YARN: The Fibre Company Canopy Fingering (50% baby alpaca, 30% merino + 20% viscose from bamboo. 200yards/50gm skein): orchid (MC), cumulus (CC1) + parakeet (CC2), 1 skein each.

The perfect fall vest for spending time outdoors. Seed stitch at the sides and short rows at the collar provide textural interest and a great fit. This was originally published as a Fibre Company pattern written collaboratively by Daphne Marinopoulos and Lucy Williams featuring Pemaquid, a discontinued yarn. Courtney loved the pattern and re-wro...

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YARN: The Fibre Company Road to China Worsted (65% baby alpaca, 15% silk + 10% camel + 10% cashmere. 69yards/50gm skein): citrine, 2 skeins.

YARN: The Fibre Company Terra (40% baby alpaca, 40% merino + 20% silk. 98yards/50gm skein): shale (C1), butternut (C2), henna (C3) and yarrow (C4), 1 skein each.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, this triangular lace shawl begins at the center and increases are worked on either edge and opposite the center stitches. The shawl is designed with three separate lace patterns: a cable and lace with patterning on every other row, a lace with patterning on every row and a geometric border with patterning on every...

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, Gretel is a Setesdal-inspired colorwork beret knit in two colors of Canopy Fingering. Shown in a traditional red/cream colorway, it would also look amazing in a more modern combination of brights!

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, this lace shawl knit using Savannah features geometric panels, a garter and eyelet ridge and intrcate ace flower edging.

YARN: The Fibre Company Terra (40% baby alpaca, 40% merino + 20% silk. 98yards/50gm skein): logwood purple, 1 skein.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn and knit out of Canopy Fingering, this quirky hat features a deep double-layer brim, large reindeer color work motif, slouchy fit and pom pon. Click on the thumbnails to the left for larger images.

Designed by Courtney Kelley, Fiorella is crocheted using Organik in claystone + agave. Perfect for beginner and advanced crocheters alike, it is a great project to play with color and hone your technique.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, Auckland is knit using Tundra in boreal. The all over cable pattern is easy to memorize, and the end result is a warm, soft accessory.

Designed by Courtney Kelley, the Copenhagen Hood is knit using Tundra in scotia sea. Knit both in the round and back and forth, this hooded cowl features a unique and clever construction perfect for a beginner looking for a challenge or a more advanced knitter wanting something a little different.

Designed by Courtney Kelley, Fairbanks is knit using Tundra in lingonberry. As easy to knit as it is to wear, this infinity scarf is a great beginner project to hone your knit/purl technique.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, Harbin is knit using Tundra in glacier and taiga. This lovely cowl features a seed stitch body and attached i-cord edge in a contrasting tone for a pop of color and beautiful texture.

Designed by Courtney Kelley, this triangular shawl featuring Tundra in taiga is a great and stylish accessory for winter. The picot edge, knit as you go, adds a little bit of interest to a basic garter stitch triangle - perfect for a beginner looking to add an easy new technique to their repertoire.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn and knit out of warm and lofty Tundra, this hat and mitten set features a large braided cable, deep ribbing. The hat has a slightly slouchy look, and the mittens feature a thumb gusset for optimum fit.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn, this beautiful cabled accessory featuring Tundra in larch is designed with bold cables and a lovely knitted-on i-cord edge. Buttonholes and buttons at each end enable the finished knit to be worn as a scarf or a cowl, depending on the wearer’s preference.

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens.

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Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens.

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens. Available now!

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens. To be published 6.8.2012

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens. To be published 5.25.2012

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens. To be published 5.11.2012

Designed by Antonia Shankland, this large cowl designed using Tundra in glacier is full of textural interest. The easy to memorize knit/purl pattern features slipped stitches and the end result is a warm, soft and beautiful accessory.

Featured in ”The Boathouse Collection” by Kelbourne Woolens. Available now!

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Designed by Antonia Shankland and knit out of Road to China Light, this scarf uses the softness, drape and gorgeous colors of the yarn to its best advantage. Written for two sizes - a generous wrap {shown}, or a smaller scarf, you’ll find it hard to knit just one.

Designed by Courtney Kelley, Carina is a cable and lace beret designed using Road to China Light in carnelian. The graphic lace panels are set off by delicate small cables, and the decreases at the top form a star motif. The beret is written for two sizes, a shorter length {shown} or one with more slouch.

YARN: Organik in Highlands, 10 (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) skeins.

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Designed by Courtney Kelley and knit out of Canopy Worsted, this pullover features constrast color ribbed edges, lice stitch patterning and a classic intarsia mallard motif for a classic preppy look.

This beautiful triangular shawl features a garter stitch body, a striped border and aspen leaf lace edging. The end result is the perfect accessory for a crisp autumn day.

YARN: Road to China Worsted; Smoky Quartz (MC), 2 skeins; Autumn Jasper (CC1), Riverstone (CC2), 1 skein each.

YARN: Road to China Light; Riverstone (MC), 2 skeins; Blue Tourmaline (CC1), Autumn Jasper (CC2), Sapphire (CC3), Citrine (CC4), Smoky Quartz (CC5) and Ruby (CC6), 1 skein each.

YARN: Acadia, Wild Onion (MC) and Amber (CC), 1 skein each.

YARN: Road to China Light; Riverstone (MC), 2 skeins; Blue Tourmaline (CC1), Autumn Jasper (CC2), Sapphire (CC3), Citrine (CC4), Smoky Quartz (CC5) and Ruby (CC6), 1 skein each.

Avery is a cowl knit in a classic lace pattern out of the modern yarn, Acadia. Knit using just two skeins and designed with a slightly larger neck circumference and generous length, this cowl is a multi-seasonal piece you’ll turn to again and again.

This garter and lace cowl is knit out of the season-spanning Savannah. A fairly straightforward 10-stitch repeat, the pattern is perfect for intermediate and advanced knitters alike.

Featured on Martha Stewart’s craft blog, The Crafts Department, in a guest post by Kelbourne Woolens, this crocheted cowl is perfect for the transitional Spring weather. Three alternate colorways are listed in the post.

Knit out of Road to China Worsted in the color Peridot, Beech is a side-to-side garter stitch shawl with a lace border knit on as you work for a seamless finish. The addition of a short row turn creates a finished piece that drapes nicely at the center back.

This garter stitch shawl uses an interesting intarsia technique to create a contrast color border. The picot border is worked simultaneously with the body making finishing a breeze.

A traditional style shetland shawl, but worked from the center out in the round. Knit in Canopy Fingering, it is a perfect heirloom piece you will treasure for years to come.

Increasing twice the rate at the edges than at the center, Linden is long enough to wrap comfortably around your shoulders. A simple eyelet pattern creates a curving line for the body, and a knit-on edging completes the look. For Courtney, the shawl is her favorite shawl shape: a curved reflex angle (greater than 180°, but less than 360°) that s...

The pattern is available both as a digital .pdf online and in hard copy form from your favorite Fibre Company stockist.

The pattern is available both as a digital .pdf online and in hard copy form from your favorite Fibre Company stockist!

Knit from the center outward, this half-circular shawl features a garter stitch body and edge and evenly spaced increases across the rows. A knitted on lace border makes an elegant finish. Kate designed Mountain Ash while playing around with different shawl shapes, constructions and the contrast in texture between garter stitch and a detailed la...

A lace beret knit from the top down featuring Canopy Worsted by The Fibre Company.

This triangular scarf begins with a garter stitch body, worked from the neck down, and ends with a gently undulating garter stripe chevron.

A simple and flattering cardigan with a vintage feel. The garter stitch yoke and cuffs create texture while the delicate puffed sleeve adds a feminine touch. Kate and I feel strongly that in many instances, knitting a sweater in pieces is superior to the all-in-one method as it creates a cleaner line and a more tailored look to the finished garm...

Knit from the neck outward in a half-circular shape out of Savannah, this lightweight and beautiful shawl is finished with a knit-on lace border after the body of the shawl is complete.

“Cardigans”, I wanted an open front sweater with subtle textural details and circular yoke decreases that would flatter a wide range of figures. Winthrop features a lovely slipped stitch detail at the cuffs, hem and yoke. The sleeves and body are knit separately in the round then joined at the armhole for the yoke shaping. One of the few times y...

The lattice cables and slight slouch created by extra length, clever decreases and beautiful color of Road to China make this cute hat the perfect winter accessory. Kiva Hattu means “cute hat” in Finnish. When naming the pattern for our first for sale pattern collections, elegantly titled “The Hat Collection,” we decided to name the patterns in ...

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This adorable pattern is adapted from a vintage pattern which was available from multiple yarn companies (Bear Brand, Fleisher, Bucilla, Columbia to name a few!) in the 1930s-1950s. The basic design is the same, with some updates to account for modern knitters and sizing. Enjoy!

A verstaile and effortless cowl in three sizes utilizing simple increasing and decreasing to create textural interest. This simple cowl, designed by our friend and colleague Antonia Shankland, is a simple pattern to follow and a perfect use for Road to China Light—our softest and most luxurious yarn. Courtney knit her mother in law, Alice, this ...

A combination of two of my favorite things. Traditionally-inspired shapes and techniques with a modern twist, and triangular neckwear with limitless styling possibilities, the leaf motifs in the body of Springtime Bandit evolve into lacy chevrons and the end result is a warm, soft accessory. Designed to show off the slubby texture and next-to-sk...

Simple yet effectve stripes in complimentary colors of Terra make these buttery soft mittens a perfect knit accessory. The two colors, Acorn + Butternut, highlight the depth of tone and layered dye techniques the Fibre Company yarns are known for. The pattern may also be used as a starting point for any variety of color options. Use your imagina...

The pattern has been edited and reissued as a free downloadable pdf.

Named after decorative masonry construction from Roman times, Opus Spicatum is a two-color Fair Isle beret knit using just 1 skein each of two colors of Road to China Worsted. An easy to memorize pattern paired with integrated color work decreases at the crown, it is sure to be a luxurious and enjoyable knit.

A beret knit in a deceptively easy slipped stitch pattern in three colors of deliciously soft Organik, a blend of organic merino, alpaca and silk. Two sizes of the pattern are offered - a smaller version with a slightly slouchy look and a larger one with more slouch.

A pair of sweet mittens designed with a classic owl cable motif and a unique thumb gusset. These adorable owl mittens were originally published in Canopy Worsted in 2008 as one of our very first patterns. The owl cable pattern, originally used on a slew of vintage baby garments—and still available in its original baby cardigan form from Penny St...

Springtime in Philadelphia is a fingering weight hat version of the Springtime Bandit shawl. Knit from the top down, this beret features increases integrated into the pattern motifs, a beautiful leaf lace and clean 1 x 1 rib at the brim. Originally designed to showcase what just one skein of Canopy Fingering can do, it has become a company classic.

4/17/09: Just edited and updated the pattern with some great test-knitter input! Go re-download!!

The all over floral motif of this Fair Isle beret was inspired

Designed by Courtney Kelley, Sugar Mountain is a slouchy cable and lace beret with beautiful texture and integrated decreases at the crown. Knit in Organik, in a bright, cheery red, Sugar Mountain would make a perfect gift for someone you love.

• Yarn: Canopy Worsted in orchid (MC): 7 (8, 9, 10, 12) skeins and obsidian (CC): 1 skein.