Our first visit to Rhinebeck and the Hudson River Valley was too beautiful to describe in words. So we did it with knitting. The fall colors were breathtaking and every winding road seemed like it would take us to a new and haunted place. We didn’t want to leave. We wanted to stay in the company of the trees and the water and all the amazing women designers and yarn makers we spent the week with. We will be back.

Errata: The correct gauge should be 22 sts = 4”, or 5.5 sts/inch. So sorry for any confusion or frustration!

the GEMINI hat

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FEVER DREAMS is an intermediate level pattern that features a simple slipped stitch dot motif and an interesting and easy to memorize honeycomb stitch.

the ISSA COWL

This stunningly simple cowl uses an easy fair isle patten inspired by traditional weaving motifs. You’ll hardly need to catch any floats at all, which makes proper tension a breeze.

Errata for the postcard formatted patterns: The second paragraph in the directions reads “Change to US #5 circular needles.” This should read “Change to US #4 circular needles.”

the CARA COWL by Rachel Price and Kate Burge for Spincycle Yarns

Brand spankin’ new from Spincyvle Yarns… This foxy little hooded cowl is an easy entrelac knit using just two skeins of Independence! Haven’t tried entrelac before? This is a good project for getting your feet wet. The instructions are laid out in a very intuitive format and include breaks for taking a deep breath. We’re just delighted with how...

Koselig, Norwegian for “cozy.” We couldn’t sum this hat up any better. And it’s a quick knit in our super bulky yarn. Visit spincycleyarns.com for Knit Fast, Die Young.

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Errata: the postcard format patterns show a Row Gauge of 20 rows/4”. This should have been 30 rows/4”. But between you and me, who cares about row gauge on a cowl! ;)

This pattern uses two contrasting skeins of Dyed In The Wool. The honeycomb stitch pattern results in a highly textured, highly stretchy fabric that fits snugly and comfortably!

This is a simple, top-down, raglan sweater with a button placket on one shoulder… You know, for your bobble-headed cutie pie.

Wondering what to knit your first child or your best friend’s newborn? Nico is a simple, comfy and super cute sweater for sizes 6-9 (9-12, 12-18) months. Our worsted weight yarn is super soft and stretchy; a little blocking will take you a long way towards getting the most wear out of this keepsake sweater!

Sure, you may say that 2-color brioche stitch cowls have been done… but we say, Never before with an i-cord edging!

Rachel LOVES legwarmers, and living in Bellingham, it’s cool enough to wear them year round! And buttons? Well, are there EVER enough buttons?!

A super hip pillow pattern! Chevron stripes in cool grey and warm mustard…

We’re having a knit-along!

It’s entrelac knitting for the beautiful people…

Easy, mindless, movie-watching pattern… it’s perfect for handspun because it shows off the colorplay and texture without being overwhelming!