A traditional Fair Isle beanie perfect for experimenting with Shetland colors or making the most of all those leftover half-skeins of yarn. The design uses nine colors in stranded knitting in the round, with a two-color cast-on and corrugated ribbing. Seven colors use approximately a quarter skein, while two colors require a half skein in Shetl...

Warm and scrunchy, perfect for walks on the beach or toasting marshmallows over a bonfire, who wouldn’t want a Cuddly Fisherman hugging their waist or draped around their shoulders?

A garden trellis, a pie safe, a stained-glass window – beautiful lattices are everywhere you look. In a celebration of stranded colorwork, these ankle-height socks feature alternating bands in two subtle variations, with a contrasting striped pattern on the soles. The top-down construction uses a flap heel and a Kitchener stitch toe. As the nam...

Home decor created with sophisticated styling for the adventurous knitter. In a contemporary take on the art deco tradition, this three-pillow set uses stranded knitting in a subtle color palette to create a latticework of leaves and flowers. The three pillow covers are knit in the round and then seamed at the top to create squares sized to fit...

Inspired by mossy patches on windy, weathered rock outcroppings, shades of green, gold, and violet blend in a classic stranded design. A two-color cast-on is followed by corrugated ribbing that blooms into a generously sized tam. Centered double decreases shape the crown, which is topped off with an I-cord bobble. Ten gorgeous colors of Jamieso...

The symmetry found in many traditional Selbu patterns suggested a way to play with color combinations to produce four different looks with just one accessory. Not only is this generously-sized four-color cowl reversible, but it can be worn with either opening on top. Right-side up or upside-down, it is as stylish as it is warm.

Casual and cozy, this oversized sweater in worsted weight yarn is perfect for weekend adventures. Textured combinations of knit and purl stitches on a simple drop-shoulder silhouette provide variety and interest but are easy enough for this to be a new knitter’s first-ever sweater. Narrow edging and a sewn-on funnel collar complete the look.