A collection of three sock patterns for spring.

This is a collection of five Hawaii-inspired summer knitting projects perfect for knitting and wearing on the beach.

The Harrow Collection was designed with Victorian- era style in mind, so it’s got a touch of the costume feeling about it. It’s what I might knit and wear in a drafty old house while reading Whuthering Heights in front of a sputtering fire.

When I first began designing this collection, I had a vision: classy, interesting knits that men would want to wear as well as knit. Having lived in both the city and the country, I have found inspiration in both the practical casualness of the urban Northwest lifestyle, as well as the earthy outdoorsiness of the country. Both places meet in this collection, which melds simplicity, masculinity, and style.

Glenora has a beautiful crescent shape and a striking all-over lace and cabled stitch pattern. Instructions are given for both DK (natural) and Aran (gray-blue) weight versions. Both suggested yarns are wool-mohair blends. The mohair content gives a soft, sweet halo to the fabric.

Cozy up in Flow, a generous DK-weight shawl with dramatic lace edging and a sophisticated crescent shape. The loose gauge gives it beautiful drape, and the easy garter body creates a warm and inviting piece that’s casual enough for everyday wear.

Orixa is a graceful statement piece designed to add warmth on those chilly spring and summer evenings. Knit it in a bright jewel tone and it’s the perfect complement to jeans and a cute tank; in an elegant neutral it’s alluring with eveningwear. You can wear it as a tubular scarf as well. Choose a luxury yarn like Hazel Knits Divine (Merino/Cash...

A great addition to a man’s everyday wardrobe, this classically-styled cardigan features attractive color work that adds interest without being too loud.  The shawl collar creates a clean look with a cozy feel, and the raglan yoke provides a relaxed fit.  A yarn like Brooklyn Tweed Shelter makes for an extremely light-weight but warm sweater.

Char is a classic-looking glove designed for maximum durability.  Sock yarn and a textured slip stitch pattern create a strong fabric that remains sophisticated enough for daily wear.  They’re visually attractive without being too ornamental, and the slip stitch pattern is the perfect showcase for hand-dyed yarns. 

Style, warmth and class combine in the Heartwood hat. It’s a surprisingly quick color work project with a subtle masculine edge.

This sweater was designed to the exact specifications of a Pacific Northwest outdoorsman who wanted practical, durable, winter wear.  Super bulky wool and tightly-knit ribbing create a very warm and insulating fabric.

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Bring on the chill.  Using thickly spun yarn, Sphagnum knits up quickly to create a super bulky ribbed beanie that will keep a guy cozy in any weather. 

A good scarf is more than just a way to stay warm, it’s part of the wearer’s personality. Enter Briquette. This cozy long scarf features a highly textured stitch pattern that’s simple to knit, with an easy-to-follow chart and a pattern that’s memorizable, yet varied enough to keep you interested.

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Wrap is worked as a lace square, beginning with a provisional cast on. The lace edging is knitted on after completing the center square.

Socks are worked cuff-down.

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A seamless cable slipper with shaped instep and attached I-cord edging. Sole is worked with yarn doubled for extra comfort and durability.

A delicate ankle sock with lace cuffs and a lace instep pattern. Worked top-down with a slip-stitch heel flap pattern and short row heel turning. All shaping is worked full-fashion style.

A toe-up stranded color work sock with shaped arches and short row heel.

This super bulky slouch hat is worked top down with graduating stripes; a very quick, simple, and fashionable knit. Designed to be worn with .5-1in of negative ease.

This is a perfectly basic hat pattern. It was designed for a charity knit along to give winter hats to Teen Feed, a Seattle area shelter. I encourage you to use it to knit a hat for someone in need too. And then, because it’s so quick and easy, make one for yourself!

Top-down seamless cabled hat in 2 versions and 2 sizes - slouch hat and beanie. Worked with a slipped stitch brim and contrasting color edging.

Seamless color work leg warmers with cabled cuffs. Designed to be worn with 1-2in/2.5-5cm of negative ease.

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Brilliant color work infinity scarf worked in the round beginning with a provisional cast on. Ends are grafted together to make a continuous and dramatic tube.

Cropped color work pullover worked seamlessly in the round with circular yoke. Cuffs and hem worked in cable and rib pattern, and short row shaping at back of neck.

Fitted stranded color work jacket worked in pieces with knitted-in hems at hem and cuffs and patch pockets with motifs. Buttoned cuffs with crochet button loops.

Cabled fingerless mitts in two lengths - long and short - with slipped stitch honeycomb cuff pattern and contrast color edging.

Extra-tall bottom-up leg warmers with dramatic cables in front and back. Wear with 5-6 inches/12.5-15cm of negative ease.

Cowichan-inspired hooded pullover with pouch pockets worked seamlessly with raglan yoke shaping. Wear with 1-2in/2.5-5cm of ease.

Bottom-up cloche with welted brim and stranded color work. Crown shaping creates a snow flake pattern.

A flattering summer dress with a fitted bodice and A-line skirt worked in engaging, textured stitches. The back is fastened with delicate buttons and crochet button loops, and the neckline and armholes are edged with a simple round of garter stitch.

A sweet, lacy ankle sock that can be worked up quickly. I wear mine with Dr. Marten Mary Janes, but I’ve heard stories (and seen photos) of how wonderful they are with Danskos and other footwear.

A simple but elegant lace infinity scarf worked from one end to the other, with end then grafted using kitchener stitch.

A fitted skirt with lovely drape worked in a simple, but intriguing slip stitch pattern. Skirt is worked in two panels with an elastic waistband.

A very fitted dress worked in textured stitches from the bottom up. Cowl is worked separately and grafted to the neckline using kitchener st.

An elegant racerback tank with cowl neck perfect for working in a luxury fingering weight yarn. Worked bottom-up in the round in a simple braided twist pattern (charted and written directions included in pattern) with waist shaping and a dramatic cowl.

Cozy women’s stranded color mittens.

A slouchy hat with interesting lace details. Worked top-down in the round. Sized for S(L) woman’s head, brim is meant to be worn with negative ease - un-stretched brim measures 17.75in/45cm(20in/51cm).

A comfy hat with a unique cable pattern.

A dramatic and elegant infinity scarf worked in the round. The lace is simple and suitable for beginning lace knitters. The lace pattern is given in both written and charted forms.

A very simple infinity scarf that can be worked in a variety of yarns; gauge and size can be easily modified.

This hat is worked top-down in the round using a heavy worsted weight cotton yarn for a firm shape and comfortable summertime wear.

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This breezy poncho is worked top-down seamlessly in the round. The lace pattern is given in both written and charted directions.

This design is worked in one piece from the center out. It is based on Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Pi Shawl concept. Lace directions are given as written and charted instructions.

This halter is worked in one piece bottom-up. It ties at the neck with garter stitch straps and laces up the back with an i-cord lacing.

This soft & open tank is worked flat in two pieces. The lace is a simple combination of knit two together and yarn overs, and is bordered by a stockinette stitch selvedge edge. The lace stretches in both directions to allow for a better fit, and waist shaping is incorporated into the lace pattern. The top of the piece is worked in a simple, ...

This pattern is worked top-down as two identical hats that are then turned so the insides face each other, and connected at the cast-on edge and brim using a row of single crochet. It can be worn with either side out.

This cowl is worked with 2 strands of Rowan Lima held together for a very dense, soft, and warm fabric. It features large, sculptural cables and a three-button closure. Use a double pointed needle or straight cable needle to work the cable sections. This helps to accommodate the large number of stitches being worked.

This is a light-weight but warm mohair lace pullover worked seamlessly bottom-up in the round with raglan shaping. The construction is simple with very little shaping. It includes a row of single crochet as a neck edge and grafted underarms.

This is a men’s cardigan knit in Cascade Yarns Ecological Wool using stranded color work. It’s worked all in 1x1 rib and has a zipper closure and a short row shawl collar.

This tunic-length tank is worked seamlessly in the round from the top-down. Two rounds of single crochet stabilize the top edge before i-cord straps are knitted on and crossed in the back. The lace pattern is given in both written and charted instructions.