Sizes: Unisex socks small (medium, large) – approximately 6¾ (8, 9¼)” circumference unstretched. Sample shown in size medium.

Sizes: Shawl small (large) – approximately 84 (96)” wide, 26 (28)” deep at point. Sample shown in size large.

Sizes: Unisex hat small (medium, large, x-large, xx-large) – approximately 16 (17¼, 18½, 20, 21¼)” circumference, unstretched. Sample hat shown in size medium.

Materials:

Sizes:

Materials:

Sizes: Unisex rectangular shawl small (medium, large) – approximately 10 (14, 18)” wide by 84 (84, 108)” long. Sample shown in medium size.

For those leftover bits of yarn that you can’t bring yourself to get rid of or those mini skeins looking to become something.

Sizes: Unisex cowl small (medium, large) – approximately 36 (44, 52)” circumference by 12 (12, 15)” tall, blocked. Sample cowl shown in size medium.

Sizes: Unisex hat small (medium, large, x-large) – approximately 16 (18, 20, 22)” head circumference. For additional sizes, try a lighter or heavier yarn at a different gauge! Sample hats shown in size medium (Sap) for a traditional fit and large (Snowbound) for a slouchier fit.

Sizes: Unisex mittens small (medium, large, x-large) – approximately 7½ (8¼, 9, 9¾)” hand circumference. Sample mittens shown in size small.

Sizes: Small (Medium, Large) – approximately 62 (74, 87)” wide and 30 (36, 42)” deep. Sample shawl shown in size small.

Sample shown in size large.

Sizes: Shawl small (large) – approximately 12 (20)” wide and 84 (96)” long. Sample shawl shown in size small.

Miscellaneous skeins of yarn of any weight, in any color, and in any texture. You will need approximately 75 yards of yarn per 6-row repeat of pattern for the width as written. The sample is shown with 47 stripes, which means approximately 3500 yards of yarn.

Materials:

This cowl is knit flat starting with a provisional cast on and joined into a tube using the 3-needle bind off.

This cowl is knit flat starting with a provisional cast on and joined into a tube using the Kitchener stitch.

This pattern is designed to be knit at a flexible gauge to accommodate chunky to super bulky yarns and is sized for the whole family. A gauge somewhere in between those provided will give you an even wider range of finished sizes!

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

Level: Advanced Beginner

Sizes: Unisex hat x-small (small, medium, large, x-large) – approximately 12 (13½, 15, 16½, 18)” circumference unstretched. The fabric is very elastic. Knit a size larger or use Aran weight yarn (which will change the gauge a bit) for a slouchy fit. Sample hats are both shown in size medium, but the one with the pompom is knit in a heavier yarn.

Sizes: Unisex x-small (small, medium, large, x-large) – approximately 1 (18½, 20, 21½, 23)” circumference unstretched.

Sizes: Women’s mitts small (medium, large, x-large) – approximately 7 (8, 9¼”, 10½)” hand circumference. Sample mittens shown in size medium.

Sizes: Unisex mittens small (medium, large, x-large, xx-large) – approximately 7½ (8½, 9¾, 10¼, 11½)” hand circumference. Sample mittens shown in size medium.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

This unisex hat is a speedy knit! Wear the ribbing turned up or as is.

Sizes: Women’s mittens small (medium, large, x-large) – approximately 71⁄2 (8, 81⁄2, 9)” hand circumference. Sample mittens shown in size small.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

This hat will be done in the blink of an eye – it is so fast to knit!

Sizes: Unisex mitts small (medium, large) – approximately 61⁄2 (71⁄2, 81⁄2)” hand circumference. Sample mitts shown in size small.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

(Same pattern leaflet as Coiled Hat.)

(Same pattern leaflet as Coiled Mittens.)

Sizes: Approximately 38 (58, 72)” wide by 18 (28, 35)” deep. (The exact size will depend on blocking.) Sample is shown in the middle size.

Sizes: Women’s small (medium, large), leg circumference approximately 6¾ (8, 9¼)”, unstretched. Sample is shown in size medium.

Sizes: Adult small (medium, large) – approximately 7 (8.25, 9.5)” hand circumference. Sample shown in size small.

Size

Experience Level: Intermediate

Written up in 4 women’s sizes. Uses written instructions and charts. The lace is charted.

Sizes: Women’s x-small (small, medium, large), leg circumference approximately 6 (7, 8, 9)” unstretched. The fabric is very elastic and will stretch. Sample shown in size medium.

Experience Level: Intermediate

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

A garter stitch shawl made up of striped right triangles set at a right angle from each other.

Sizes: Adult small (medium, large) – approximately 7 (8.25, 9.5)” hand circumference. Sample shown in size small.

Experience Level: Intermediate

Experience Level: Intermediate

This pattern is currently available only as part of the Tour de Sock. It will be for sale here in 2012!

A céilí is a traditional Gaelic social gathering.

Available only as a kit through Sunshine Yarns through October 2011, when it will be downloadable as a standalone pattern.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner

Because you add and take away stitches in the course of the lace pattern, I recommend knitting a size smaller than you would normally knit.

An updated version of a pattern I did for theKnitter.com’s sock club years ago. Additional sizes and charts have been added along with general clean up.

This pattern was originally available in the August Luxury Sock Club kit from theknitter.com.

Available exclusively through theKnitter.com until Fall 2011.

Bleeding hearts are one of my favorite flowering bushes. The blossoms are so simple, yet elegant and graceful. The lace motif running down the front of the leg and instep is reminiscent of these pretty spring flowers.

Sizes: Women’s small (medium, large). Approximately 7 (8.25, 9.5)” leg circumference unstretched. Sample shown in size medium.

A gajra is a floral garland worn by Indian women during weddings and other religious ceremonies.

Size

Sizes: Child’s 12-month (18-month, 2, 4, 6, 8). Shown in size

This little shawlette incorporates multiple lace motifs and a knitted on lace edging.

Sizes: Girl’s 2 (4, 6, 8). Shown in size 6.

Sizes: Women’s small (medium, large), leg circumference approximately 7 (8, 9)” unstretched. The fabric is very elastic and will stretch. Sample shown in size medium.

Sizes: Women’s small (medium, large), leg circumference approximately 6.75 (8, 9.25)” unstretched. The fabric is very elastic and will stretch. Sample shown in size medium.

This sock was originally done for theKnitter.com’s luxury sock club. I have refreshed the pattern, added additional sizes, added charts, and changed the yarn. Hence, the v2.0!

This sock is designed to be knit in either fingering weight or sport weight yarn!

Experience Level: Intermediate.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner.

This garter stitch shawl is a great way to use up sock yarn! It is knit from the top down, increasing the stitch count as you go. The border is knitted on once the body of the shawl is complete. The lace motif and edging are provided in charted form.

Experience Level: Intermediate

Sizes: Small – Approximately 48” wide, 22” deep (Large – Approximately 56” wide, 26” deep). Sample shown in size Large.

Inspired by Monet’s paintings of the Rouen Cathedral, Contrefort reflects some of the grand architectural elements seen in the European cathedrals.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner.

Sizes

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner.

Experience Level: Advanced Beginner.

Experience Level: Intermediate.

As I was knitting these mittens, I was reminded of sunlight on water, kelp beds swaying in the ocean currents, and mermaid gardens blooming, hence the name “Into the Deep.”

Experience Level: Intermediate.

When I knit the Lace Twist Mitts that appeared in the Fall 2009 Knitscene magazine, I still had quite a bit of left over yarn. I thought that a matching neck warmer would be a fun coordinating accessory. Pair it with the mitts, and you have an affordable, quick-to-knit gift!

The socks are knit from the toe up with a choice of 2 sizes. There is a large lace panel (the climbing vines) running up the top of the foot and front of the leg. The back of the leg is a garter stitch ribbing that resembles a trellis for the vines to cling to. Don’t worry if you haven’t knit a toe up sock before! This pattern takes you through...

The Riptide socks are knit from the cuff down. The cable pattern runs down the outside of the leg and foot in a riptide-like appearance. The pattern is written to be unisex in terms of sizing and style.

The undulating cable-like lace pattern emerging from the basket weave ribbing is reminiscent of charmed snakes rising up out of a basket.

This sock pattern is from TheKnitter.com’s luxury sock club. Judy had a custom colorway of Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Merino dyed up for the pattern, but it would also work in one of the standard colorways.

This cuff down pattern is easier than it looks! It is basically a simple knit-purl ribbing pattern that uses increases and decreases to create the block-like leg pattern. While the sample sock is shown in a solid color, this design would work well with many variegated yarns, too.

The Feuilles de Vert socks use a simple lace motif to create the appearance of a thick canopy of leaves tapering to a point on the heel flap and beginning of the instep. There is also a small lace leaf at the toe of the sock for a little something special. The pattern is written as a top down sock.

The Myrtille Cardigan designed by Debbie O’Neill of Nutty Creations is a versatile addition to any wardrobe. The Bellflower Rib pattern gives shape to the body with little effort. The hems and simple trim along the front openings leave the lines of the sweater clean and simple. With 3/4-length sleeves, Myrtille provides just the right amount of...

The Chains of Love Socks are written up in three women’s sizes -- S, M, and L. The pattern uses a twisted stitch motif to create heart shaped chains down the cuffs of the leg. The subtle color variations of the Indigo Moon yarn (http://www.indigomoonyarns.com) adds nice depth to the sock.

I experimented with several stitch motifs in this yarn and wasn’t happy with any of them. I kept coming back to the ribbing I planned to use on the cuff of the sock and thinking that I really liked the way it looked. It finally dawned on me that sometimes simple is best.

Available in a wide range of Sizes XS-3X.

Make matching socks for mother and daughter!

This sock pattern is from TheKnitter.com’s sock club. It is knit up in the Classic Elite Alpaca Sox yarn in the Harvest colorway. The patterns for both the lacy ribbing and the leaf lace are included in both text and chart formats. This sock requires intermediate knitting skills

A fun lace pattern that works up great in many yarns!

Piuma Grigia is the ultimate tee. Knit in luxurious cashmere, it is soft, snuggly, and a treat to make. The tee looks great worn on its own or paired with a favorite shirt. The dart shaping and lace panel make it a perfect compliment to a skirt or slacks, but we love it with jeans, too.

This pattern is sized in 3 women’s sizes -- small, medium, and large. The Fibranatura Yummy is a heavy fingering weight yarn. It would be easy to get an “in between” size by using a lighter weight fingering yarn or a sport weight yarn at the appropriate gauge.

This design is from TheKnitter.com’s luxury sock club -- August 2008. Dream in Color did a custom colorway called Licorice Jubilee. Ironically, the pattern was already knit up and named before I knew the name of the colorway.

The Dayflower Cardigan is the perfect spring and summer sweater for just a little warmth over a camisole or sun dress. The Dayflower lace panels are elegant, but the swingy style and cap sleeves keep the cardi playful. Knit in the Lanas Puras Clarissa, the sweater will fly off of your needles! Designed by Debbie O’Neill.

This sock is sized in women’s small (medium, large, extra large).

SIZE: XS (S, M, L, XL, 2X, 3X)

October 2007 SOTM club design for the Knitter, now available to all.

This sweater is a great little sweater for boys or girls. Very soft and quick to knit!

The Knitter sock of the month club originally, available to all now! Complex texture from a simple stitch pattern.

This comfortable cardigan is drop-shouldered and boxy, making for quick and easy knitting. The fit is intended to be relaxed and casual. It is a great piece for knitters who haven’t worked lace before.

This cuff down sock pattern was originally designed for theKnitter.com’s sock of the month club. The pattern has been refreshed, a new size has been added, and it is now available as a downloadable pdf!