Eirlys Sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down in the round.  First a few short rows are worked to shape the back of the neck. Next, you work the yoke in an alternating stripes and slip stitch pattern. A few more short rows are worked to shape the lower back of the yoke. The sleeve stitches are placed on hold while you knit the body. Las...

An update on a classic, Alia by Laura Reinbach blends a Seaman’s deep ribbed borders, a bit of soft openwork + decreases, and squishy garter stitch. This scarf is worked from either end in Forge and grafted together in the middle.

Moon Bloom fingerless mitts feature a simple yet striking stranded motif, perfect for the knitter new to colorwork or someone looking for a quick and easy project. These mitts knit up quickly and make a great gifts.

Moon Bloom hat feature a simple yet striking stranded motif, perfect for the knitter new to colorwork or someone looking for a quick and easy project.

Picket Fences Sweater is worked from the bottom up in the round. First the body is worked straight to the underarms. Next, two sleeves are made, then knitted on to the body. Short rows are worked to start shaping the back of the yoke.

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“Skift”: a light fall of snow or rain

This shawl combines texture and lace to create a fun and interesting project!

Maine Woods is a slightly slouchy hat with the option to make either a regular or folded brim.

Fall Stripes Sweater is worked from the bottom up in the round. First the body is worked straight to the underarms. Next, two sleeves are made, then knitted on to the body. Short rows are worked to start shaping the back of the yoke. Once the yoke is finished a few more short rows are worked to raise the back of the neck.

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This versatile headband is the perfect accessory to keep those ears toasty warm whether you are just going for a walk in cooler weather and need to keep the nip off your ears or are more active during the winter.

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The Lilla Cowl is the the final chapter in the Story of Lilla, conceived by Debi Martin of Blue Skin Yarns. The Lilla Cowl’s stranded motifs incorporate many significant symbols of the story.

These fingerless mitts are worked seamlessly in the round. They feature stripes and slipped stitches for a perfect combination of color and texture.

This fun hat features slipped stitches and stripes for the perfect combination of color and texture.

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The Diadem Hat features a twisted rib brim which flows into a twisted stitch zigzag / diamond motif. Directions are provided for both fitted (green hat) and slightly slouchy (light blue hat) versions.

Crosscut Hat features a deep folded brim and an interesting allover texture created with twisted stitches and purl ridges.

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This hat features large garter stitch textured diamonds all around. You can choose between a beanie or the slouchy version.

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Brida Shawl is worked from tip to long edge and forms an asymmetrical triangle. You can easily make the shawl larger or smaller by working either more or less pattern repeats in

Brownfield Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle shawl with an all over texture pattern and simple lace border. The border can be worked either using multiple colors or with just one solid color. Instructions for both options are provided in the pattern.

Hinterland Shawl is knit in all garter and starts at one end with few stitches and uses both increases and decreases to shape it into an asymmetrical triangle. It was designed to be used with a gradient yarn set (which also makes choosing colors a bit easier). Each color flows into the next, only to be separated by dropped/elongated stitches fo...

A Touch of Frost Hat is an allover textured hat that knits up quickly in Aran weight yarn.

Check This Out! Hat features an allover stranded check pattern that is quick and fun to knit.

This crescent shawl is worked from the top down and features a decorative picot bind off. The shawl utilizes color changes, with a line of contrast color in between sections and includes a bit of texture for visual interest.

This fair isle hat features a Swedish influenced flower motif and is suitable for beginner fair isle knitters. I really love how the flower stems “grow” from the k2, p1 brim. I designed this to have just a touch of slouch, but you could easily increase the slouchiness factor by knitting more before starting the crown decreases or knitting less ...

Mykonos wrap is a lace weight, rectangular wrap for those warm, summer evenings when you need just a little something to keep the chill away. You can wear it draped around your shoulders or wrapped numerous ways as a scarf to add color and fun to your outfit.

Mainah: a person from Maine

This hat is worked in the round and features a tubular cast on edge, simple colorwork, and some interesting texture to the body of the hat. The four point raglan decreases shape the crown and a pompom tops it off.

Simple cables and eyelets create a stitch pattern which brings to mind a meandering river through a snowy landscape.

This slouchy hat uses your lovely skein of sock yarn that you don’t want to turn into socks. The world wouldn’t be able to see the gorgeous colors if they were hidden under pants or in boots!

I love the checked fabric made by knitting with alternating colors. I thought a cowl would be the perfect way to showcase that.

A cozy, color block cowl with cables.

A simple, clean, reversible cowl knitted in garter stitch and interspersed with a few rounds of drop stitches to add visual interest.