The cables in this cowl interlock like perfectly cut wood joints.

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This pattern is for older children, teens, and adults - it doesn’t work so well for young children, since their bodies have different proportions. To make this for a little kid, check out the Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher Sweater pattern.

Every Possible toe-up, magic loop, two-at-a-time, short-row-turn-and-gusset-decrease-heel Sock

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Keep your newborn’s little fingers warm (and their face scratch-free) with these tiny mitts! To keep them on their busy hands, you’ll knit a bobble into the fabric to act as a hazard-free button.

Available in two versions: normal 4-page version for easy reading, and small 2-page version for saving trees!

This pattern is written for young children, 0-4 years. An adult version is available too!

This is a seamless sweater knitted top-down in the round and shaped with the raglan technique. It has two antler cables - one on the front and one on the back - with smooth transitions from the cables into the ribbing. I recommend DK-weight cotton yarn, which makes this an all-seasons sweater that looks professional AND is machine washable!

This pattern uses the double knitting technique: you’ll be knitting two connected pieces of fabric at once on the same set of needles. The result is a scarf with two right sides, with the same two-color pattern reversed from one side to the other.

This pattern uses the double knitting technique: you’ll be knitting two connected pieces of fabric at once on the same set of needles. The result is a scarf with two right sides, with the same two-color pattern reversed from one side to the other.