The Yarn Girls

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Knitting: Baby Blanket
This is a fun and easy blanket that knits up super quick. It is very soft and has a nice weight to it. Perfect for covering baby in the stroller or car seat but equally good for tummy time or lying baby on! We hope you enjoy knitting this up for a special baby.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
I used one skein of manos yarn and found a left over contrast color for the pom pom. There is enough manos in one skein if you want a matching pom pom instead.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This striped ribbed hat is a quick knit. We knit it flat, as we find the stripes line up better when sewing as opposed to knitting in the round. It keeps your ears nice and warm!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This is a simple hat, knit in the round. The small size took just one ball of the beautiful Blue Sky Alpacas, Suri Merino. It knits up quickly - so there is still time to make one before winter is over. I wear mine every day!
Knitting: Cowl
This chunky neck warmer is a quick, easy knit. The pattern has instructions to knit the neck warmer either in the round or on straight needles. If you make it with two colors, you can make two neck warmers - switching the top and bottom colors. I used a #13 needle to get the gauge. It only took an hour or so to knit up and boy does it keep me w...
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This blanket will add texture and color to babies room or a stroller. Go a step beyond and add a fun and soft fabric to the back. This is a simple blanket to knit. Perfect for beginner-intermediate knitters.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This is a great cabled hat pattern. It looks difficult but is so easy. It is an excellent beginner cable project. Instructions are written for working flat or in the round. I used cashmere because I was feeling indulgent (and boy is it warm) - but a nice merino wool like Zara or Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran works equally well for a fraction of ...
Knitting: Cardigan
This is a great cardigan for any young child. It was one of our most popular patterns at The Yarn Co and I made one for each of my kids when they were born and have made this sweater countless times as a baby gift. Picking the colors is half the fun - very easy to tailor it to a boy or a girl or an “i don’t know!” If you have trouble increasing...
Knitting: Dress
Knitting: Dress
This is an adorable dress! It is easy to wear and easy to knit. Once your little angel outgrows it - makes a great tunic with a pair of leggings!
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This is a simple baby blanket that works up quickly and looks great. The yarn is used double.
Knitting: Cowl
This cow/neckwarmer is super fast to knit. We doubled the already chunky Blue Sky Alpaca Bulky. Use a #19 circular needle, either a 16” or a 24”. Part is knit in the round and then after a few inches you begin to work back and forth.
Knitting: Poncho
This poncho is knit in a simple rib stitch. It is a rectangle that is sewn together. There is a point that hangs in the front and the back is shorter and straight across.
Knitting: Cardigan
This bobble sweater is adorable for any little girl. There is a boy version included in the pattern - just work garter stitch at the edges instead of the bobbles. also hat pattern for leftover yarn is included.
Knitting: Vest
We saw a vest like this in the window of barneys and had to make it. When we wear it at the shop - it literally flies off the shelves! Purchase yarn for this pattern at www.theyarnco.com
Knitting: Throw
This blanket is great for a beginner who wants to knit a throw. It has a nice stripe pattern to keep you interested and moves pretty quickly. It can be knit in chenille doubled or use one strand of a bulkier yarn and cut the yardage in half. Purchase yarn for this pattern at www.theyarnco.com.
Knitting: Throw
This is a great pattern for a beginner who wants to knit a fast and easy throw. It is knit in all garter stitch, holding 4 strands of yarn together. Part of the fun is choosing 4 great colors to make this throw great.
Knitting: Earflap Hat
This earflap hat is sure to keep you warm this winter. We held the yarn double and worked it flat - you need to seam it up the back BUT this way the stripes line up perfectly - no jog.
Knitting: Cardigan
I added a little zip to this simple summer cardi by putting a cute edging at the bottom of the body and sleeves. I created the edging by simply wrapping the yarn around the needle twice and then dropping the extra wraps in the next row.
Knitting: Pullover
This is a fun v-neck pullover. It has a nice swing to it - and is very simple to knit. If you are not using the Berroco Origami, be sure to use a yarn that had a little drape.
Knitting: Skirt
I made this skirt for my daughter Zoe and she loved it so much that she requested a second one in yellow! I made that one in Koigu, kpppm. The lace pattern is only a two row repeat, so it is pretty simple - good for a beginner who wants to tackle a first lace project. I knit the skirt in the round - so there is no seaming except for when you se...
Knitting: Cardigan
This fun cardigan is the perfect sweater to throw on your little one when there is a chill in the air. It can be fancy or functional and has been a big hit for the under 4 set at The Yarn Co. It is a little small on our model…but cute nonetheless.
Knitting: Cardigan
This sweater is light and flouncy. It is a fun sweater to knit and wear and looks great on almost everyone! We made a kids version too, so if you want that mother/daughter look - this is perfect.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
This halter top is the perfect summer item. It knits up in a jiffy because there is not much to it. We used the mystik yarn double but you could easily use something with a single strand - just cut the necessary yardage in half!
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
This swirl pattern is a great way to enter into the world of yarnovers and eventually lace. It is knit on a #10 needle, so it moves quickly and the pattern is elegant yet fun. The Bonsai yarn has great drape and is perfect for a summer shawl. We currently have a lot of great colors in stock at The Yarn Company. Visit our website at The Yarn Com...
Knitting: Pullover
Julie designed this cabled raglan tunic and it came out great. It looks great on with a pair of leggings or some skinny jeans. It is a great project to practice cabling on, the cable is simple and only on the front.
Knitting: Pullover
This is a great, comfy raglan v-neck pattern. The S. Charles, Sari is a beautiful 100% silk yarn. It knits up at 3 stitches to the inch so it is a nice quick knit - and perfect for a cool spring day.
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This is a simple yarn over pattern with a garter stitch border. The blanket is fun to knit and the yarn is sooo soft.
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This ribbed rainbow baby blanket is super easy to knit and looks great. It’s a simple k5, p5 throughout and you can use standard rainbow colors or change it up and make it your own. We held the baby babmboo yarn double and it is super soft and cuddly.
Knitting: Cardigan
This swing cardigan is great to throw on any time. It’s light and has a great drape. Looks great with jeans or it can be a little dressy too.
Knitting: Baby Blanket
We used the ecologie cotton doubled to make this blanket. The pattern is a simple stockinette and yarn over pattern. It is fun to make and moves nice and quickly.
Knitting: Skirt
This skirt is fun to make and looks so cute on. It is pretty easy too - a straight forward chevron stitch with no shaping. The drawstring at the top gives a little leeway in terms of fit. You can make it in all different colorways and it looks like a new skirt each time!
Knitting: Dress
I made this great dress for my daughter. It is simple and looks adorable on. As she gets bigger she can wear it as a shirt with leggings.
Knitting: Cardigan
This cute cardigan is lots of fun to wear. The pom pom yarn adds nice interest to the cardigan. It is knit with one strand of cotton and 1 strand of pom pom held together. If you want to make it more wintery - just use Filatura di Crosa, Zara instead of the cotton!
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This blanket is fun and fast to knit. The star stitch adds a little interest without being too difficult. Great for a beginner knitter looking to expand upon their knitting abilities.
Knitting: Cardigan
This simple ruffle turns a boring cardigan into an adorable one! Just cast on triple the number of stitches you need and after working a few rows, knit 3 stitches together and voila - a ruffle!
Knitting: Dress
This cute dress with the flouncy bottom is perfect for all occasions and all seasons. Dress it up, dress it down, put a tee shirt under it and wear it with a pair of tights or without! Any little girl is sure to be the talk of the town when wearing this!
Knitting: Cardigan
This simple sweater is made exciting by using the fun yarn at the edges. It is a must have for every little girl’s wardrobe!
Knitting: Dress
This is a whimsical dress that is super wearable. It can be worn alone, with leggings, with a tee shirt underneath or without. It is simple to knit and looks great on.
Knitting: Cowl
This neck warmer looks great and keeps your neck nice and cozy. Pull it up over your head on those extra chilly days and you’ll stay toast warm and look fashionable too.
Knitting: Balaclava
This is another cute idea we scoped out on Madison Avenue. It is a balaclava - kind of like a face mask that protects you from the cold on those really frigid days. And if it warms up a bit - just roll it up and it’s an adorable hat! This is a super quick project and lots of fun to wear.
Knitting: Cardigan
The no-button cardigan is this seasons must have item! This cardigan is easy to knit and easy to wear. It hangs beautifully and looks great with jeans or dressed up a bit. And the yarn we knit it in, Karma, is wonderfully soft and luxurious.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
This shawl is the same pattern as the summer shawl (so don’t buy both!) The only difference is it is knit on a #13 needle and uses 3 strands of yarn. We used one strand of Filatura di Crosa, Superior and two strands of Koigu, Kpppm. The superior gives the shawl a wonderful, luscious softness. It is a great wrap to make you cozy in the winter mo...
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
We saw a hat that looked like this in Barneys on Madison Avenue selling for $200! We thought to ourselves “We could make that for a fraction of the cost!” And we did! It’s a fun hat - and a super fast one to make!
Knitting: Pillow / Cushion
These pillows look great in all sorts of color combos. I made them years ago and still love them! I did not put my own zipper in - but sent it to a pillow person to have it put in correctly since I am not much of a sewer. Needelpoint stores will often provide a pillow-making service.
Knitting: Pullover
This 3/4” sleeve pullover sweater with the simple detailing along the borders was my go to sweater this spring/summer. I threw it on whenever I got a chill and it looked and felt great. Simple but stylish - it looked great with jeans or a nice black skirt.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
Tired of knitting scarves? Or did your last project leave you with a big headache and a vow not to make something where you need to follow a hundred row patter? Then make this adorable garter stitch tank top! It’s easy as ABC and looks great on a summer day or in the fall as a vest with a top underneath.
Knitting: Pullover
This Cozy Cabled Sweater is a great beginner cable project. The cables look complicated but are just two basic cables, one right after the other. It is a fun, fast knit - and a great sweater to throw on on crisp fall days or in the chill of winter.
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This blanket is fun and easy to knit. It is just a simple slip stitch pattern, so you are only knitting with one color at a time to get this great look. It also looks good on both sides. Pick fun colors for a funky blanket or more subtle colors for a more traditional one. Either way, the lucky baby (and mom) will love it!
Knitting: Baby Blanket
This is a fun blanket to make. It is the same pattern as our polka dot blanket but made in a chunkier yarn for those who need to move things along a little quicker and prefer knitting on a size 10 needle as opposed to a size 7!
Knitting: Scarf
This is a great way to learn cables. The scarf is basically a simple rib pattern with two rows of basic cabling. It’s super easy but looks like you did a lot of hard work.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Buy 3 different colors of yarn and make 3 adorable hats, each with a little flair all it’s own. I used up pretty much all my yarn making these three hats - so don’t leave long tails!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This basic hat is knit back and forth and then seamed. Feel free to knit it in the round, just make all even rounds a knit round.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This hat pattern is knit back and forth - for those who don’t like to go onto double pointed needles. It can certainly be worked in the round for those who prefer to do so - just work all even rounds as a knit round. Also, we used the Bel Air yarn held double. If you use a single strand you can just halve the necessary yardage.
Knitting: Scarf
This dot scarf is fun to knit once you get used to dropping your stitches down four rows. It has a great, sophisticated look in black and white but bright colors add a little bit of fun.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
This simple wrap knits up quickly on a size 15 needle. It is a great beginner project. The pattern also works well with wool yarns for a snuggly winter scarf/shawl.
Knitting: Dress
This is a fun dress to make for any Mod little girl you know. You can knit it in traditional colors or go super funky. I’ve seen it knit in all sorts of colorways and it always looks great! Half the fun is picking the colors.
Knitting: Dress
This is a fun sundress for little girls of all ages. If you have any questions about the pattern please email us at yarnco@verizon.net. enjoy and happy knitting!
Knitting: Baby Blanket
I love this blanket. It is so much fun to knit. My daughter loves it too - she sleeps with it every night. Once again, choosing colors is a big part of the project. I choose a funky, fun combination of hot pink, orange and white with a bright green trim. I’ve seen it done in pastels for those who like more traditional baby colors and in more so...
Knitting: Shrug / Bolero
This tie shrug is a great staple for any wardrobe. It looks great tied up or just hanging loose. We did it in the beautiful Euroflax Linen and it gets softer and drapier with each wash and dry. We’ve also done it in mohair if you’d like a winter version.