Introducing the Field Sketch Beanie, born out of a desire to wear the most cheerful hat when the weather turns grey!

This pattern was originally published as Starlight Knitting Society’s contribution to the 2023 Rose City Yarn Crawl, February 23rd – 26th, 2023 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is also available for download as part of the 2023 Pattern Collection: Magic.

The Willowherb cowl is another iteration of my Willowherb Shawl pattern, but a much quicker (and simpler) knit! The subtle floral motifs look beautiful peeking out from under your winter coat, and can bring a little cheer to the colder, rainy seasons.

Inspired by the hardy, evergreen leaves present in the forests of the Pacific Northwest year-round, the Vaccinium Mitts use a combination of cables and rapid increases to create a texturally pleasing leaf motif surrounded by snug ribbed fabric for a comfortable fit.

Named for the spikes found on black hawthorn trees, this hat features an interesting combination of standard stranded colorwork and colorwork dip stitches, creating subtly textured columns. Once mastered, this stitch pattern is addictive to knit and goes by quite quickly!

This pattern was originally published as Starlight Knitting Society’s contribution to the 2022 Rose City Yarn Crawl, February 24th – 27th, 2022 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is also available for download as part of the 2022 Pattern Collection: Bloom.

Racemes are a form of inflorescence, the botanical term for the arrangement of flowers on a plant. This pattern was in part inspired by many plants with raceme inflorescences, such as lupine, lily of the valley, and camas, and equally inspired by a simple desire for thick, cozy mittens.

Welcome to the Starlight Hat Collection! All proceeds from this collection will benefit The Q Center of Portland and The Nikkei Legacy Center.

This pattern was originally published as Starlight Knitting Society’s contribution to the 2020 Rose City Yarn Crawl in Portland, Oregon. The pattern is also part of the 2020 Pattern Collection: Birds of the Pacific Northwest.

Ornithurae is a taxonomic clade containing all modern birds.

Coupon Code! Use the code Liliaceae for 20% this pattern. Good until the end of 11/20/18

Lepus is the genus for hares, as well as the name of a constellation resembling the aforementioned critter. I thought it would be so sweet to wear two pairs of hares!

Named for the velvety soft and beautiful plant (Stachys), these mitts are knit using a multitude of fun techniques (lace, lateral braids, a modified nupp, etc.) and work up fairly quickly. Perfect for using up project leftovers or finding use for that one skein of gifted yarn you have had no idea what to do with, these make a lovely gift for ot...