Harvest is a collection of 5 patterns in Malabrigo Yarn and is part of the Malabrigo Freelance Pattern Project.

Materials: Tunney Wool Company O-Wool Classic 2-ply (100% certified organic merino wool) (198yds/50g)

“A fun and intriguing knit, this hat features two knitted triangles that come together to form the base. Both triangles use the same stitch pattern, but on opposite sides, creating a different texture for each piece.”

The band of this hat is knit in the two-color brioche technique. This hat can be made without needing to know how to decrease in the brioche stitch pattern, which makes it a great brioche practice hat!

Lace work and beading adorn this elegant capelet. Knit using short rows, the lace pattern is seamless from wedge to wedge and the sizing is completely adjustable with very little effort. Silky Merino creates the perfect drape and warmth for this darling little shoulder accessory.

Ruched legwarmers feel warm and inviting and also dress up your legs. These legwarmers use sock held doubled. The icord edging at the top and bottom are knit into the legwarmers, which can also be worn as armwarmers.

An inner felted mitt and outer lace mitt combine to make this unique and intriguing combination. Knit together, the inner mitt uses worsted and the outer mitt uses Rios (superwash). Just throw in the washing machine and the inner mitt felt, but the outer mitt remains the same. 2 pairs of mitts can be made from the yarn for 1.

Cables and colorwork work together to create trees and color changing leaves. Lace held doubled feels lightweight, warm and perfectly soft. Multiple hats can be made with the yarn from 1, which is always a bonus.

A sleek looking cutaway vest knit out of chunky Rasta. Instant gratification abounds, when working on large needles and big yarn. This vest sports a leaf pattern motif up the front and around the back of the neck creating a subtle visual interest.

An allover fair isle hat worked side-to-side for the band then finished in the round for the rise, crown and ribbing.

Material: Am besten eignet sich ein Garn von mittlerer Stärke. Die jeweils benötigte Lauflänge insgesamt beträgt für die Größen 6- 12 Monate und 12-18 Monate, 330 m, für 2-3 Jahre und 3-4 Jahre, 440 m und für 4-5 Jahre, 550 m in der Grundfarbe und jeweils 110 m Lauflänge in der Kontrastfarbe.

A rectangular stole in two lace patterns grafted together at the center.

These sock weight cuffs can be worn with the ruffle at your fingers or at your wrist. They are lightweight, warm and washable, since they are worked in sock yarn.

This hat pattern is fast, fun and easy! Use slip stitches to create colorwork while only working one yarn at a time!

Knit from the top down without any seams, this baby sweater covers sizes 6 mos all the way to 10 years. Find the perfect ribbon to embellish your “little boy blue” or girl for that matter.

Knit this hat from the top down, starting with a short row circle at the top. This hat moves quickly as you work “bump outs”, stranding and stripes. You can make 3 hats with the yarn for 1!

These adorable lederhosen for boys will charm everyone! Knit to be true replicas of Austrian lederhosen, they feature a front flap with buttons, pockets, and adjustable shoulder straps.

These adorable headbands are knit in worsted weight yarn. The first features fair-isle type stranded colorwork, while the second features intarsia colorwork - great for learning both!

These sportweight socks will keep your feet warm and cozy during those cold winter months. The combination of cables and stripes are fun to knit and the color choices are endless. Just 2 skeins for the pair!

These fun and fanciful mittens sport a honeycomb pattern. The slip stitch pattern is easy to remember and engaging to knit. purlaway™ mittens are knit with washable worsted weight yarn.

This sweet little jacket with ¾ length sleeves is an easy knit from the top down.

Twisted is a blast to knit. The pattern has detailed instructions for the Intarsia Cable band and for grafting the band in pattern. The yarn called for in the pattern will make 3 hats, just by changing the main color!

This smaller version of the Macchu Picchu hat fits babies and kids up to 12 yrs. Knit with sport weight alpaca this hat is both warm and light weight.

A fingerless mitt pattern that has a bumpy texture that is rugged looking and shaped to fit a man’s hands.

The pattern includes detailed amounts of worsted weight yarn required for each sweater and hat. A great pattern for using up scrap yarn.

This bulky hat is a quick knit and a great first cables project! It takes just 1 skein of yarn and makes an inexpensive and fun gift.

A big, happy, easy to knit Christmas stocking that is felted so it keeps its shape no matter how much you put in it.

A cozy hat that uses worsted weight yarn. The construction begins at the braided ties and works up the earflaps to the crown.

The little bag, which sports a zipper, fits inside the larger bag and can be used for small essentials. The larger bag can be used as a clutch, or snap on the adjustable strap for a shoulder bag.

These mitts are knit in worsted weight yarn and have a fantastic textured pattern stitch. The pattern calls for one skein of cashmere (105 yards), which makes a luxurious treat.

This adorable hat is perfect for baby or adult. Knit with two strands of sock yarn or dk weight yarn. The hat takes on whatever shape it needs to making it an ideal hat for little ones.

This Peruvian inspired earflap hat features a unique, new cast-on technique and Andean patterns worked in fair isle. This is a great pattern for learning fair isle color work.

This spotted giraffe is knit in pieces and sewn together using worsted weight yarn. Petey makes a great gift.

The mitts and scarf are knit using two different self striping yarns to create the rainbow effect. A fast and fun project for beginners.