The Inish vest, which gets its name from the Irish word for “Island”, is a confident-beginner friendly pattern.

The Frosty Balaclava is a pattern for advanced beginners as you should know how to pick up stitches as well as knit in the round. First of all, we knit the rectangle for the base and from there, picking up stitches, we shape the rest of the “hood”. This is a women’s size balaclava, but I’ll give you some tips to customize it for everybody!

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The Cold Heart balaclava pattern was designed with confident beginners in mind. Among the techniques introduced, there’s a simple cable, knitting in the round, picking up stitches and working a picot edge.

The Wasabi vest is an advanced beginner/ intermediate friendly pattern.

The Sage vest is an advanced beginner to intermediate level pattern. It consists of two panels (a front and a back) worked flat from bottom to top. Once they’re joined together, stitches are picked up for the neck and armhole ribbings. Among the techniques used, there’s the tubular cast on, a variety of cables, tubular cast off and central doub...

The 11:11 top is an intermediate level pattern.

The Trevi vest is a beginner-friendly pattern. It’s a great choice if you’re new to knitting, since you’ll learn basic techniques, such as left and right leaning decreases, picking up stitches and two ways of sewing the pieces together.

The Cruel Summer Top is a beginner friendly pattern.

The Miss Match cardigan is a beginner friendly pattern with a very simple construction. It consists of 3 panels: the back and the two halves of the front, all worked flat and sewn together on the shoulders.

This sweater is worked in the round up to the armholes where it’s worked back and forth in stockinette stitch.