This pattern is for a hat and fingerless mitts set. The hat uses a provisional cast-on for a folded brim. The same chart is used for the mitts and the hat, using interchangeable colors.

Bibbe is an oversized dolman pullover worked in pieces from the bottom up. Increases are worked at the underarms to shape the sleeves. Short rows shape the shoulders. When working the front, the neck shaping is worked simultaneously with the short row shaping. We recommend you work the back piece first, as it will help in conceptualizing how th...

No fooling - the April Mittens are here! Inspired by the ingenious construction of the Irish Mittens we picked up on our yarn-designing trip back in 2015, the April Mittens are knit in two halves: the back of the hand and the palm. The pieces are then joined around the edge using a crocheted slipped stitch. Because of this method, the April Mit...

The March Mittens are all about mosaics. Inspired by simple but stunning Moroccan tiles, the mittens use traditional colorwork to produce a modern motif. The cuff is accented with Latvian braids leaning counter to each other. In conjunction with the release of the pattern, we have a helpful tutorial for Latvian braids if this is your first time...

The October Mittens are inspired by the dried twig and bud floral decorations that adorn homes in the autumn and winter. The mittens are dense and warm but not too thick. As such, they are perfectly suited for brisk morning walks to school and work before the weather turns frigid and blustery. The color, Buttermere, was chosen for its brightnes...

Swilly is written for two sizes. The sample size shown is the wider 11.25” (28.5 cm) version. While the thinner version calls for 3 skeins, it should use very little of the 3rd skein, so you may elect to make a slightly shorter scarf out of just 2 skeins.

Wild Atlantic Way is knit in the round from the bottom up. The modified drop shoulder sleeves are knit in the round and sewn in. Stitches are then picked up to work the collar in the round.

The fronts and back of this over-sized cardigan are worked in pieces and seamed. The sleeves are knit in the round to the underarms, and the set-in sleeves are worked back and forth. After the fronts and back are joined, the collar and button band are picked up and worked in twisted rib. Short-row shaping creates the shawl collar.

Baker Island is worked in the round from the bottom up. When working the body chart on round 28, you will need to remove and replace the locking EOR marker in order to work the final C2/2/2LP. If you choose to place markers identifying the pattern repeat, you will need to remove and replace each marker in order to work the C2/2/2LP cross that t...

Tumbledown Cove is knit from the bottom up in the round. It is divided at the armholes and the front and back are worked back and forth in rows. The shoulders are joined with a 3-needle bind-off. The set- in sleeves are knit in the round to the armholes, and the sleeve caps are knit flat and shaped. The pullover is finished with a mock turtlene...

Dovenby is worked back and forth from the neck down. The body is finished with I-Cord, beginning with an I-Cord bind off and then transitioning into an Attached I-Cord Edging, incorporating button loops on the left front side. Both sides of Dovenby appear the same, so you may find it helpful to identify the right side of work with a marker.

Both versions of Foxfield are worked in the round from the bottom up. Switch to double pointed needles when the circumference is too small to fit on the circular needles.

The Tilly legwarmers are worked in the round from the bottom up. Increases are incorporated into the patterning on the sides of the pattern repeat.

Hidalgo begins with front and back hems worked separately, then joined to work in the round to the underarm. Front and back are separated and worked flat and shoulders are finished with a 3-Needle Bind Off.

Wissahickon is available as an individual PDF download, or in a hard copy book along with the rest of the Weekenders collection.