The pattern pdf for CACTI socks appears as it was originally published in Making Stories Magazine Issue 5.

Inspired by 1930s and ‘40s vintage style, this vest is knit seamlessly on circular needles from the bottom up to the armholes, then divided into front and back and knit flat to the shoulders. It features colorwork in traditional Fair Isle motifs with only two colors worked at the same time, with very short floats. Campion’s wide ribbing is nice...

These mittens, perfect for chilly winter months, feature colorwork motifs that are relatively simple yet engaging, for new and experienced knitters alike. WOOLGATHERER is two designs in one — it includes colorwork charts for two different mitten backs (with both mittens styles using the same motif on the palms). This pattern is written for one ...

This shawl is an elongated crescent-shaped shawl with generous wingspan. Worked in three main sections, Thistle begins at the top with a garter tab cast on and garter stitch section, then transitions to a honeycomb textured stitch section, followed by a yarn over mesh lace pattern, culminating in a delicate chevron lace border. Increases are ma...

These mittens, inspired by traditional folk knitting designs, are perfect for chilly winter months. FOLKSONGS mittens feature Latvian braids and colorwork motifs that are relatively simple yet engaging, for new and experienced knitters alike. This pattern is written for one size, but can easily be adapted to a variety of smaller or larger sizes...

This shawl is a variation on a crescent-shaped shawl. Worked in three main sections, Rrhiza begins at the top with a garter tab cast-on and garter stitch section, then transitions to a lovely textured stitch section, and culminates in a two-color mosaic pattern (one color is worked at a time, which means no carrying yarns). The picot bind-off c...

This cozy scarf features a stitch motif often referred to as Berry in a Box, a relatively simple bobbly texture that is easily achieved through knits, purls, yarn overs, and decreases. The ends of the scarf are punctuated with whimsical pom poms in a variety of colors…such a fun way to use up the leftover odds and ends in your knitting basket!

This cardigan is a variation on the FOLKCITY Studio Appledore pullover, named for an ‘edgy island’ that is part of an archipelago on the Maine and New Hampshire border in the Northeast US. Knit flat and seamlessly from the top down, Appledore Again features a mosaic colorwork yoke that is created by knitting slip stitch motifs with one color of...

This pullover is named for an ‘edgy island’ that is part of the Isles of Shoals, an archipelago on the Maine and New Hampshire border in the Northeast United States. Knit seamlessly on circular needles from the top down, Appledore features a mosaic colorwork yoke that is created by knitting slip stitch motifs with one color of yarn worked in a ...

River City is a design inspired by the river city in which I live. This pullover sweater is knit seamlessly on circular needles from the top down, with wide neckline and raglan sleeve shaping. (Raglan shaping is achieved through yarn over increases.) River City features a two-color mosaic border created with a series of slipped stitches, using ...

Sunset Primrose is a garden-inspired cardigan (it’s a gardigan!!) knit seamlessly on circular needles from the top down. The yoke features stranded colorwork in a folksy floral motif. A column of steek stitches is built into the design for knitting in the round without interruption; the steek is then cut, and stitches picked up for the front bu...

MARYANNA is a garden-inspired sweater that is knit seamlessly on circular needles from the top down. The yoke features colorwork in a folksy floral motif. One of my goals in designing this pattern was to create colorwork that is not too difficult for relatively new knitters to navigate, yet engaging for experienced knitters; only two colors are...

These socks are a pleasure to knit and wear! The front panel, featuring faux cable rows, adds visual interest with minimal fuss—the cables add stretch for an extra-comfortable fit. You can knit up a pair of Meadowsweet anklets in no time at all.