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The Cozy Pop-Over was made in collaboration with Sugarplum Circus Yarn using their Luxe Aran. You can purchase this pattern here and on my website: https://septemberknits.com/patterns/sweaters_tops/cozy-po...

The Jensen Cardigan was made in collaboration with Sugarplum Circus Yarn. You can purchase this pattern here and also on my website: http://www.septemberknits.com

The Lindsay Cardigan was made in collaboration with Hinterland yarn. You can purchase this pattern here and on my website: https://septemberknits.com/patterns/sweaters_tops/lindsay...

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You can also purchase this pattern from my website

You can also purchase this pattern from my website

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You can also purchase this from my website

The Birch Creek Bandana is a part of a collection put together by The Farmers Daughter Fibers. The collection is called Wisp. To purchase the whole collection, please purchase from here

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This sweater is named after my dear friend ahmryn!

This pattern can also be purchased at September Knits

This hat is also available on September Knits website

This hat is a part of a collection put together by The Farmers Daughter Fibers. The collection is called Wood & Smoke.

This hat is a part of a collection put together by The Farmers Daughter Fibers. The collection is called Wood & Smoke.

You can purchase this pattern individually here or on the September Knits website, www.septemberknits.com.

During the summer, I took my kids to a neighborhood park. In this park they have community garden beds, filled with Nasturtium plants. When I picked up a fallen Nasturtium leaf, the shape of the leaf inspired me. It reminded me of a half-circle shawl. The beautiful leaf veins coming from the center reminded me of brioche ribbing. From this leaf...

Wardwell is a lightweight sweater perfect for springtime, summer nights, or enjoyed indoors during the colder months. This sweater is light in feel over the body as it is worked in a sport weight yarn at a loose gauge. The eyelet details in the center front, back, and sleeves give extra breathing room for your skin. Wardwell sweater has less ea...

I was lucky to meet Lynne of West Coast Colour in person and fell in love with her yarn, especially Homegrown. It has an incredible softness and strength to it. It is so bouncy and feels great against the skin. I was so excited to cast on. The funny thing is, when I cast on, I had a completely different plan for it; I was seeing cables and frin...

I recently saw a wool sweater with a rolled collar and I wanted to explore this style a bit. Usually, we do not want the rolling that happens in stockinette, but I wanted to intentionally play with this effect in this design. This cowl plays with the rolling hem due to stockinette in the round pulling to the front (right side) of the cowl. The ...

Fay is a #sizeinclusive cropped sweater that is light and intended for layering. It has short sleeves and plays with different yarn weights to give interest visually and while knitting it up.

This pattern uses both Crochet and Knitting

Hyla Cowl is a winter accessory staple. I first dreamt up this cowl after I finished working my Hyla Sweater. The classic and easy to make cables really pop on the squishy garter background. This cowl would be a perfect gift to pass on to a loving friend to keep them warm in the cold. It also knits up very quickly!

This Cardamine Shawl is a part of a collection in collaboration with woolandnature; the Origan Shawl and the Sauge Scarf is also a part of this collection.

This Sauge Scarf is a part of the Wool and Nature Collection; The Cardamine Shawl and Origan Shawl are also a part of this collection. I hope you enjoy this scarf as much as I do!

The Origan Shawl is a part of the Wool and Nature Collection. The Cardamine Shawl and the Sauge Scarf are also a part of this collection. I hope you enjoy this shawl as much as I do!

This lovely ‘sweatshirt like’ sweater is the perfect over layer and companion for every hike, outside adventure or to cozy up at home.

This shawl was born out of my need to self soothe. When life feels hard and complicated, I want to find comfort in a knit that is easy, mindless, and meditative: the opposite of hard.

Get both the Large and Small version of the Fern Cliff Shawl for the price of one by adding both patterns to your chart at checkout.

Get both the Large and Small version of the Fern Cliff Shawl for the price of one by adding both patterns to your chart at checkout.

I have recently fallen in love with the simplicity and beauty of slipped stitches. I really enjoy the way slipped stitch ridges look on reverse stockinette background and thought this would look great in a hat.

Roe is the perfect fall/winter scarf. It is so squishy and warm yet light to wear. It drapes perfectly around the neck while hanging down the body to add extra warmth. Roe is worked point to point with DK yarns held double; this makes it work up very quickly. Have fun choosing 2 different color yarns to marl with!

Lightmoore is an elegant and functional shawl. It is both easy to knit and to wear. With ease of knitting in mind, I combined both garter stitches and dropped garter stitches to give a lace-like element in this shawl.

Hyla is a soft sweater with beautiful drape knit in a relaxed gauge. It has a boxy shape and is slightly cropped to pair perfectly with high-waist pants or skirts!