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Anthemis is a classic top down yoked sweater, with fairly simple colorwork at neck and at the bottom of the body. Adaptations can be made at the neck according to the choice of the knitter, and armholes can be adjusted for a wider or narrower armhole.

Here is the go-to sweater for hanging around the house! This sweater is a top down raglan, offered in 4 sizes.

Wrap up in an asymmetrical, bias-knit garter-stitch triangle with bands of simple mosaic patterning. Easy but with options for customized color bands, you’ll want to knit more than one!

Here is that must-make precious dress for a baby or toddler that is sure to become an instant heirloom for the family! The dress is an intermediate level, top down raglan, with a lace cast on, empire waist, lace skirt, and ruffles at the edge of skirt and short sleeves. Sized for 6 months and 2T in lace weight yarn, this could adapt for larger ...

Reverence is an elaborate bow or curtsy that is performed by a dancer to acknowledge the applause from the audience, essentially saying “Baby, Take A Bow!”

“Down by the salley gardens my love and I did meet”

No Dancing Princess would go to the ball with bare hands! These mitts feature an Estonian Double Waterlily Motif and eyelets for a very feminine design. A thumb gusset makes them as comfortable as they are pretty. They were designed as a companion to These Socks Were Made for Dancing. Thank you once again, Olga Jamovidova, for sharing this moti...

These super simple, fun anklets are based on the chunky, bell-

A semicircular shawl with a cut out neck that warms your shoulders, stays in place, and flatters anything from a fairy-tale ball gown to weekend jeans. The lace feathers up from a stylish border and finishes with eyelets at the neck. It’s easy enough for a novice lace knitter, and fun for everybody who loves lace.

A semicircular/crescent shawl with twelve lace patterns for the

“…at the bottom they found themselves in a most delightful grove of most delightful trees; and the leaves were all of silver and glittered and sparkled beautifully. Then they came to another grove of trees, where the leaves were all of gold.”

I loved the flower socks so much that I decided to design a

This duo of toe-up variations on traditional Turkish socks was

Pull out your dancing slippers! Trip the Light Fantastic is a pair of knee-high laceweight stockings with a mesh pattern and a cabled column worked from the toe up, beginning with a short-row toe. A cable and lace cuff finishes the sock and hides the garter. Different needle sizes are used in lieu of calf decreases.

A Toe-up sock adorned with cables and lace for any princess who wishes to dance the night away. The central panel is an Estonian Double Waterlily Motif . Thank you, Olga Jamovidova, for sharing this motif on Ravelry and in New Lace – Old Traditions!

A top-down, two-color sock with a cable-stitch leg for the clever soldier.

Top-down socks with a picot cast-on, a short-row heel, and a star toe. The socks are intended to give the effect of dancing slippers with fancy stockings – and unlike the slippers of the Twelve Dancing Princesses, these can be darned if you dance so much that you wear a hole in them!

Need to clear out your leftover sock yarn scraps? Then this top-down sock with dainty flower bands is the pattern for you! A green

Top-down socks with a short row heel for any princess who needs to keep her feet warm while spending so much time getting to and from that secret place deep beneath her castle!

A moebius cowl with an ancient theme will drape and flatter and keep you warm! A link to a tutorial will assist with the Moebius cast on, and then the hard work is done! This is simply knit and easy to wear. The cowl was designed to use exactly one skein of beautiful tonal sport weight yarn. You can adjust your size and measurements by changing...

This lace is lovely to see and interesting enough for an intermediate lace knitter. The shawl is a half circle with a circular neck area instead of a straight neckline, so no bunching will happen when you wear it!

You will have bees in your bonnet for sure with this pretty tam!

You can have bees in your bonnet, busy bees in your hands, and stay toasty and warm with these charming mittens and hat. Bzzzzz is a pattern set that includes colorwork mittens and a beanie style hat which is topped with a cute icord knot. Both hat and mittens include corrugated ribbing done on the diagonal, Finnish purling, and Latvian Braid. ...

A gender-neutral cowl in single and double wrap versions.

Has cabin fever taken a hold of you? Run with our colorwork foxes as they chase tiny stars around a baby blanket or throw!

This is the perfect accent piece for any home during the winter months. The Cabin Fever Pillow has spunky foxes colorwork that will chase the winter blues away. It uses simple construction that will suit even the beginning knitter.

Whether you are on the High street shopping or at your local for a pint, the Grafton Street Stole can give you that sophisticated yet simple elegance suitable for any occasion. It has a simple repeated 8-row construction that will create the illusion of complex lace pattern

Sweet Eileen Shrug is a classic garment with a twist. It uses vintage-looking lace patterns with a modern loose-fitting ribbed sleeve that will lend a timeless flare to any contemporary style.

This one-skein project knits up quickly with one skein of Springvale Bulky yarn. The garter stitch headband and the simple slip-stitch body highlight shifting colors.

The Knight is a cowl knit in the round, available in either a single wrap (small) or double wrap (large) version. The Single-wrap version is approximately 24 inches (60cm) around and 7 inches (17.5cm) deep.The Double-wrap version is approximately 50 inches (125cm) around and 5.5 inches (13.75cm) deep.

This is an easy adult lace cowl that can also function as a light weight hood. Size: Adult. Finished measurements after blocking are approximately 52 inches (130cm) in circumference at cast-on edge narrowing to 36 inches (90cm) at neck and 11 inches (27.5cm) deep.

The cowl is a combination of patterns from The Knight and The Lady in The Book of Courtly Love. It is a ruffled cowl in an adult size, but the size is easily adjusted. The stitch patterns used in this cowl are multiples of eight, so the finished circumference can be adjusted up or down by adding or removing blocks of eight stitches.

Token is a fingerless mitts pattern with optional embroidery included.

The pattern is a set of mitts/wristers and a tam named after the birthplace of courtly love!

This pattern was designed for the Three Irish Girls December 2015 clubs.

The Sonoma Shawl featueres top-down construction and triangular lace. It is available in a shawlette or full-sized shawl and can be knit with one or more colors.

A tam and wristers set inspired by Renaissance embroideries. This pattern was designed specifically to work with variegated yarns (see Note below), but solids and tonals are appropriate, too. Two versions are given: Version I is based on a stocking stitch fabric, while Version II is an exercise in Colorwork Brocade.

A bottom-up, crescent-shaped scarf with a touch of the North celebrating loons, lakes, and wild rice.

North Shore Knits is an inspiring collaboration of Three Irish Girls Yarn and Minnesota designers. This collection of patterns contains a mixture of simple to intermediate stitches, cables and a variety of color work patterns. We truly hope these patterns will inspire you to fall in love with the Northland every time you knit.

North Shore Knits is an inspiring collaboration of Three Irish Girls Yarn and Minnesota designers. This collection of patterns contains a mixture of simple to intermediate stitches, cables and a variety of color work patterns. We truly hope these patterns will inspire you to fall in love with the Northland every time you knit.

North Shore Knits is an inspiring collaboration of Three Irish Girls Yarn and Minnesota designers. This collection of patterns contains a mixture of simple to intermediate stitches, cables and a variety of color work patterns. We truly hope these patterns will inspire you to fall in love with the Northland every time you knit.

Maggie Pye is a gauntlet style mitten with traditional long cuffs and a gusset thumb. The mitten will be approximately 8 inches around at the widest part of the hand, which is a medium to large women’s hand. This is an easy mitten to adapt to fit almost any hand--taking stitches out of the circumference of the hand will be simple, as the small ...

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This is an adult top-down shawlette, with shaping based on Faroese style shawls. It will work to about 16-17 inches deep, and about 52-54 inches in the wingspan. Exact gauge is not important, but one should use needles that create a fabric that is not too flimsy or light. Any fingering yarn will work well.