This top is one of a series of swing tops that emerged from a quest to be able to wear a handknit top every single day of the year. It features an easy to memorize stitch pattern, Pilsner Pleats, which is published in Barbara Walker’s Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, published by Schoolhouse Press.

This top emerged from a quest to be able to wear a handknit top every single day of the year. Even on the hottest days of an Indiana summer you can feel comfortable and well-dressed wearing this swing top over a tank top. Wear over a liner tee with sleeves and extend the wearing season into spring and fall. Linen, cotton blends, and light weigh...

This tapered cowl will keep your shoulders cozy.

This pattern includes swing top and cowl. Cowl is also sold separately. Cowl uses 520 yards.

This bold, expanded herringbone pattern is done in 2 colors of Ikigaifiber Chibi Paka Chunky. Knit this chunky merino and alpaca blend yarn at a snug Aran gauge to make your cozy, warm winter hat.

Cable knits don’t have to be just for cold weather wear. Textured summer weight yarns show off cables beautifully. The open lace columns provide air flow to keep you comfortable in warmer weather. Since you don’t have to knit sleeves, this garment can be in your summer wardrobe fairly quickly. Wear your sleeveless aran over a tank to keep cool ...