Knit in the rustic Rockwell, Morning Chores is the perfect pullover for a romp outside. The simple body and sleeves are paired with tons of texture in the yoke. This sweater features two color brioche and garter stitch giving it a pop of color and an element of fun.

Purchase this pattern and join the Road to Rhinebeck KAL running from September 5th to October 17th. We will have a prize drawing for those who complete the sweater and post a photo to their project page by October 18th. The prize will consist of yarn from Magpie Fibers and some Rhinebeck goodies! Visit our group thread for all the details!

This pullover is worked in the round from the bottom up. Short rows are used to create a hemline that is a bit lower in the back. Because of the nature of the yarn, edges are left raw. However, if substituting a non-linen or -silk yarn, you will need to work a couple rounds of garter stitch at the hem to prevent rolling. The fronts and back are...

Everyone needs a cardigan to grab on chilly evenings, even at the height of a Midwestern summer. Silver Creek is the best of both worlds. Knit in a cotton/bamboo/silk blend, this sweater breathes and stays light even in the thickest of heat. Knit in a worsted weight yarn at only 4.5 stitches per inch, this will fly off your needles.

A delicate stitch flows into a simple textured border in this lovely blanket. The big brother to the lightweight shawl version, this blanket is just the right about of cozy. The DK weight yarn adds structure and stability to the all over lace pattern while the square shape keeps knitting fun and easy; allowing for easy size modification.

A delicate stitch flows into a simple textured border in this lightweight shawl. Ethereal mixed with the everyday makes this shawl a great choice for cool summer evenings on the porch and nights out on the town. This basic triangle shape is worked with a simple slipped stitch pattern, perfect for knitters adven...

Every new baby needs a special blanket to be wrapped up in when they make their very first homecoming. This warm blanket is knit in a lovely slipped stitch pattern and features cables running along the edges and is bordered with ribbing. Knit in a luxurious yarn, this becomes the ultimate heirloom baby blanket.

Welcome home your little one in this precious pullover. The gentle A-line shape, curved hem, and seed stitch details creates a piece that is ethereal and timeless, perfect for any new addition.

Welcome home you little one in the perfect unisex baby cardigan. The raglan structure and double seed stitch yoke is the perfect mix of simple and texture. Three quarter length keeps sleeves out of baby’s mouth.

The perfect sweater knit in the cozy Cacao colorway, this pullover will warm your little one up from the winter chill outside. Just add marshmallows and you’re set for a snuggly afternoon by the fire!

The For Purchase version includes directions for 4 sizes, baby to adult. It also includes charted directions for both the body of the hat and the crown shaping.

This infinity scarf is knit in the round. Panels of lace and Stockinette, bordered by cables, are given a slanted look with increases and decreases placed in the Stockinette.

This vest is knit in the round from the bottom up. The majority of the body is worked in Stockinette stitch, with a textured, slip stitch pattern band worked around the chest. The crew collar features a button flap on the right shoulder for smaller sizes. Ribbing is worked at the hem, armholes, and collar of the vest.

This raglan-style sweater is knit from the top down to just below the underarms. Three-quarter length sleeves are worked in the round with garter stitch cuffs. The body is worked side to side as a separate piece, shaped with short rows at the underarms, then seamed horizontally to the bottom edge of the yoke. Garter edging is worked along the h...

1(1,1,2,2,2) skeinsDreaminColorBaby– 100% Superwash Merino, ~700 yards per 4oz skein – shown in Humdrum

A thick and cozy scarf knits up quickly using bulky Mecha. Ribbing creates a fabric that is squishable and warm, while making honeycomb cables completely reversible. Tapered ends and large pompoms keep this scarf fun!

This simple pullover, featuring an updated geometric colorwork motif, will become an essential piece in any child’s winter wardrobe.

This pattern is worked sleeves first. The body is knit from the bottom up. Sleeves are joined at the yoke. The yoke is worked in raglan decreases to the neckline. The neckline is shaped using a series of bind offs and decreases and is worked flat (back and forth) at this point. The collar is bound off, then stitches are picked up for the ribbing.

This pullover is knit from the top down using raglan shaping. Yoke is worked flat, the body and sleeves are then divided and body is knit in the round. Hem is shaped with short rows and finished with garter stitch. Collar and cuffs are finished with I-cord. Yoke closure is picked up and worked in garter stitch.

This pattern is worked from the bottom up using short rows to shape the hemline. Mirrored cables are worked along front panels. Fronts and back are separated at the armholes and each worked separately. Shoulders are joined with 3 needle bind off. Front cables are extended past the shoulder, grafted together and sewn to the back neckline. Sleeve...

Larger sizes are available in my new book: Great Knit Sweaters for Guys Big and Small. The pattern in the book is available for sizes 24-56” chest.

-Finished Size 34 1/4 (38 1/4, 42 1/4, 46 1/4, 50 1/4)“ bust circumference, buttoned. Cardigan shown measures 34 1/4”, modeled with 1/4” positive ease.

This pattern is a part of my collection of children’s designs, Saltwater Knits. Saltwater Knits is available as an ebook pdf download. It includes three sweaters, a vest, and a hat all sized for children 6 months to 12 years.

This pattern is a part of my collection of children’s designs, Saltwater Knits. Saltwater Knits is available as an ebook pdf download. It includes three sweaters, a vest, and a hat all sized for children 6 months to 12 years.

This pattern is a part of my collection of children’s designs, Saltwater Knits. Saltwater Knits is available as an ebook pdf download. It includes three sweaters, a vest, and a hat all sized for children 6 months to 12 years.

This pattern is a part of my collection of children’s designs, Saltwater Knits. Saltwater Knits is available as an ebook pdf download. It includes three sweaters, a vest, and a hat all sized for children 6 months to 12 years.

This pattern is a part of my newest collection of children’s designs, Saltwater Knits. Saltwater Knits is available as an ebook pdf download. It includes three sweaters, a vest, and a hat all sized for children 6 months to 12 years.

This tee is worked flat in two pieces from the bottom up. The hem is shaped with short rows while a simple yet lovely lace pattern is worked over the yoke. Seams are sewn using mattress stitch, shoulders are grafted together. Neck and armlines are finished with an attached I-cord.

This flirty top is worked in the round from the top down. While simple to make, the flutter sleeves and pleated waist shaping add stand-out details that make this a special piece to add to your summer wardrobe.

The perfect tee for crisp mornings and a romp in the woods. This tee is worked from the bottom up with sleeves joined and raglan shaping. The collar is finished with an I-cord edge.

Proceeds from this pattern will be donated to Pawsabilities: The Humane Society of Greater Akron for the annual Bark in the Park event. Thank you for helping support our animal shelter through your purchase.

This hooded pullover is knit in the round from the top down. The pocket is added by knitting onto waste yarn, then picking up stitches and kniting in the round when the body is complete. The hood is picked up at the neckline and grafted on the top. This fun pattern can be made in a variety of colors for boys or girls. Consider using a luxury ya...

This little pullover is worked in the round from the bottom up. Sleeves are worked separately and attached at the yoke to offer minimal seaming. The fisherman look is complete with a simple rolled collar.

This sweater is worked in the round from the bottom up. The sleeves are knit separately in the round then joined to the body to be worked in a raglan yoke. The button band is picked up to finish the sweater. Fair Isle pattern is worked through the body and on sleeve cuffs.