Rebecca Kevelson

Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads

Knitting: Beanie, Toque
HOORAY 2021! Happy New Year!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
At times like these, we all hope to come together to show our LOVE. Therefore, we created the newest version of our popular Custom Slogan Hat: The LOVE LOVE hat. We are offering this pattern for free available on our website and on Ravelry. More details below. PDF pattern only.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
$1.00 PDF pattern for charity!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This fun fairisle ombre hat is the perfect winter accessory. Knit in cashmere doubled it is super warm and soft, perfect for snowy days, yet fashionable and trendy!
Knitting: Wall Hanging
This wall hanging is knit using the intarsia color work method. Once completed it is slightly felted and then mounted to a canvas to be hung in your home.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This easy hat is knit flat in garter stitch. You can stripe it or knit it solid. I used Cascade Cloud doubled but any bulky yarn works! The pompom is the cutest part!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
My 5 year old niece asked me for a pink hat with purple hearts so using left over pinks and purples I designed the “Love is all Around” hat! It is sized for an adult size as well! It is an easy fairisle pattern which is written out and in chart form. Enjoy!
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
The above piece was knit in Misti Alpaca Worsted holding two strands together. The suggested yardage is for a single stranded yarn. If you choose to double a yarn, be sure to double the yardage and purchase a sufficient quantity.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This trendy hat uses a chunkier yarn and smaller needles for a sturdier fabric. The construction uses decreases to make a half hexagon shape. The smaller size is 19” and the larger size is 20”. The ribbed border allows for stretch. The smaller size uses 2 full balls, while the larger size uses 2.5 balls.
Knitting: Coat / Jacket
This fabulous coat uses the intarsia method for color work. They yarn is doubled throughout but you can you a bulky weight singled instead, just use half as much yardage. This pattern has a schematic and intarsia instructions.