A light, breezy cardigan with a pop of color! Instructions include an optional full page colorwork chart. Short row shaping adds the perfect fit. Pattern developed using Susie M’s fabulous contiguous method!

The clean blue of the spring sky, the brisk Atlantic waves, & my daughter’s blue eyes.

100 125, 125, 140, 150, 175 yards or 91 114, 114, 128137, 160] meters required.

150 175, 200 yards/meters

To get you through these winter blahs! Happy knitting!

A quick pullover in luxury Aran with 3/4 sleeves and an almost-cropped waist for transitional spring & autumn weather--breezy enough for the sun’s warmth & substantial enough for the wind’s chill.

Worked from the bottom up seamlessly. Features an easy to memorize stitch pattern with stunning texture. The simple knit and purl panels create visual movement on the silvery blue moonlight base.

The splitstone granite foundation on my old farmhouse is both highly textured and rich in color, as well as full of history. Rich cables and twisted stitches pop down the front of this vest that readies you for mud season.

Abate is worked from the top down like the adult version - Ease. A sweater for your kids to live in- the roomy fit is perfect for lazy days around the house or keeping warm outside.

Ease is all about comfort. It’s your man’s sweater, redefined. Cozy, squishy, drapey--but with fit. The tailored waist shaping skims your curves gently for everyday wear, while fold up sleeves and tons of length boost the comfort factor.

New England pastoral takes on high luxury MCN in this soothing and quick cowl. Barnwood creates a surprising contrast between a rustic stitch pattern and the most decadent of handdyes.

A rustic stitch pattern lends texture to luxe fabric, creating a flattering and versatile hat. The lacework makes it incredibly quick to knit up for instant gratification.

Are your fingers getting cold yet?

PDF comes with a generous 15% off coupon on Colour Adventures Yarn until the 26th of December in celebration of this release!

I will be hosting a knit-along for this pattern up until Christmas in my group, Plum Dandi! Have fun knitting AND cross off a Christmas gift at the same time ;)

This cowl is inspired by deep fall. That moment of silence, when all the leaves have dropped but the brown oaks, rustling softly against deep grey bark…

Errata: The chart KEY is wrong on the WS rows- simply work the sts as they present on all WS rows.

NOTE: THIS PATTERN IS IN EDITING CURRENTLY…you can pm me for the changes if needed!

Oaked is inspired by the huge oak trees that shade the back of our old white farmhouse. They drop acorns continuously in the fall, and my two daughters go outside and collect the acorns to adorn the house. Thus, the house gets “Oaked”, like a fine wine.

Like simple lines of poetry,

Boathouse Mini is a seamless, top down raglan with a refreshingly open boat neck built to mimic a lightweight sweatshirt. It can be worn alone or layered for the transition into fall!

Errata: Cast on 168 sts for size m

Back when I was little, my father used to take me flower picking in a field down the road from our house. We’d come home with fistfuls of brilliant yellows, whites, and oranges, and put them in Mason Jars all over our breezy farmhouse. The gold of this yarn spoke to me of those memories.

A breezy pullover that’s perfect for long, relaxing days at the beach and humid nights on the boardwalk.

“Just living is not enough” said the butterfly fairy, “one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower.”

Spring is here!!! Add a cute pop of color to your rainboots (or fall boots!) with some cozy boot liners. Stirruped at the bottom to prevent riding and also keep your toes from overheating, these liners will add a fun detail to your rainboots that’s just the perfect thing for a rainy day.

Pure Maine. is the fingerless mitten answer to the Simple. hat.

There are lots of simple hat patterns out there, but none like this. Simple, period. Not a fitted beanie, but not a slouch, let this hat surprise you with how easy it is to knit up and how good it looks on everyone.

Knit your baby a true tie top hat!

Come join our group for pattern support, modication info, and some fun giveaways throughout the year with my friend Dandiliongrl and I: Plum Dandi

These rainboot liners are great for keeping your children’s feet warm in the cold and unpredictable spring weather! Super fast and inexpensive to knit up, they are sure to be a favorite instant-gratification project! They utilize stirrups instead of a whole boot sock shape so that you can switch out socks depending on what it’s like ...