This pattern was originally published as Knotty Lamb’s contribution to the 2024 Rose City Yarn Crawl, March 7-10, 2024 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is also included in the e-book download as part of the 2024 Pattern Collection: Pacific Northwest Flora & Fauna

This lightweight shawl uses color and texture to add character to a basic shape. Wear this design as a standard shawl or wrap around your neck as a cowl. This versatility makes it the perfect accessory for any outfit! Add even more character by knitting it up with a tweed yarn.

This pattern was originally published as Knotty Lamb’s contribution to the 2021 Rose City Yarn Crawl, March 4-14, 2021 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is available for download individually or as part of the 2021 Pattern Collection: Gratitude.

This lightweight cowl uses a fingering weight yarn paired with a slub yarn to create a texture-filled finished piece. It is knit on the bias to put emphasis on the wave pattern and to really highlight the slub yarn. This cowl is the perfect accessory to dress up an outfit or for everyday wear.

This pattern was originally published as Knotty Lamb’s contribution to the 2020 Rose City Yarn Crawl in Portland, Oregon. The pattern is also part of the 2020 Pattern Collection: Birds of the Pacific Northwest.

This cowl uses slipped stitches to get a beautiful colorwork look without worrying about floats. Use highly contrasting yarn to get a defined look where the pattern stands out and complementing colors for more subtle colorwork. For yet another look, you may want to try sizing up with your needles to achieve a looser fabric with even more drape!

My goal for this pattern was to create a soft and squishy cowl with a simple construction. I wanted the cowl to have a bit of bulk so I knew DK weight yarn was the way to go. Chesna is a Slavic name meaning “peaceful”, which perfectly encompasses the feeling you get both knitting and wearing this cozy cowl!

I have fallen in love with brioche! This pattern came to life as I wanted a simple beanie that I could use to practice my brioche skills before diving in to more complex brioche projects. It is perfect for the knitter who is somewhat new to brioche and looking to add a bit more texture and design to their projects! Instructions included for bot...

This pattern was originally published as Knotty Lamb’s contribution to the 2019 Rose City Yarn Crawl, March 7-10, 2019 in Portland, Oregon. Each shop’s pattern(s) will be available free with purchase at that shop during the Rose City Yarn Crawl. All patterns will also be available for download individually or as part of our 2019 Collection: A W...

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In my quest to find a stylish yet comfortable cowl that didn’t hide the stitches when slouching, I began designing a pattern on the bias and Moxie was born! I love incorporating multiple stitch patterns into a design. Not only does it add interest to the finished project but it also keeps me entertained while I’m knitting it up…win-win! In addi...

The design for this wrap began as a daydream as I was sitting on a beach in Hawaii. I had brought along yarn that resembled the color scheme of the islands and wanted to incorporate a pattern that encompassed that same feeling. After a few swatches and some trial and error, Kahakai (“beach” in Hawaiian) came to life!

The design of this shawl came from my desire to create a garment that can be worn as a wrap and just as easily be worn as a scarf. This shawl combines color and texture to create depth and personality and its lightweight nature makes it easy to wear year-round!

This large, lightweight wrap is the perfect accessory to wear year-round! Knit on the bias and with fingering weight yarn, this shawl has a soft feel with lots of drape. The combination of stitches and color changes add detail and texture to a basic design. Use as many or as few colors as you like to achieve the look you are going for!

I am absolutely in love with soft, squishy yarn (who isn’t?) and I wanted to make a wrap that would showcase beautiful variegated yarn and be comfortable to wear against my skin all day. Tsunami has proven to be the perfect combination…its a tsunami of squishy, fibery goodness!

The lightweight nature of this beanie makes it the perfect accessory any time of the year. Instructions are included for both fitted and slouchy versions.

This pattern gets its name from the meaning of neve being granular snow. The star stitches in this pattern remind me of snowflakes – perfect for a winter mitt!

My husband has been requesting a simple beanie for years and I finally took the time to make him one! This design got its name from the boys name my husband always had near the top of our baby list and never got to use.

This lightweight, stylish scarf is the perfect accessory for any outfit. You can easily make a cowl, standard scarf, or infinity scarf simply by following the pattern until your desired length is reached.

This is a wonderful infant hat pattern to use for NICU donations. The pattern gives instructions for micro-preemie through newborn but it can easily be adjusted for larger (or smaller) sizes.

Beautiful crocheted scarf pattern that looks great in a solid or variegated yarn.

The combination of knit stitches, purl stitches, and yarn overs creates this simple and quick-knit scarf. Change yarn weight and needle sizes to get a different look for your finished project.

The perfect beanie for any occasion! This hat makes up quickly and is simple enough for a beginner’s first beanie!

The perfect way to keep your head warm on Valentine’s Day!

This is a simple pattern designed for practicing the basic stitches single, double, and triple crochet. 200 yards will make a scarf approx 50” long.

DK or Worsted Weight yarn recommended.

This hat is worked in the round from the bottom up. It was designed for the beginner knitter to practice seamless color changes in the round.

This is a simple pattern designed for beginner knitters. This pillow has a basketweave pattern on the front and stockinette stitch on the back. However, you may choose to do the basketweave on both sides without having to alter the pattern.

This skirt is perfect for the little sweetheart in your life! It looks great with tights or leggings in cooler weather or on its own in warmer weather.

This stocking knits up fairly quickly and looks great in many color combinations, making it perfect for either gender. Make one for a treasured gift or add it to your own holiday collection!

This crocheted tote uses front and back post stitches to create a unique basketweave illusion. The finished tote measures approximately 14 ¼” x 11” x 5 ¼” and is perfect for everyday use or as a trendy project bag!

This hat is a great way to sport a popular design!

This is a fairly quick knit pattern that comes with instructions for sizes newborn, 0-6 months, 6-12 months, Toddler/Child S, and Child L/Adult S. Looks great in any color and can be made with or without bows on the ears to be worn by a girl or a boy!

This is a very quick knit and simple pattern to follow. Basic knowledge of a knitting chart is required, as is the basic knowledge of either fair isle or duplicate stitch.

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This stocking is worked from the toe up and requires the ability to read and follow a chart.

This is a very quick and easy pattern that is knit holding two strands of DK weight yarn and using 10.5 dpns. The twirl topper is optional as the rolled brim hat is very cute on its own.

This is my first sock pattern and I would love to hear feedback on the use of the pattern.

This hat is worked from the earflaps up and is a fairly quick knit.