I absolutely love the Northern Atlantic Ocean in the fall. When North Light Fibers released their new yarn, Seaside, I immediately thought of the sea and sequential knitting. This pattern uses a repeating sequence throughout each section, which is varied by both variations in the sequence and the natural shaping of the shawl. The marls of the y...

This shawl consists of a white to black fade, with a pop of color that appears in each section. Our version above uses the colors Loyal Pup, Black Hat White Hat, Nothing There & POC Inclusive Pride. The POC Inclusive Pride colorway was my inspiration for the project. I was so taken with how it looks and what it represents, and this design s...

This lightweight top feels amazing to knit and wear! The pattern is incredibly simple, knit flat in two identical pieces and then seamed at the sides and shoulders. Each piece begins and ends holding the Shibui Koan by itself in garter stitch. The middle section is stockinette holding the Koan with the Lunar.

Inspired by the Big Bad Blend scarf, here is the Big Bad Blend Baby Blanket!

The luxury of the silk and the softness of the cotton make the ultimate lightweight shawl or scarf that you can wrap yourself in year round! The combination of knits and purls that make the beautiful diagonal design make this an interesting knit throughout, especially coupled with the constantly changing colors of the Concentric Cotton.

Inspired by our Speckles & Tweed, we decided the pattern was just begging to be modified and also knit in Traveling Yarn Tweed Me DK.

The tweediness of the Gedifra Metal Tweed is perfect in this simple linen stitch shawl.

This scarf is a simple, easy knit with fun extras including blending, striping, ruching and tassels for a little something extra.

Still two simple rectangles sewn together, this sweater is like the original Square-ish, but with a little something extra. Working with a different yarn and changing a few details turns a summer sweater into a great layering piece for all of the other seasons! Like the original, it’s easy to change the width, length, or yarn. If you are in the...

This simple but striking scarf is a bit like a puzzle with slanted pieces. It is a relatively simple combination of 3 sections:

Updated version made out of Twig takes 3-4 skeins. Original linen is discontinued.

This pattern was inspired by the fire-y color of Shibui Cima’s jumpsuit and the drops in the lace pattern. The piece is constructed in two separate pieces and then grafted on the top and the bottom so that the backside of the lace pattern and the knit side of the stockinette pattern face outward. Gauge is not terribly important as the lace pie...

This simple triangular scarf blends 3 different colors of Shibui Pebble which are blended by holding the yarn double. Super simple and knits up quickly!

Super simple, a lot of garter stitch with chevron shaping, and a nice little pop of color in the middle!

A simple cowl that looks like a tube without having to knit one! Throw in a few random stripes and you’ve got a nice classic cowl.

Skill Level: Easy Knitting Pattern Sizes: One Size Languages Available: English Materials Yarn: Classic Elite Yarns MountainTop Vail Light Fingering Yardage: Between 400 and 600 yards Meterage: Between 365.76 and 548.64 meters Needles: US 7.0 - 4.5 mm

If you are bringing wine to a Halloween party, don’t you think it should have a costume, too?

Make a perfect appearance at any 4th of July party by dressing your wine gift appropriately! This cozy is simple to make and is great for busting stash as well. After knitting, the cozy is hand-felted, and the fireworks can either be needle-felted or embroidered on.

A simple but elegant clutch! The pattern has some step-by-step details to help you line and assemble the bag.

I designed this stocking for a friend for her first baby girl. We like the idea of a cascading snowfall that ends at the tip of the stocking. The accent colors are a good reason to do some de-stashing!

I guess I just got tired of carrying naked wine bottles into Christmas parties! This simple pattern creates a fun way to gift wine bottles for the holidays. Once it’s gifted, it could be passed around for years to come!