I designed Casco Bay for my final make. wear. love. fall sweater retreat collection in 2019. Each retreat, I make a mini-collection of sweaters in yarns from our vendors, loosely focused around a theme.

This unisex, zippered cardigan is inspired by Mr. Rogers’s sweaters (all of them knitted by his mum!). I couldn’t be more pleased to share it with you in honor of Maxwell King’s biography The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers.

My Sheffield Cardigan is an easy-to-wear, fun-to-knit, fluid and elegant piece. It’s the design for my latest Ultimate Sweater Box, and was created specifically for the lusciously-tweedy Fibre Company Acadia. (I highly recommend this yarn to make this cardigan.)

Isham Road is the pattern from my first Ultimate Sweater Box. It’s an exceptionally simple and current silhouette: an oversized drop-shoulder tee. Meant to be worn oversized, this type of garment is easy to knit, wear, and makes a great early sweater project.

The Cedar Ledge Cardigan is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of four sweater patterns and three accessories designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Cedar Ledge Pullover is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of four sweater patterns and three accessories designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Spruce Point Pullover is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of four sweater patterns and three accessories designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Bayberry Cowl is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of three accessories and four sweater patterns designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Greenridge Hat is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of three accessories and four sweater patterns designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Forest Hills Wrap is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of three accessories and four sweater patterns designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan.

The Spruce Point Cardigan is part of my Spring 2018 Remarkable Yarns Collection: a set of four sweater patterns and three accessories designed to work equally well with both Rosy Green Wool and Crave Yarns Caravan. (It was also previously released, in the hourglass silhouette shown, for a make. wear. love. retreat event.)

Harbor Village was part of the design collection for my 2017 make. wear. love. fall sweater retreat, with yarn from our vendor Yarn Culture.

Fall always makes me simultaneously want to stomp around outside, curl up with a good book, and relax on my patio next to the fire pit. This sweater is great for all of the above, and fun to knit as well – a simple texture on the sweater’s yoke and a low and- lower asymmetrical hemline keep things interesting. A scoop neckline and slightly slim...

I create a collection for each make. wear. love. retreat, and Point Lobos is one of the three 2017 west coast sweaters.

Easton is a nod to my very favorite sweater in the whole world - an old sales-bin find. It’s slightly (but not excessively) dolman through the arms, loosely-fit through the shoulders, with extra-deep ribbing and an extra-luscious cowl, out of a soft gray wool. It’s been looking shabbier and shabbier, and I’ve been wanting to design something in...

Achieve maximum knitterly happiness this winter with a quick combination of luxurious yarns and a modern cable pattern.

Shorescape combines fun gradient stripes and an updated drop shoulder silhouette for easy, entertaining knitting. I designed this sweater for my fall 2016 make. wear. love. retreat, using our vendor Indigodragonfly’s lovely CaribouBaa merino yarn.

Tidal Pool is available for purchase in one of two ways:

I created Curlew for my Spring 2016 make. wear. love. retreat in Pacific Grove, CA. The Monterey Peninsula is temperate and breezy year-round, so wool is always welcome - and this relaxed, effortless-looking cardigan fits in perfectly with the area’s casual ocean-front style.

The coast of Maine is rocky and breezy, and Small Point beach in my hometown is definitely a representation of that. If you’re going to be spending a lot of time on the beach, you want something casual, and layer-friendly. Warm, but not so stiff you can’t throw a frisbee or chase the tide.

Technical editing by Sandi Rosner. Photos by Jonathan Herzog. Model credit Beth Russell.

I love a good raglan. I wear a lot of them, regularly. So when I was designing my own sweater in the make. wear. love. retreat: west coast collection, and thinking about what I wear on the beach, I knew it had to be a raglan.

Technical editing by Sandi Rosner. Photo credit Jonathan Herzog.

You can buy the Cushing Isle pattern in two different ways!

Yardage requirements: The different sizes of this sweater will use approximately 909 (1012, 1103, 1239, 1371, 1506, 1624, 1759, 1897, 2032) yds/831 (925, 1008, 1132, 1253, 1377, 1484, 1607, 1734, 1857) m.

You can buy a Harrogate pattern in one of two ways!

You can buy a Courant pattern in one of two ways!

The Thornes Pullover from Valley Yarns is a classic, comfortable turtleneck pullover that adds understated elegance to any outfit. The reverse stockinette stitch fabric lends a soft, approachable look to the sweater and makes the color changes in this slightly variegated colorway more subtle. The ribbed trim and twisted stitch detailing give a ...

Technical editing by Alison Green.

The Noanet Peak set knits up quickly, is cozy warm, and has kicky stripes to keep you interested…

Technical editing by Alison Green. Photo credit Jonathan Herzog.

Technical editing by Alison Green. Photo credit Jonathan Herzog.

Please note that Tucci is a traditional pattern in a single gauge and multiple standard sizes.

You can buy a Birch Bark pattern in two different ways!

Technical editing by Alison Green. Photo credit Amy Herzog. Thanks to Beth Russell for modeling.

Finished Measurements

Finished Measurements

Nantasket is available in two formats!

Photographs copyright Jonathan Herzog 2013. Technical editing by Elizabeth Sullivan.

All photographs copyright Jonathan Herzog 2013 and used with permission. Technical Editing by Elizabeth Sullivan.

Some photographs copyright Caro Sheridan 2013 and used with permission. Technical editing by Elizabeth Sullivan.

The Fellowes Cloche was designed for the Woolen Rabbit yarn club and is now available for general purchase.

Photo credit: Caro Sheridan Technical Editing: Sue McCain

Tremont Street was originally created for the Charles Collection. Photos copyright Caro Sheridan and used with permission.

Photos copyright Caro Sheridan and used with permission.

02.07.13 In the sample garment shown in the photos, all of the cables twist in the same direction. In the actual pattern charts, the smaller cables twist in the opposite direction from the larger cables. This is a discrepancy between the sample and the pattern that was not seen prior to publication.

Sebasco is now available in two formats!

This fitted pullover is accented with a beaded mock quilting pattern along the square neckline in front and back. The stitch pattern is echoed on the cuffs of the set-in sleeves.

Intended to be worn with 1–2” / 2.5–5 cm negative ease.

A fitted, 3/4 sleeve scoop-neck pullover in the gull lace pattern made popular by Elizabeth Zimmermann’s “February Baby Sweater”.