I have taught classes on Stranded Knitting Portuguese Style for many years and this hat is one of the designs I came up with for the class.

This bag is really fun to make as you see the Entrelac pattern showing from your needles in your favorite colors. To give a sturdy body to the bag, the project is felted after completion and before sewing the zipper. A great way to use your left over yarn!

This scarf is easy to knit in Brioche Stitch. It has one foundation row and then one row after that repeating it to the end. I recommend alpaca yarn for its softness, drape and warmth, but you are welcome to use any fiber you want. This pattern has one size and I give instructions for two widths. You have options to knit one, two or no pockets....

Child’s Andean Hat: This hat is knit like the Peruvians knit—inside out and purling every round! This is easier when you use the Portuguese Style of Knitting and also guarantees a loose float on your two color knitting. The project is small but perfect for you to practice the technique!

pp. 62-63 in Portuguese Knitting. Kimono-style wraparound baby cardigan.

This lovely baby sweater is knitted from the top down. The pattern allows flexibility:You might insert your favorite stitch pattern at the body if you wish, it is unisex and you might choose to wear it buttons on the front or on the back.