Knit from the top down, the circular yoke has bands of simple but stunning stripes with tiny bobbles. This motif is repeated at the bottom of the sweater as well as at the cuffs.

The Grantley Pullover is a classic, top-down, raglan sweater with some extra details. The striped yoke is worked first, short rows to raise the back are worked, then the sleeves and body are separated and worked top to bottom. A subtle garter stitch accent is placed at the raglan sleeve increases and on the front and back bodies.

Vertical and horizontal textures are displayed in the Rebuck Shawl. An easy-to-memorize Eyelet Rib runs at right angles to a Horizontal Rib.

A classic circular yoke sweater worked from the neck down, the Perry Valley Pullover combines neutral stripes and a bright band of stranded color work.

CORRECTION

New Buffalo uses five colors in broad stripes to create an airy, light weight wrap.

Errata: Row 12 of the Ribbing Section should read: Sl 1, p2, +k3, p3. Rep from + to end of row.

The Seven Valleys Scarf is a warm, cozy, bi-colored scarf. Worked from the bottom up in plush garter stitch, strategic increases shape the elongated triangle.

The Perdix Cardigan has a cropped, vintage inspired shape with elbow length sleeves. Worked in a seeded rib, a garter stitch collar finishes this casual but chic sweater.

The Steelton Scarf and Wrap is worked in a relaxing, easy-to-memorize lace pattern. The result is a fabric with wonderful drape. Two sizes are included here: a scarf and a wrap. Both are generous, comfortable accessories that are lightweight yet warm.

Inspired by our Lykens Hat, the Lykens Pullover is a classic shape that is updated with a modern high/low hemline. The contrast between the slip stitch honeycomb on the front and Stockinette stitch on the back creates the gentle curve of the hem (no short rows required).

A complex appearing fabric is created with a simple, one round repeat: once you work the first round, just keep going. There’s no need for a beginning of the round marker to keep track of where you are: just knit!

Enola Yards is a sleek, asymmetrical triangular scarf worked on the bias.

The Lemoyne Cowl is a light and delicate cowl that combines an easy lace pattern with Stockinette stripes, a solid section and finishes with a four by four ribbing.

Simple bands of Fair Isle color work and a few stripes make a bold statement in the Enders Hat. Cozy and warm, lightweight and colorful, it’s a modern spin on a classic look. Worked in the round from a 2x2 ribbing up through the stripes, the overall length is 9.5”.

Based on traditional Hap shawls, the Swatara Shawl is worked in garter stitch from the point of the triangle out. The two-color Ripple

Designed to be a classic cardigan with modern details, the Highspire Cardigan begins with a twisted rib, changes to a wide

The Shamokin Pullover puts a new spin on a classic shape: the body is simple, reverse Stockinette stitch, with the back showcasing a climbing vine pattern. The Stockinette stitch sleeves are set in, and the crew neck and cropped length are finished with a modified roll. Worked in chunky yarn, this is a quick knit to carry you through the coldes...

Soft and warm, the Lykens Hat combines snug ribbing with a cozy slip stitch crown. The directions are given for a classic watch cap fit; working more rounds of the slipped stitch before shaping can make a more modern slouch version.

The Nekoda Cowl combines classic Stockinette stitch and texture with a band of King Charles Brocade. Worked in the round, there is plenty of length to wrap around your neck twice.

A warm, cozy wrap, the Richfield Shawl is perfect for wearing as an extra layer in winter, or for warding off the chill of early spring or autumn. Worked from the top down, this triangle combines Stockinette stitch with garter ridge stripes that are reminiscent of a freshly plowed field.

Like the lazy swoop of a hawk, the purl ridges on the Paxton Neckwarmer spiral from bottom to top. Not too tight and not too loose, this will keep your neck warm on long hikes in the hills or short jaunts in the city.