Theresa Gaffey’s crochet design is a riff on her ZigZag knit blanket: a garter stitch chevron, rendered in eight colorful stripes. We love that the crochet version has its own personality, and it’s easy and fun to make.

The Creek Bed Scarf is a perfect project. It’s striking, eye-catching, easy to knit with just enough interest, making it perfectly portable. Squishy garter stitch is interrupted by occasional bands of popcorn stitch, like pebbles on the shore. Creek Bed makes great gift knitting, travel knitting, anywhere knitting.

A simple yet effective shawl with garter and stockinette st bands of alternating colors. As light as a chiffon cake thanks to the airy DanDoh yarn knit at a loose gauge. A perfect way to dress up a warm weather event. The decorative picot edge can be either knitted or crocheted — the pattern includes instructions for both.

Something cute, new, and whimsical for spring — Sheepish Lee is a charming stuffed sheep, with curly fleece or freshly shorn. Lee may be sheepish, but we’re proud as can be of our latest Wearwithall pattern! Minnesota designer Nessa Stockard designed Sheepish Lee, a fun addition to our Wearwithall pattern series, and of course there’s a kit, av...

Trail Magic is a granny-stripe crocheted scarf, with the rows separating to create fringe. Clever and magical! The project was designed the 2024 Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop and is suitable for advanced beginners.

Trail Mix is a pattern for a family of hats: child through adult large. The pattern features a simple slipped-stitch motif. The project was designed the 2024 Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop and is suitable for advanced beginners.

The Malabrigo Linen Stitch Scarf is one of our most popular patterns, and now it’s available in crochet. The vibrant colors of Malabrigo Merino Worsted meld together beautifully in the stitch pattern, crocheted lengthwise. Color order is a breeze because there are no rules!

A simple, modern crocheted beanie that shows off Malabrigo Rios to excellent effect. This is a hat you’ll throw on every day, in almost every season. And it’s sized for the whole family!

Bjorklunden is a meticulously designed wrap, with striking — and wholly original — cables and deep ribbing. Two lush yarns held together make a sumptuous wrap. Pattern instructions are both written and charted. Peter Kennedy is the talented and genius designer. This pattern is ideal for an intermediate knitter.

Timber Socks are designed to keep your feet extra warm. Worsted weight, they’re ideal to wear with boots, slippers, or on their own. Timber’s simple construction and heavier gauge also makes an ideal first sock pattern.

Our Up North Neckwarmer was inspired by summer in Minnesota and is a perfect vacation project: portable, colorful — and with its marled, ever-changing colors — a just-one-more-row kind of knit. The result is a cozy neckwarmer you’ll reach for whether you’re in the north woods or your own front porch. Up North is a beginner-friendly pattern.

Theresa Gaffey’s simple baby hat is as cute as can be. It’s also the perfect way to use leftovers of Stone Washed by Scheepjes, perhaps from one of our ZigZag Baby Blanket Kits

Solheim Stole is a rectangular color-blocked wrap, knit lengthwise with one section of easy-to-follow lace, and two sections of garter stitch with a slipped stitch motif.

Svalbard Beanie

Striking bands of stockinette and garter stitch alternate to form a balanced rectangle. Theresa Gaffey’s patterns are a pleasure to knit and easy to wear. The Mixed Meter pattern is suitable for a beginner, and engaging for any knitter looking for a satisfying, rhythmic knit.

Rising Triangle is knit flat, with a slipped stitch motif on a background of reverse stockinette stitch. The motif is based on our popular Rising Cowl, and the triangle was designed to show off our One Yarn custom-dyed yarn from Polka Dot Sheep.

Vuillard is our first Wearwithall design by Ted Beverly. Named for the French painter Jean-Édouard Vuillard, this infinity loop cowl is essentially an exercise in marls and color-blocking. The alpaca blend Midnatssol behaves a lot like silk/mohair, but you get the fluff without the flyaway fibers. Holding three strands together, and changing on...

Theresa Gaffey’s design is a riff on a classic, a garter stitch chevron, rendered in eight colorful stripes. The effect is punchy and modern. Scheepjes’ Stone Washed has so many colors.

Theresa Gaffey created the project: a clever take on a basketweave pattern, simple to knit, and just the right pattern for the yarn.

Beginner-friendly—a perfect first hat. Wearable by almost everyone!

Whether you’ve never knit a triangular shawl before, or maybe just want an easygoing pattern that yields a satisfying result, Tidal Shifts is for you. Three colors, three skeins of Tides by Holst Garn, one great project. The lightweight wool/silk blend means you’ll be wearing Tidal Shifts throughout the warmer seasons.

The scarab cable stitch pattern of this cowl is amazing on its own, though the real magic is the reversibility of this cowl. An equally gorgeous pattern emerges on the other side.

The scarab cable stitch pattern of this scarf is amazing on its own, though the real magic is the reversibility of this scarf. An equally gorgeous pattern emerges on the other side.

The Four Seasons Cowl is knit over 365 rounds, one for each day of the year. Each season of the year is marked by a different color, and the marled rounds are a way to indicate days with precipitation. You can knit it day by day, or all at once. If you knit it straight through, find the average precipitation for each season and randomize that n...

Track the temperature in a unique way, by creating a scarf that changes colors as the temperature does. The Weather or Knot project features seven colors; you’ll knit 2 rows, down and back, each day, choosing your color based on the day’s recorded high temperature. The scarf also features a simple, optional design element based on the day’s tem...

Dalloway is a generous 21 x 65 inches, making it ideal to wrap around your shoulders on chilly evenings. It’s also light enough to bunch up around your neck like a scarf. Versatility is key! The repeatable lace pattern is easy to memorize, with nothing more difficult than slipped stitches and yarn overs.

Dimensions: Scarf is 9½ inches wide and 66 inches long.

Finished Dimensions

The hat was designed for Northern Farms Project yarns, produced by The Yarnery. The current pattern download is gauged for Pepin, NFP’s sport-weight yarn, debuting 02/20.

Finished Dimensions

Finished Dimensions

Finished Dimensions

Finished Dimensions

Pattern is written in 2 sizes but can easily be increased by adding another 6 stitches (colorwork = 6-stitch repeat)

Finished Dimensions: 23 inches around and 11 inches long, after blocking

Dimensions

Finished Dimensions

Finished Dimensions: 18 (20, 21 1/2, 22 3/4) inches finished circumference, after blocking

Finished Dimensions: 30” circumference and 6 ½” long, after blocking

Riverine, designed by Theresa Gaffey, is a Wearwithall favorite here at The Yarnery. The knitting couldn’t be easier: alternating bands of various widths, garter and stockinette stitch, on the bias. The effect is simple and elegant, easily dressed up or kept casual.

Minne Mitts are stylish fingerless mitts, with a go-to pattern we could knit over and over again. We wanted them to look great in many different yarns, and wearable for most hand sizes. You’ll want to try these mitts in a variety of yarns; they’re so much fun to knit!

Finished Dimensions

Finished Dimensions

Rising is knit inside-out; right side is reverse stockinette with slipped stitches which will be to the back of the work while knitting.

Bulky Baby Hat

Knit as either a scarf or stole, Stonehaven was originally designed for Knitting Pearls: Writers Writing About Knitting, edited by Ann Hood.

Our original Wearwithall Rugby Scarf was warm and cozy, knit in thick wool, perfect for cold weather days. We’ve reimagined the scarf, keeping the bold, graphic stripes but kicking the winter wool to the curb in favor of the smooth, bouncy Staccato from Shibui. What was heavy is now light, with a silky-smooth feel and an easy drape.

Inspired by our extraordinarily successful Wearwithall Stole, the scarf is now a pattern in its own right. The scarf uses 1 skein each of 5 colors, so take a look through your closet and choose the shades that best complement your summer wardrobe. You’ll want to wear the scarf every day.

A modern, easy-to-knit cotton blanket, perfect for baby. The larger size makes a throw ideal for the porch or cabin. organic cotton from Blue Sky is soft, plush and a joy to knit.

A simple, cozy, one-skein cowl using either worsted or bulky yarn

A vest with three different silhouettes to choose from, ranging from classic to more dramatic. Alar is as flexible as your wardrobe: wear it over a button-down, throw it on with a t-shirt and jeans, or complement a simple dress with ease.

Tired of your bulky winter coat? Looking for warmth and style, or something to cozy up inside a chilly room? Lumi, our newest pattern in the Wearwithall series, is the answer: a light-but-warm poncho knit in one piece (no seaming!). Lumi’s increases yield a dramatic silhouette, and seed stitch bands show off the texture of Snefnug from CaMaRose.

Our new Fit in a Bit Cowl is perfect for any knitter on the go, and really, isn’t that all of us? Knit with Ambiente, a fun, oh-so-smooth self-striping yarn, and Regia Active, a yarn that combines superwash wool with a fiber that helps regulate body temperature. This cowl is perfect for a chilly morning walk, a post-workout cool-down, or a spon...

A simple, effective infinity loop cowl that shows off hand-dyed yarn beautifully. The understated motif of garter stitch squares add just enough interest — elegant and classic.

Stole 2.0 features two of Isager’s lighter-than-air yarns, Alpaca 2 and Spinni, in clever combination. The stole is constructed of color blocks, knit in three directions with an accent border.

Stole measures approximately 20 inches wide and 68 inches long

Mary Lou Egan’s Argus cowl is a great introduction to broomstick lace. Using just one skein of Claudia Hand Painted Sport, Argus is a perfect neckwarmer. The button closure makes Argus a sophisticated addition to your outerwear.

Theresa Gaffey’s versatile design, a long skinny triangle, is easy to knit, easy to wear. We use two skeins of self-striping Mille Colori Baby for a modern, colorful look.

Pattern uses Malabrigo sock and Rowan Kidsilk Haze held together for a warm and luxurious fabric.

Testing the hypothesis that all colors work together, Chromatical is light-weight (perfect for spring and summer), easy to dress up or down, and goes with everything (well, all the solids in your wardrobe—throwing this on top of a floral print might make your eyes twitch). It’s a perfect all-purpose, fun scarf.

Easy fingerless mitts designed to show off Ambiente’s clever self-striping colors. You’ll knit one of these in an evening!

This hat knits up in any worsted-weight yarn and is available in adult small, medium, and large. Only one (100-gram) skein is needed.

Quick and easy cowl knit flat then kitchener stitched together. Features Berroco’s Abode and Cirrus yarns held together.

An easy cluster stitch makes for a lacy hat, perfect for spring. Originally designed for the 2013 Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop, The Yarnery, St. Paul, MN. www. yarnery.com

An easy lace pattern makes this the perfect spring hat!

The drape of this generous wrap is like nothing else: cozy but striking, warm but light. We know more than one knitter who has used it as a throw at home. Alpaca 2 by Isager is an affordable and luxe alpaca/merino wool blend, and Stole’s versatility makes it an enduring classic.

This easy crocheted scarf uses basic stitches (sc, dc and V-stitch) and is ideal for using odds and ends of dk-weight yarns.

These easy felted bowls are knit with bulky-weight yarn. They make fun gifts for any season or event.

This washcloth uses the easy feather-and-fan lace pattern. Pattern is written using double-knitting weight cotton yarn.

Any worsted weight yarn will works, from lighter worsted like NatureSpun Worsted or heavier yarns like Lamb’s Pride Worsted.

This chevron lace washcloth is a great project for beginning lace knitters. Pattern is written using double-knitting weight yarn.

This easy to knit baby blanket uses simple knit/purl blocks and stripes of color. Pattern is written for double knitting weight yarn.

Remember your grandmother making these? Quick and easy garter stitch washcloth, worked on the diagonal, from point to point.

This knit-purl pattern adds interest to the basic washcloth knit with worsted weight cotton yarn.

This basic rolled brim hat is knit in the round using any double-knitting weight yarn. Add a twisted cord tassle for the top for a unique touch.

Knit this easy cardigan for your favorite bear. This is the perfect project to practice your finishing skills.

These cozy mittens combine Kidsilk Haze with a self-striping sock yarn. They are easy to knit, yet look more complicated than they are. Pattern written for adult sizes.

This worsted weight shawl drapes elegantly over the shoulders and is knit from the point up.

This easy stockinette stitch baby cardigan uses double-knitting weight yarn.

Whimsical fish swimming in the waves makes this a fun hat for anyone. Pattern is written using worsted weight yarn and includes sizes from baby to adult.

Sized for the entire family, this worsted weight felted mitten has a gauntlet-style cuff to keep the snow out. Pattern is written in 7 sizes: child’s small (size 4) to adult extra-large.

These basic baby booties are easy to knit--great for last-minute gift for the new baby. Uses either sport or fingering weight yarns.

This washcloth uses a dragon scales stitch pattern. It is a perfect project for the beginning lace knitter. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This washcloth uses an the horseshoe lace pattern. A perfect project for the beginning lace knitter. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This washcloth is a perfect project for the beginning lace knitter. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This washcloth uses a lacy vine stitch pattern. It is a perfect project for the beginning lace knitter. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This pattern features a beautiful linen baby blanket. A perfect project for the new baby that will quickly become a treasured keepsake. The blanket was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This washcloth uses an easy feather-and-fan lace pattern. A perfect project for the beginning lace knitter. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

These warm felted mittens are knit with bulky-weight yarn. Pattern includes sizes from adult small to adult X-large.

This pattern features two textured linen washclothes. A perfect project for the knitter who wants to move beyond the garter and stockinette stitch. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.

This pattern features a textured linen washcloth. A perfect project for the knitter who wants to move beyond the garter and stockinette stitch. The washcloth was designed for Euroflax Sport Weight Linen, a machine-washable linen that softens up with every washing.