The Bellejouanne Ensemble contains pdf patterns for a tam, beanie, cowl, and mitts.

The Buena Park Hat and Cowl patterns are included in this e-book.

The Goodin Cowls ebook includes two knitted cowl patterns, the Basic Goodin Cowls (Rib Check and Textured Versions) and the Slipped Stitch Goodin Cowl.

The Ravensdowne Collection includes two patterns. The hat pattern is worked in bulky weight yarn and features a cabled panel. The cowl pattern includes instuctions for a super bulky weight cowl or a bulky weight infinity scarf.

Collection includes 3 cowls and a scarf:

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Buena Park’s plush, hemmed brim provides double-layered warmth over the ears. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up beginning with a provisional cast-on. The Twist Rib pattern in the brim transitions and continues into a Twist Honeycomb pattern on the crown.

The Buena Park Cowl is worked in the round beginning with a Twist Rib pattern that continues into a Twist Honeycomb.

Ewelie, named after Windy Knitty’s delightful mascot, is worked from the top down with worsted weight yarn held doubled. The tweedy effect in the bordered brim is created by holding together one strand each of the main color and the contrast color yarns. Extended stitches are used for a fabric that is slightly more flexible than standard single...

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Flagstones is a textured cowl worked in the round. The pattern builds from a rib check border, adding occasional rows of purled double decreases and yarn overs for added dimension.

Entrapped is a hybrid crescent, half-circle shawl shaped to hug the shoulders and back. The mohair and silk blend create a translucent background which is accented with a plied silk and wool blend in a contrast color. Elongated stitches are slipped to create the delicate mesh fabric.

Conflation: The fusing together or blending of different things into a whole.

The Bellejouanne Beanie is a stockinette cap that features a panel of alternating cables. The cap is worked in the round from the bottom up. The beanie coordinates with the cowl and mitts in the Bellejouanne Ensemble.

Cookie’s Cowl alternates reverse stockinette stitch with a slipped stitch column and a narrow eyelet column.  The combination of textures shows well when worked with a yarn that has good stitch definition. The model was made with one skein of Berroco Flicker, a chainette yarn.

Nathalie’s Scarflet is worked from tip-to-tip beginning with a small provisional cast-on and an i-cord cast-on. The textured scarflet is framed with a stockinette stitch edge which rolls to mimic an i-cord edge. It is finished with an i-cord bind-off and 3-stitch graft.

Alternating waxing and waning crescents create textured, meandering columns. The stitch pattern’s depth and motion highlight the beauty of semi-solid and tonal yarns.

This pattern is also available for purchase in the Bellejouanne Ensemble eBook which includes the Bellejouanne Tam, Beanie, Cowl, and Mitts patterns.

The Rise from the Ashes Cowl pays tribute to Chicago’s history of resiliency and tenacity, a dynamic city rising from the ashes of the Great Chicago Fire.

The In the Fast Lane Cowl is worked one color at a time. Slipped stitches are used to create woven garter stitch stripes on a stockinette stitch background.   The solid background can be paired with a single or multiple contrast colors.  Each stripe uses under 8 yards, making it a perfect project for leftover odds and ends.

The Third Rail Cowl is made up of bands of textured stitches worked in-the-round. These stitch patterns play well with semi-solid or tonal yarns. Two needle sizes are used to maintain a consistent stitch gauge among the alternating stripes. The reverse side of the cowl is an attractive combination of horizontal and vertical ridges.

This pattern is also available for purchase in the Bellejouanne Ensemble eBook which includes the Bellejouanne Tam, Beanie Cowl, and Mitts patterns.

This pattern is also available for purchase in the Bellejouanne Ensemble eBook which includes the Bellejouanne Tam, Beanie Cowl, and Mitts patterns.

Shifting columns of slipped stitches break up pooling when worked in variegated or tonal yarn and add visual interest to socks worked in solid yarn.  Goodin Socks are worked from the cuff down beginning with a slipped stitch rib cuff and include an eye of partridge heel.  

Worked in the round, the Crocheted Goodin Cowl features a shifting spike stitch pattern bordered with a textured rib. Stripes of solid or color-changing yarns add to the visual motion of the pattern.This is the crocheted version of the knitted Slipped Stitch Goodin Cowl.

This pattern is also available for purchase in the Ravensdowne Collection eBook which includes both the Ravensdowne Hat and Cowl patterns.

This pattern is also available for purchase in the Ravensdowne Collection eBook which includes both the Ravensdowne Hat and Cowl patterns.

Shifting columns of patterned rib stitch create an appealing texture in these reversible cowls.

A textured knitted rib stitch flows into a slipped stitch pattern. The appearance varies from subtle when worked in a single color to dramatic when worked with a long repeat yarn or multiple colors. The Crocheted Goodin Cowl version of this pattern is also available.

The Cockburn Cowl features alternating blocks of moss and rib stitch neatly trimmed in an I-cord border. The I-cord is created as you knit from cast-on to bind-off. Buttonloops are created in the I-cord bind-off. While not identical to the front, the back is equally attractive.

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The Cockburn Scarf features alternating blocks of moss and rib stitch neatly trimmed in an I-cord border. The I-cord is created as you knit from cast-on to bind-off. A small provisional cast-on and final graft allow the border to flow seamlessly from start to finish. While not identical to the front, the back is equally attractive. For best res...

Moss and stockinette stitches combine to create a reversible textured cowl.

The Scattered Diamonds Mawer Cowl .pdf includes the pattern for the Super Bulky version.

A combination of moss and stockinette stitches creates this textured series of diamonds. The reverse stockinette side of the scarf is equally presentable.

The Rhombi Scarf is a simple, textured scarf which is attractive on both sides. The pattern uses only knit and purl stitches.

This cloche is worked from the top down and in-the-round. Instructions are included to work it up in a single color or with a contrasting color to mimic a woven ribbon. The bow is optional and is worked separately then sewn onto the hat.

4.25mm (G) hook was used for original hats.