If someone is described as having a “heart of gold”, it typically means that this person is kind and generous. For us, these are generally perfect descriptors of all knitters and fiber crafters we meet. As knitters, we may not always be able to show our love in gold, but we do have the ability to share… PURLS! (Sorry, bad pun. We know.) With th...

This hat was inspired by a skein of Feederbrook Farm’s ENTROPY DK yarn that was purchased while attending the Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool this past fall. The yarn was selected not only for it’s beautiful color but also to be knit into a hat for a dear friend’s new baby on the way. I wanted a way to disperse the yarn’s beautiful colors throughout t...

We often find our designs are influenced by loved ones around us. Ginna’s Hat pattern is inspired by a dear friend and talented, award winning, female surgeon. She requested a hat, and we added flair with cables and bobbles. You see, she’s elegant, fierce, and multidimensional, qualities you wouldn’t be surprised to find in such an inspirationa...

Once we saw the excitement around our Westminster hat pattern, we just had to design a complimentary (little) pattern for the kiddos too! The Little ‘Minster has the same great texture as the adult pattern but in bite-sized form. The final knit product is more aesthetically complex than a simple stockinette beanie without added complications. N...

Inspired by We Knit Together’s ties to Massachusetts, the Westminster hat was designed to satisfy the adventurous beginner as well as the more experienced knitter. This pattern is a great introduction to knitting in the round, however, the final product is more aesthetically complex than a simple stockinette beanie without added complications. ...

After receiving such positive feedback about our Straight on to Rhinebeck adult sock pattern, we decided to make a complimentary pattern for the little ones in your life. The Rhinebeck mini has the same fun stitch pattern as the adult but in a teeny tiny package. If you are bringing your kiddos with you to Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool Festival and ...

With the Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool Festival around the corner and knitters in a frenzy to complete their “Rhinebeck sweater”, we thought why not design a more bite-sized project that can be completed a week or two before the festival (for those of us who waited until the last minute). We have always said that handknit socks are basically sweater...

We think tiny knits are the best knits. Enjoy this free pattern for thumb-less baby mittens from We Knit Together. It is great way to use up DK yarn scraps! Very quick knit that will keep your baby’s hands nice and toasty.

If you’ve ever wanted to knit a sock but didn’t know how to get started, this pattern is for you!