A seamless raglan jacket for the little ones. Chunky wool yarn gets a boost with slipped stitch false seams, lace hems, and sturdy crochet button bands and collar. Check out the back detail too!

A seamless raglan jacket, perfect for Fall! A double strand of chunky wool yarn gets a boost with slipped stitch false seams, lace hems, and sturdy crochet button bands and collar. Check out the back detail too!

Maximize your verticality by working alternating two-row stripes with color changing yarn. This sweater is worked in one piece, from cuff to cuff, with seams only under the arms. Finish and add buttonholes in the crocheted trim.

Maximize your verticality by working alternating two-row stripes with color changing yarn. This sweater is worked in one piece, from cuff to cuff, with seams only under the arms. Finish and add buttonholes in the crocheted trim.

Knit two lace circles, from the center out, and crochet them together around a pillow. The delicate lace pattern is easy to follow from a chart.

Use a modular knitting technique and a double strand of sock yarn to create this gorgeous garter stitch blanket.

Knit this versatile spring wrap with a double strand of crisp hemp-blend yarn. A ruffle on three sides of the rectangle gives this wrap its signature style and drape.

Knit these legwarmers in the round, working one-round

Chunky yarn makes a quick pair of mittens, for when the

Soft Serve Hat and Scarf is available as a single pattern from Kate Jackson Knits.

Pete’s Hat is available as a single pattern from Kate Jackson Knits.

This hat has a loose fit to avoid the dreaded “hat head,” and it is a wonderful showcase for super-bulky thick and thin yarns. Make it for adults or kids!

Earflap Hat is available as a single pattern from Kate Jackson Knits.

The Spiral Rib Hat is available as a single pattern from Kate Jackson Knits.

With lots of room for big hair, or for creating a funky slouchy look, this hat is a quick knit. To top it off, choosing your own colors is half (okay, maybe more than half) the fun.

Super lightweight kid mohair makes a lovely hat that you would barely even know you’re wearing if it weren’t for all the compliments.

Knit and felt a cute vase from super-chunky wool. It makes a great gift, or a new home for some of your knitting needles.

A chunky wool tweed felts with an interesting visual texture in this tote. Add freehand needle felting as shown, or your own embellishment.

This horizontal bag is the perfect size for a small project on long straight needles. Knit it in the round with i-cord handles, seam the bottom, and felt!

This purse is an easy first felting project, and its basic shape is perfect for many creative interpretations. The bag is made holding two strands of worsted wool together, so it is easy to blend colors and experiment with novelty or self-patterning yarns. It is also a nice blank canvas for needle felting or other embellishment.

The variations in a kettle-dyed, handspun wool add visual texture to the bold honeycomb cable in this seamless cardigan. Knit in one piece from the bottom up, your new sweater will be warm and cozy all year.

The unique closure style on this sweater makes it easy to

This easy raglan sweater, knit in the round in one piece, has a subtle cable detail where the side seams would have been. The casual fit is perfect for an everyday sweater.

Make this felt tote to hold several of your knitting projects at once! It is a quick fun knit with exciting color possibilities. Hold two strands of yarn together, one self-striping, the other striped by you.

This wrap is made with two strands of yarn held together- marled alpaca in natural colors, and basic worsted wool- to make a soft, warm fabric with a nice drape. You need 600 yards of each yarn.

This modular bag, inspired by the classic log cabin quilt pattern, is knit in strips of garter stitch which grow from the center “hearth” of the pattern. The finished pieces are joined with crochet, and then felted.

Knit a super-bulky yarn with a textured stitch for major impact. This cropped jacket is knit seamlessly from the bottom up.

The October Fair Isle Pillow is available as a single pattern from Kate Jackson Knits.

Knit this sweater seamlessly in the round from the bottom up. Use a self-striping yarn in the colorwork section to mimic a multi-colored fair-isle technique.

A super-chunky yarn combines with double seed stitch for a dynamic texture on this purse. Knit the bottom back and forth, then pick up and knit the sides in the round. Finish with a hand-knit or leather strap.

Made in one piece, from hem to hem, this knitting is relaxing and quick. Venus is a great sweater for a beginner because is introduces a simple yet interesting stitch texture, a large gauge for quick gratification, little shaping or seaming, and a finished garment which can be worn throughout the seasons.