Inspired by the textures and stitch patterns in the Harmony Guides by Interweave Press, these patterns pair a simple seeded ribbing together with a wrapped smocked stitch pattern to create a classic hat/cowl/mitt set that works well with both variegated and semi-solid yarns. The knit stitch ridges create geometric lines that travel from the edges through a wrapped stitch section, creating visual interest through textural elements. Buying the ebook set saves you $1 over the cost of buying them seperately.

Bonnie is a two-color shawl made up of a series of stitches that portray the rocky shores, the water’s edge, the underwater life and the rolling waves. With alternating sections of color, a unique shape, and blocks of simple lace, this shawl is interesting to knit, with easy to memorize patterns that are simple enough to do while dipping your t...

When You Wish Shawl is a pattern in which stitch patterns throughout represent stars in knitted form, beginning with the short row shaped first section into the gradually increased segments that follow and continuing through the applied edging to finish. This shawl was originally designed to benefit SHARE, an organization that supports bereaved...

These quick boot cuffs are an essential part of any boot-lover’s wardrobe. With two sizes and easily customizable instructions to fit a wide range of boots, you will find yourself wearing these often during the cooler months. With a long broken ribbed boot insert, and a fun, easy to lengthen pattern that wraps the top of your boots, the texture...

I paired a simple seeded ribbing together with a wrapped smocked stitch pattern to create mitts that works well with both variegated and semi-solid yarns. The knit stitch ridges create geometric lines that travel from the edges through a wrapped stitch section, creating visual interest through textural elements. This pattern has a corresponding...

Inspired by the textures and stitch patterns in the Harmony Guides by Interweave Press, I paired a simple seeded ribbing together with a wrapped smocked stitch pattern to create a classic hat that works well with both variegated and semi-solid yarns. The knit stitch ridges create geometric lines that travel from the edges through a wrapped stit...

I love getting lost in the sweet scent of handmade soaps. This seamless, bottom up, quick to knit pouch helps save your soap, as well as providing a built in scrubber to use as you wash. So grab a skein of cotton or cotton/linen blend and knit a few of these for all of the showers in your home or give as a gift with a handmade soap. Bubbly Scru...

Every girl needs a cute pair of shoes (or two or three) to add some style to her outfits. These booties, casual or classy, work great as a compliment to the Girly-Girl Skirty Soaker or as a darling accessory with a pair of jeans. Worked seamlessly from the bottom up, these booties knit up quickly. The shape of these shoes and the strap keep the...

A sure sign of spring: baby ducks on a pond, paddling in line, leaving a trail of bubbles in their wake. And mama duck makes a back and forth path, to guarantee that all of her ducks are in a row. The patterning in this sock pairs a bubble stitch together with delicate cables (worked with or without a cable needle), like the duck path through t...

Inspired by the garden trellis in the middle of winter that is wound tightly with naked rose thorns and lifeless vines, this toe-up sock features a charted and written design that utilizes knit and purl stitches and a slipped stitch twist to create a simple but elegant pattern. Worked with variegated yarn, the twist produces a colorful design e...

A quick note on length: when you try these on you want to pull and stretch them so they are comfortable but not relaxed. Quit knitting when the work is folded in half around the back of the heel and the needles do NOT touch but have approximately one row of distance between them. Just be sure not to stop after a bubble row.

I watch my children sit wide-eyed at the table with a new box of crayons. It takes them several minutes to decide which color of the many to use first. Their masterpieces are not normally finished until every single crayon has marked the page. Like their masterpieces, this pattern weaves together colors and textures to create a warm and sturdy ...

This hat pattern was inspired by my love of the cabled owl and the magical ideas that owls inspire. This pattern allows your imagination to run wild as you use your creativity to craft a hat that is uniquely yours. It also includes instructions for cabling without a cable needle and a tutorial to avoid having to weave in too many ends when doin...

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5/15/2009 Pattern edited to clarify end of row detail around legs and to clarify beginning of leg hole instructions.

I used both a 16” circular and double pointed needles. This hat was REALLY fast. I designed this as a beginning knitter and was able to complete it in two days…AND it was even wearable!