Featured in the Knit Picks May 2023 IDP Showcase, Minty Lace Tank top has lace panels up the front and back. The sides are a simple rib, which offers elasticity and contrasting texture. A twisted rib separates the lace and ribbing sections, with four vents at the bottom. An I-cord cast on provides a handkerchief-look to the hem. I-cord spaghett...

Serenade Socks are named for the gorgeous harmony of colors provided by the Stroll Tonal Mini Packs. The brighter Mini Packs yield vibrant and spicy color blends while the more subdued Mini Packs yield gorgeous, subtly peppered blends.

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Pansy Shell is inspired by those amazing little flowers that bloom in the fall, which give much-needed color on gray days. This simple pullover showcases a lovely floral motif on the front panel, celebrating a flirty, feminine side. The pullover is knit in flat panels and seamed. An I-Cord Cast On creates a handkerchief-look hem. The front pane...

In celebration of those deliciously crisp fall days, a repeating lace leaf within a diamond decorates the bottom edge of this poncho. Seed Stitch along the outer edges provides a clean, flat finish. This asymmetrical piece is worked as a long rectangle, which is folded in half and seamed along one shoulder. Increased stitches at the collar crea...

Michelina is a flirty, crescent-shaped shawl decorated with pops of contrasting color. Surprisingly simple stitches make this an impressive addition to any wardrobe.

The Lavender Tank Top speaks summer in every line of its silhouette. Knit in delicate, recycled-silk yarn, this airy tank is worked back and forth in pieces from the bottom up and seamed. The front panels wrap around slightly to the back. The tank is finished with I-cord spaghetti straps.

Designed to be flattering to all sizes, Stellan is a long, open front cardigan. Subtle textural contrast sets the stage for this cardigan. Seed stitch decorates the front lapels, making them reversible. A column of twisted stitches separates this from the stockinette section, which makes up the rest. I-cord cast on’s, edges and bind offs all le...

The Berkett Beanie features a playful use of color created with the marling technique. The pattern is fun but simple, and it has unisex appeal.

The Cambridge socks are unisex socks with universal appeal. Tanbark stitch decorates the top of the foot and the leg with tiny, precise diamonds, the overall effect being a clean, classic sock worthy of its collegiate name.

The Jardin Des Fleurs shawl reflects the natural grace and beauty of a French flower garden. It begins at the center back neck and is worked out and downward, in two mirrored right triangles, connected along the spine.

Combining several traditional lace motifs in a classic rectangular wrap shape, Eden Lace is knit in fingering weight yarn, making it squishy, warm, and comfy to wear!

Give your couch a smart style upgrade with this scrappy, yet dapper, doggie. Choose any solid color to match your home décor for the background, and this bespectacled little pup will bring a smile to all who enter your living room.

Giverny is a slouchy hat, meant to be worn with positive ease, so the 2 sizes provided will fit a wide range of actual head sizes. Adorned with meandering vines, it begins with a slipped stitch rib which wanders into the lace pattern. The crown is finished with decrease shaping designed to incorporate the leaf pattern.

Breakers Shawlette is meant to celebrate our deep, almost spiritual connection to the ocean. Echoing the rhythm of the sea, the waves begin small and simple, swelling higher with each one, crescendoing at the bottom point of the scarf.

This hat is a unisex design, ready for anybody to grab and look great on their way out the door! The combination of wool and stranding keeps those precious ears toasty and warm. Worked with worsted weight yarn and just 2 colors at a time, this hat is fast and fun with satisfying results. Proper blocking will give the have a relaxed, slouchy look.

Traditional meets trendy with these cheerful stockings! Stick with the classic color palette used, or add some modern flair to both with neon hues!

This design is strong and masculine, rhythmic – with an echo of Native American feeling, alongside the traditional Scandinavian strand work. The cuff is long and generous for a comfortable, slouchy look. The strand work of the hand fits snuggly and is worked without a thumb gusset, meaning the right and left mitts are identical.

A gorgeous Celtic-inspired cable pattern adorns the back of each of these fingerless knitted mitts. The cables not only look beautiful, but will help keep your hands warm! Ribbing at top and bottom cuffs and a thumb gusset make these mitts fit wonderfully so your hands are truly free while staying toasty warm.

Note: Issues with the printed version regarding gauge & size have been corrected in the pattern download from my Rav shop. Thanks!

Ash leaves adorn the sleeves, fronts, and hood of this cardigan. Sew in a zipper for warmth on windy days. The ash tree gets its common name from the Old English word for spear (aesc), and English folklore includes many stories about such trees.

This elegant lacy top is full of understated details. A vertical detail line in front, a back vent, and generous ease make for a comfortable flattering fit.

Like a row of mint-leaved roses growing at the edge of a wild field, the ribbon embellishment on this lovely pillow enlivens the simple contrasting textures. This sweet and simple pattern shows how a little decoration goes a long way.

Looking at this pillow, you can almost hear the crackling fire keeping the cabin toasty on a chilly winter evening. Set against a dark background, the design pops in beautiful contrast and will brighten any room.

This light and flowy stole features a lattice border and an openwork leaf pattern. Aurelia is knitted flat with a fixed stitch count, making it an accessible pattern for those newer to lace knitting. You’re sure to get noticed, and when you do, you’ll be proud to call this stole handmade.

A classic aran sweater with a flattering V-neck, Rhiannon allows the knitter to try many different cable patterns. Knit flat and seamed, in DK weight yarn, this is a sweater you won’t forget knitting.

Worked from the bottom up with a stranded technique that employs five colors, these boot cuffs are a lovely way to dress up any look. Use up lots of scrap yarn to a stunning, unique result!

Third in the series, this stranded Christmas Stocking is the perfect, heirloom gift! Turtledoves, Christmas trees and various holiday motifs decorate this cheery stocking. Worked in the traditional 2 strand Fair Isle method, a total of 8 colors gives this stocking it’s designer appeal.

It can be difficult to find a scarf pattern that suits the picky guys in your life (at least around here!). But Handsome Fella Scarf is rugged enough for a chilly hike in the woods, while still being elegant enough to dress up a trench coat in the city.

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Worked with only 2 colors at a time, this chullo is easier than it looks! A total of 5 colors gives the hat a festive, designer appeal. Two different color charts are provided to give you a choice between a lighter hat or darker one, as shown in the samples.

Check out the picture at the left! We (SHE) won 2nd prize at the Texas State Fair!! And that’s a really BIG state!

Need a fair isle project that’s quicker than most? This set, knit in worsted weight wool, will be finished in a flash. Six skeins of yarn make both items, so you’ll have enough wool and just enough time left to try your hand at so much more, once you’ve completed this eye-catching pair.

Knit using the classic Fair Isle stranded method, never more than 2 colors are used at once. A total of 6 different colors give this Christmas Stocking a distinctive designer look.

Knit using the classic Fair Isle stranded method, never more than 2 colors are used at once. A total of 6 different colors give this Christmas Stocking a distinctive designer look.

Three times the fun!!! This exciting pattern includes instructions for three stylish cowls: a roll-over collar version, a neckwarmer and a slouch cowl. The pattern has been fully test knitted and tech-edited and includes both easy to read charts and line by line written instructions. The stitchwork is interesting and unique, but easier than it ...

A vine wanders back and forth across this scarf, accented by leaves and berries. The scarf is knit in two pieces and grafted together. A hood is then added to create a warm, dramatic accessory you’ll love. (And no funny point at the back of your head!)

What is more personal than a handmade gift? And this stylish, Art Deco-inspired cloche is sure to be a favorite fashion accessory. It is worked in the round from the bottom up. It begins with a simple lace motif and ends with a star pattern at the crown. The pattern offers the 3 listed sizes and includes both an easy-to-read chart and written i...

A lovely, cabled leaf follows the edge of this scarf, as a lace mesh makes up the interior. The one piece, shaped hood is attached to the middle of the scarf, just beneath the rolled edge.

This one-piece, seamless headband has I-cord ties so it’s adjusted to fit you! My beloved test knitter, Nancy, lives in a stone house in France (can you imagine?!) and is a fabulous gardener. I designed this headband, decorated with lace & bobble flowers, for her and for you. The pattern includes both charts and written instructions. It beg...

This luxurious lace & cable scarf has a hood built in for warmth & style. The pattern includes both an easy-to-read chart and written row-by-row instructions. It requires intermediate skills including lacework, cabling, simple shaping and seaming. It’s sure to become a favorite accessory!

This happy, snuggly guy is the perfect companion for your favorite little (or big) someone! The back panel shows a sleeping monster. He requires a little intarsia, working with double pointed needles and some simple embroidery. He makes a great gift -- the defender of happy dreams!!

This lighter-than-air cashmere cowl is the perfect luxurious gift for your favorite person, (or even yourself!)

If you are a tree lover like me, having a tree branching out across the back of your hand just feels right!

This simply shaped shrug has just enough stitch variety to keep it interesting. The result is a comfortable, romantic accessory that can dress up a camisole or just warm up your shoulders a little. NOTE: Sizes S & L are edged along the arm with a cable, producing a nice scalloped effect. Size M is edged with a lattice stitch, as shown.

This one-piece hood is decorated with a lovely flowering vine. It requires simple yarn-overs, I-cord edging and daisy chain embroidered flowers. The pattern includes both easy-to-read charts and written row-by-row instructions. It includes 2 sizes: S/M and M/L. It measures 11.5”/29.2cm (13”/33cm) from top of head to neckband edge and 18.5”/47cm...

A beautiful, cabled tree serenely stands guard on the front of this lightly felted bag. It’s roughly 13.5”X12”, just the right size for everything you need on the go. You can choose between an I-cord handle (as shown) or a simpler, flat handle. The sample is knit using 4 skeins of Wool of the Andes Worsted Yarn in the gorgeous Rooibos Heather. ...