A timeless piece deserves a timeless construction, and that’s just how the Boyfriend Slipover is worked. You will begin by working down the back yoke flat, shaping the shoulders with short rows. After working the back yoke, you’ll work down the front yoke, shoulder by shoulder, including shaping for the V-neck. You’ll join the front yoke at the...

Construction:The hot mesh tank is knitted top-down. First, you will knit the back yoke, beginning with the back neck and moving down the back shoulders. You’ll then pick up stitches from the back, from which you’ll work down the front yoke in a similar fashion. Once the yoke is completed, you will work flat down each body panel (front and back)...

Seamless and knit in the round, with a fun top-down construction, this hat is your ticket to a perfect fit and a timeless accessory.

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Pick up your needles and yarn - it’s time to make a new summer staple! Introducing: The Summer Friday Tank!

I’m not even going to beat around the bush here: it’s summer and we all deserve to look hot af. This lacy polo is a blast to knit and the end result is a sexy, stylish top that you will be wearing on repeat all summer long. Worked up in DK cotton, it’s a quick and low-yardage knit that will become an instant night-out staple.

A fun take on traditional color-blocking, the Rule of Thirds Sweater is an intarsia knit perfect for a gradient or statement color combo. It’s got gently tapered sleeves and a thick crewneck, and it’s worked up in hyper-fluffy yarn.

This pullover is inspired by the first raglan I ever made. As anyone who’s been a novice knitter before can imagine, it turned out completely different than the pattern stated. But I loved the accidental diagonal stitch pattern and unique color-blocking so much, I decided to keep it and love it. Turns out, a lot of other people love it, too! So...

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