-fingered gloves. The perfect blend of lady-like and utilitarian, these are the gloves you’ll reach for any time the weather turns a little brisk. The lace panel is both written and charted to make it easy to follow.

You’ll love to wear this stylishly slouchy crocheted hat. The pretty lace pattern that accents the top of the hat is both written and diagrammed, so this is a great introduction to crocheted lace. Choose a yarn that will softly slouch – hidden elastic will keep the ribbing snug.

Drape yourself in instant sophistication when you wear this lovely scarf. Triangular seed beads are incorporated as you knit, and subtly sparkle on both sides of the fabric. Choose a super-soft yarn and wrap yourself up in effortless elegance. This is an easy introduction to both lace patterns and knitting with beads.

Interwoven cables criss-cross on the surface of this slouchy hat. The stitch pattern is both written and charted, and neatly decreases at the crown, creating a fractal design reminiscent of circular mandala patterns. Choose a size that is about 2” larger than your head for a slouchy silhouette – the band will keep the hat snug on your head. Mak...

Explore serious texture with this lovely and intricate cowl. Traveling stitches and cables create a rich surface design over a purl background, and the stitch is given in both written and charted formats. Choose a solid color yarn to show off the stitch pattern to the best effect. The Interlaced Mitts make this a great set, and perfectly use th...

Explore texture and almost instant gratification with these cute fingerless mitts. Traveling stitches and cables create a rich surface design over a purl background. Choose a solid color yarn to show off the stitch pattern to the best effect. Make the Interlaced Cowl for a matching set.

This elegant shawl works up beautifully in gradient-dyed yarn or two coordinating colors. A slightly more than triangular shape keeps the shawl laying nicely on your shoulders, and the smaller size can be wrapped cozily around your neck. The lace edging is both charted and written, and creates a lovely scalloped border.

This cute and simple kids’ cardigan is a wonderful introduction to top-down sweaters. Simple shaping and a graphic ridged yoke make for a fun and fast knit. This pattern is ideal for showcasing self-striping yarns, but also looks great in a solid color.

Go for drama with this striking convertible cowl. Wear it in a single wrap for a strikingly long loop, double it for a mid-length cowl, or wrap it three times for a bulky, cozy collar. Big needles and thick yarn make this a super speedy project for when you need a quick gift, or are just feeling cold!

Explore a new shape with this quick and easy shawl. Knit from the center out, the simple lace pattern forms three triangular sections to create a ¾-square shape that sits nicely on the shoulders. A contrasting color highlights the scalloped lace edge.

Wrap yourself up in this luxurious shawl for instant warmth and elegance. The body of the shawl features graceful rows of eyelets highlighting the top-down triangular construction. An edging of delicate lace looks lovely whether the shawl is worn traditionally around your shoulders or tossed casually around your neck. Both the beginning and the...

This whisper-light shawl drapes gracefully from the shoulders, with a pretty lace border radiating out from a simple textured yoke. The ¾-circle shape keeps it in place without the need for a pin. This is a deceptively simple design, with an intricate-looking result.

This elegant collar will keep your neck warm and cozy on even the windiest days. Worked sideways with short rows, it flares out over your shoulders to avoid gaps between the collar and your shirt. The slip-stitch pattern creates a woven texture, an asymmetrically slanted opening, and has the added bonus of making short rows easy - no wraps need...

Traveling stitches cover the surface of these fingerless gloves in an intricate pattern reminiscent of ancient hand-knotted fishing nets. The stitch pattern is given in both written and charted form.

This easy to wear hat features a textured leaf stitch pattern and knits up very quickly. Choose a size that is an inch or two larger than your actual head circumference to get a slouchy effect; the ribbed band will stay snug around your head.

This scarf and wrap design features a bold use of negative space, with large hexagonal openings creating a striking textile. The stitch pattern itself is simple and quickly memorized, but people won’t be able to forget your fabulous finished piece. The scarf and wrap are worked in different directions so that gravity will keep the lace open whe...

This cowl is the perfect project if you want to warm up soon! Big yarn and lots of cables create a thick, warm fabric, and it works up very quickly, knit seamlessly from the top down. Shaped to stand up around your neck and lay flat on your shoulders, it will keep you covered up and cozy.

A herringbone stitch pattern creates rich texture in these unisex fingerless mitts. Perfect for a foggy or windy day, they’re long enough to tuck up under your coat sleeves, and thick enough to keep your hands nice and warm.

A herringbone stitch pattern creates rich texture in this stylish cloche hat. Cloche style hats are wonderful for framing your face and keeping your ears warm. This style with a half brim is especially flattering, and can be dressed up with a ribbon rose (instructions included) or another pretty brooch. Best of all, the brim is constructed comp...

This close fitting cowl is the perfect project for amazingly soft yarns. The cable pattern provides structure, so the cowl stands up and keeps your neck cozy and warm.

This pretty lace shawl is the perfect combination of simple and interesting. It starts at the neck, and the slightly-more-than-half circle shape is created with rows of yarn-overs. Two sets of diamond motifs accent the lower border, and are an easy introduction to lace knitting and chart reading. The diamond lace pattern is both written out and...

The cable pattern of this hat reminds me of water flowing through a rocky stream bed, the current twisting and swirling. The soft slouchy shape is attractive and won’t smoosh your hair. Choose a yarn with lots of stretch to make sure the band stays snug.

This quickly knit shawl starts with a simple stocking stitch and eyelet pattern, and then transforms into an all-over lace pattern. As a whole, it resembles leaves growing up a trellis at the beginning of spring. The pattern is a good introduction to reading charts for lace knitting, since the stitch is geometric and easy to follow visually onc...

Bell-shaped cloche hats are classic, feminine, and a great way to keep your ears protected on windy days. Here, a double strand of thick yarn creates a sturdy fabric that keeps its shape. Accent your cloche with a vintage brooch, fabulous button, or make the felt flower shown here. Be sure to use a yarn that gives a sturdy fabric at the recomme...

This cute kid-size top is great for layering. The armholes are generous, so it can be worn as a summer dress, a jumper over a long-sleeved tee, or a tunic-length sleeveless top. It is knit in the round from the A-line skirt to the slip-stitch bodice, which creates a subtle gathering at the empire waist. Simple crochet finishes the edges, includ...

This lace cowl is a quick and gratifying crochet project that uses minimum yardage, so it’s a perfect choice for a special yarn. Worked in the round with joined rows for a seamless finish, the stitch is a quickly memorized combination of cluster and bobble stitches that give warmth and soft structure.

This graphic skirt will suit a wide variety of figures and clothing styles, and is sizes for tweens and adults. Knit sideways in narrow stripes, short-row shaping creates the full a-line silhouette as well as striking dashes of the main color. The crocheted hem and enclosed elastic waistband make this skirt reversible, with a more subtle stripe...

Perfect for days when the sun warms the daffodils open, this shell has a fitted upper bodice and gracefully draping body. The bodice is worked initially in the round, then separates into front and back. The body is then picked up from the foundation chain and worked downward in a four-round repeat. Wear it with a camisole in a color that shows ...

The spiral design of this hat creates the illusion of centrifugal force pushing outward from the center down to the serrated lower edge. This is a simple pattern with a stunning payoff, and works wonderfully with subtly variegated yarns like the ones shown.

These richly textured mittens work up quickly into a dense, warm fabric that will keep hands warm. With just a few hours of knitting you’ll have thick, warm mittens to see you through the winter.

I see this sweater as a re-imagining of 1960s jackets, updated for modern crocheters. It features a wide stand-up collar, round-yoke shaping highlighted by a herringbone half-double crochet stitch, ¾ length sleeves, and large buttons. Yarns with a subtle color variation will highlight the herringbone stitch pattern and seamless construction. Th...

This casual A-line skirt is a great spring and summer wardrobe basic. The body of the skirt is crocheted in the round from the waistband to above the knee in a linked double crochet stitch which creates a solid but flexible fabric. The edging is worked in an openwork pattern of arches and diamonds, creating a subtly scalloped hem. This pattern ...

Sinuous curves of lace wind their way through this lovely cowl, reminiscent of the way narrow roads zigzag up steep slopes. It’s small enough to tuck into your purse in anticipation of a cold day, but generous enough to keep your neck cozy and warm. This is the perfect project for a luxuriously soft yarn.

Purl ribs radiate out from the neck of this pullover, interlacing in a lattice pattern at the waist and the sleeve hem. Worked seamlessly from the neck down, this is a quickly finished project despite the small needles. The all-over rib pattern will provide a body conscious fit if you choose a size with no ease or negative ease.

This small shrug is perfect for using a small amount of handspun or luxury yarn, and is great for layering over summer dresses or camisoles. The body of the shrug is a rectangle that knits up quickly in a simple openwork pattern that highlights the texture of the yarn. After the sleeves are seamed, stitches are picked up to work the front edgin...

Gothic architecture made beautiful use of tracery, ornamental work of interlacing or branching lines as seen in stained glass windows. The trellis pattern of this scarf similarly branches out to create a beautiful openwork pattern.

This is a great everyday layering sweater with plenty of interesting details. It’s knit from the hem up through the raglan yoke and the hood, with minimal seaming. A wide cable runs up the center of the back and continues to the front of the hood, while smaller cables accent the slanted front pockets. Wide rib bands are used as an edging, inclu...

These gloves have just enough lace for a ladylike look, but are still solid enough to keep the cold out. The truncated fingers will leave your hands free for all kinds of tasks while keeping them warm.

The slip-stitch color-work pattern in these mitts has the beneficial side effect of creating a thick, warm fabric. A slipped rib in the main color borders the houndstooth pattern, which is made by knitting two-round stripes of each color, slipping some stitches from the previous row. This is color-work at its simplest, and the mitts are a small...

This elegant cardigan will quickly become your go-to sweater. Double moss stitch gives the fabric a delicate texture, while ribbed cables climb along the front opening and neckline, lending a subtle curve to the bottom edge. The raglan cardigan is knit seamlessly from the bottom up and the cabled front bands continue until they meet at the back...

Toss this glittering scarf around your neck for instant glamour. Glass beads nestled in the simple lace rib pattern will catch the light and set off the sparkle in your eyes. The beads are added on yarn-overs and fall to one side or the other of the fabric by chance, giving an elegantly random look like drops of dew.

I love hats. One of my favorite styles is a simple cap with a short curved brim – it keeps the sun out of your eyes, gives you a little attitude, and looks great even on people who usually won’t wear knit hats. Couvercle (“lid” in French) is a simple knit hat with the addition of a crocheted brim for maximum sass. The double moss stitch pattern...

This cropped lace cardigan is the ideal layer to wear with summer dresses. It provides just enough coverage, while the openwork pattern keeps it from getting too warm – perfect for summer evenings. The truncated length and small shawl collar are reminiscent of ultra feminine 1950s style. Knit seamlessly from the hem up, this sweater is quick an...

This pattern is also available in the Top-Down Short-Sleeve Tops Collection along with the Lattice Pullover for $10.00.

This sweater will see you through spring and fall in any climate. Layer it over a camisole in hot weather or wear it over a long-sleeve shirt in a contrasting color for cooler days. This sweater is knit mostly in the round from the bottom up, with minimal seaming and lace panels that run from the hem & cuffs up through the funnel neck. The ...

This cowl is luxuriously soft and warm, with wavy ridges adding interest to the basic tubular shape. It’s a great introduction to increasing and decreasing in crochet and takes only a couple hours to make! The yardage required is minimal, so this is a great pattern for luxury yarn.

This sweater is quick and interesting to knit, with minimal finishing. The claw cables, one of which travels up the back and over the hood like a dragon’s dorsal ridge, add to the organic feel of the design. The hood and the thickness added by the cables make this a cozy sweater for chilly days. Instructions are given for both long-sleeve and v...

This simple-to-crochet cap is worked from the top down, ending with the jaunty brim. Depending on the wearer, it looks sporty or mod. Choose a soft yarn with some stretch for a hat that will hold its shape.

This skirt is both sexy and comfortable to wear. Knit in the round from the waistband down, it is quick to knit with minimal finishing. The decorative star patterns separating the panels are extrapolated from the star stitch border, and sneakily hide the increases for a smooth line. Choose a yarn that has both body and stretch so that it will ...

This cardigan reminds me of shawl-neck sweaters from the 1950s and 1960s. The cozy collar will keep the wearer warm, and the extra long sleeves can be unfolded to keep hands covered (and will also allow the sweater to fit for a few extra months). It is knit seamlessly from the hem to the neck, then the collar is picked up and shaped with short ...

Choose a drapey yarn that will flow through your hands and down the waterfall stitch pattern of this scarf. The lace rib pattern is easy to memorize, but still makes for an impressive finished project. If you’re comfortable with knit and purl, this is a great first lace project.

Cowls are great alternatives to scarves, keeping your neck and shoulders warm without dangling scarf ends to get in your way. This beautiful intermediate lace pattern gives an organic feel in a thick/thin or handspun yarn, or a crisp look in a smooth yarn. It’s a great project for a luxury yarn, since the yardage required is minimal.

The round-yoke construction of this sweater allows for uninterrupted stripes that start at the roll-neck and continue down through the yoke and the upper part of the body and sleeves. This is a great everyday sweater for active kids.

This scarf knits up quickly in a wavy drop stitch pattern that shows off the texture of an unusual yarn. The stitch pattern is quick to memorize, but intriguing to knit. Try it in a bulky yarn with a long color repeat, a ribbon yarn, or any yarn with an interesting texture.

This pattern is also available in the Textured Knit Hats Pattern Bundle, along with the Seeded Rib Hat and Bas Relief Hat, for $8.00.

These gloves feature an eyelet pattern that coils around the wrist and palm and finishes coyly wrapped around the index finger. The gloves can be worn on either hand, but spiral in opposite directions.

Have fun playing with color on this child’s sweater, which makes a perfect first stranded-colorwork project. The cardigan is worked seamlessly from the neck down with round-yoke shaping, and knits up quickly with aran weight yarn.

This pattern is also available in the Quick Baby and Toddler Sweaters Bundle, which also includes the Organic Hoodie and Fireside Jacket, for $8.00. All three patterns are knit seamlessly from the bottom up with aran or bulky weight yarns for quickly finished sweaters.

This flattering wrap sweater is designed for minimal seaming, with the body including front edging knit in one piece to the armholes. The sleeves are knit in the round before being sewn to the body. There is no built-in closure, which allows you to cinch the sweater tighter or looser depending on your preference – choose a size smaller than you...

The shape of this sweater is elegantly fitted and simple enough to let the detail of the exposed seams be the focus. It’s a great choice for a textured yarn and would make a good first sweater project. The pieces are knit separately and sewn together.

This hat uses a very simple stitch pattern that mixes ribbing and seed stitch, but looks much more interesting than either. Worked in a solid-color yarn, this makes a good basic men’s hat, but it’s sized for the whole family and has both beanie and slouch options. It can be completed in just a few hours, and is a great first hat pattern!

A perfect layering piece over dresses, this truncated cardigan is knit seamlessly from the neck down with increases radiating outward through the round yoke. Hook and eye tape provides a gap-free closure that is very curve friendly. Simple shaping makes this quick knit a great choice for variegated or striped yarns, or choose a solid color for ...

These fingerless mittens make a quick and low-cost gift. I’m always surprised at how warm they keep me, while still letting me write, type, or knit. Choose a sturdy yarn so you can wear them constantly without worrying about ruining your hard work.

This pattern is also available in the Textured Knit Hats Pattern Bundle, along with the Bramble Hat and Seeded Rib Hat, for $12.00.

This scarf is made with an orderly lace rib, which results in an elegant looking fabric. The two-row stitch pattern is a good introduction to lace for beginners, who will be amazed at what they can make with just a few simple stitches. The smaller size is a good all-purpose scarf, and the larger size is luxurious to wrap around your neck multip...

This sophisticated skirt is quick to knit, worked in the round from the waistband to the hem. The A-line shape skims your figure without clinging and the lace edging, which is knit separately and sewn on, sways gently as you walk. Rather than sewing in a lining, I suggest layering this skirt over a slip that is a darker color than the yarn.

The flattering shape and lace details of this funnel neck sweater will ensure that you wear it frequently. The lace panels on the sleeves continue up the saddle shoulder and into the funnel neck, while matching panels run along the sides of the body. The body and sleeves are knit in the round to the armholes, then knit flat and sewn together.

This scarf is almost all cable, which causes the edges to curve in and out sinuously. Worked in ribbing, it is reversible and very simple to knit. You can use a bulky or super bulky weight yarn, or try a worsted weight yarn double-stranded.

I have a fondness for skirts with uneven hems and slanting lines, like this one which is knit seamlessly from the hem up, and finished with a grosgrain ribbon waistband and snaps for a smooth fit. The slip-stitch pattern creates a fabric that is a mixture of knitting and weaving, and will skim the body without clinging. When you knit the short ...

The round-yoke shaping and close fit of this jacket is reminiscent of some mid 20th century styles, but the details keep it looking modern. The sweater is crocheted seamlessly from the top down, so you can try it on as you go, and stop early if you want a cropped length or short sleeves. The minimal finishing, structured stitch pattern, and pre...

This skirt was inspired by architectural cross-section drawings showing hidden layers under the facade of a building, but it also brings to mind skirts from the early 1920s, when ladies’ calves were suddenly visible under shockingly (for the time) short skirts. The inset pleats add intriguing detail and movement to this very wearable skirt. Cho...

I’m always on the lookout for vintage cloches and am invariably disappointed when they’re too small to fit my head. This crocheted version gives the requisite sleek look and the single crochet stitch lends necessary structure, keeping the iconic cloche shape even as it stretches to fit the wearer’s head. A cluster of buttons finishes off the vi...

The meandering lines of eyelets in this sweater entertain both the eye and the knitter. Two lines of eyelets swirl around the body from hem to the top of the cowl, while a vertical line of eyelets runs up one sleeve and three bands of eyelets encircle the opposite forearm. The sweater is mostly knit in the round, with the set-in sleeves sewn in.