No gauge listed. Work swatch to determine fabric and drape desired. Fingering weight with US Size 6 was used in models.

Roman Road Mitts evoke the character of the

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This is a great project to begin your exploration into Argyle knitting! It moves fairly quickly using the DK weight yarn, and then you have a stylish retro design hat to wear. Once you start making these, it will be hard to stop.

You need one skein of each color. After you complete the hat, if you reverse what was the MC and CC in the first hat, you can complete a second hat with colors reversed. Two hats out of two skeins!

1) This cowl is worked from the bottom up.

The structure of this shawl is border sts, lace panel from first chart, center stitch, lace panel from second chart, and border sts. The two charts create a mirror image of each other, or you can simply use one of the charts in both sections if you like for two identical sections. It is an easy lace project, advanced beginner or above. Knits up...

Remember watching water flowing back into the ocean from the tidal changes, or low water in a creek in the midst of summer chasing its way through rocks? This hat seeks to capture that playful dynamic flow of bygone childhood afternoons spent building rock dams and watching the water dance around them.

Long or short, cotton or linen, the Brick & Mortar Cowl is a versatile piece that uses simple techniques to create an eye catching design. Knit your Brick & Mortar cowl with the soft Sanibel & Sandpiper from Classic Elite, or the lustrous Lino from Lang Yarns. Both versions can be easily adjusted for the size you prefer.

Textures and visual flow are always important factors in GoodforaBoy designs. I am often first inspired by the visual appeal of a stitch pattern, and then design a piece fitting that aesthetic feeling. Something quite intuitive must be translated into a workable appealing pattern. In these gauntlets, active ziggurat chevrons on the hands are vi...

This cowl is knit flat, and then either seamed or joined with a 3-needle bindoff. This cowl calls for 1 skein of the silk & yak blend Asia, and is knit with US size 4 needles. You can easily add length to the cowl with a second skein.

Nothing beats a lightweight cashmere pullover for a distinguished, but classy casual look.

ERRATUM: There is one omission on Rd 59--the initial parenthesis should be repeated twice. So Rd 59 should read:

By using the linen stitch and three colorways, alternating between colorways in transition areas, this scarf looks woven with color gradations throughout.

If both hat and scarf are made, a total of approximately 600 yards needed.

This hat is designed to match my other other pattern, “Woven Cable Fingerless Gloves”. As with the gloves, I wanted to make a hat that guys would like to wear. I think I’ve succeeded, given the number of requests from guys, and those who knit for them!

These gloves feel great when made to fit one’s finger lengths precisely and knit at the recommended gauge. Plus, being plain with no pattern means the gloves are reversible.

I wanted a design that would appeal to men. Given the response from men, this design seems to do just that. However, just as many women seem to be making it for themselves. In fact, the photo is a young women’s hand, seen in the 7.5” size.