This is a good project for those who are comfortable with plain brioche rib and would like to try two colour brioche in the round.

The construction of this piece is super simple. It’s basically five rectangles knit flat and seamed together. The sleeves and yoke are knit side to side in one piece. The back and front pieces are three more rectangles, and the collar is one long skinny rectangle. There’s no armhole or sleeve cap shaping to mess with and the waist shaping is do...

Twisted travelling stitches wind round and round these fingerless mitts. You can wear them on the opposite hands for a different, asymmetrical look.

A moebius project. I like to call this one my swamp thing wrap/cowl.

This hat is named after the pineapple bun, a soft bread bun with a crunchy sweet topping which resembles a pineapple’s skin.

This shawl uses slipped stitches and lace to create an earthy, feathery effect. Gauge does not matter and it can be adjusted to different sizes by knitting more or fewer repeats of the textured or lacy sections.

A cabled yoke fit-and-flare dress. Good if you’re a bit pear shaped. You can also make it as a sweater.

The taotie is a mysterious creature found on ancient Shang dynasty bronze pots. Neither dragon, nor tiger, nor ox, its meaning been lost over the past 3000 years. There have been many theories: is it a fearsome man-eating ogre, a ritual shaman mask, or a link to the ancestors?

This scarf is a lot simpler than it looks - it is made up of a series of diagonally offset wedges, forming a ladder.

The Urban Butterfly is a top-down semi-circular shawl with an unusual construction. It is formed out of alternating triangular and rectangular segments branching out from 3 spines.

I originally wanted to do everything in multiples of six, but I had to put an occasional seventh row in to make it work. So the beat’s a bit off kilter, kind of like dropping a drum kit down the stairs.

Size: Fits an average sized hand, roughly 19 cm/7.5 in in circumference measured around the knuckles, excluding the thumb.

An extremely practical, deceptively simple flip-top mitten that will keep your hands warm while you text your friends and dig for small change in your wallet. Special construction for an invisible flip-top seam. Unisex. Available in 5 sizes from young teen to grown man.

The Archer tunic is worked flat and then seamed.

A lightweight pullover to wear over tank tops in autumn, spring, or overly-airconditioned rooms.

Finished garment is very stretchy, form-fitting, and flatters a variety of body types.

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Pattern description:

This is a good pattern for advanced beginners learning to knit in the round.