Inspired by influential women fashion designers of the 1920s, A Head For Fashion includes six patterns that combine vintage glamor with modern-day wearability.

Just in time for holiday gift-knitting, A Head For Trouble: What To Knit While Catching Crooks, Chasing Clues, and Solving Murders (20 Hats & Adornments Inspired by Lady Detectives of the Roaring Twenties) launched October 15, 2014. It’s available in both electronic and paperback formats. You can order the paperback on my website

Ebook and print version are both available. Ebook ISBN# is 978-0-9911486-1-5.

Here’s a project for every knitter whose stash includes orphan skeins of fingering weight yarn in colors that sing when placed together. The chevron stripes in this tunic appear random, but in fact follow a loosely organized color placement.

Seamless top-down construction, a relaxed fit, and draping cowl neck set off by the colorful striped body make this pullover a perfect layering piece. This casual yet chic top is a great introduction to top-down design for Advanced Beginner knitters.

With its picot hem, chevron textured skirt, and garter rib bodice, this sleeveless dress is both fun to knit and sure to be a favorite with the special baby or young child in your life. It makes a charming dress over a tee shirt, and the roomy fit ensures that it can continue to be worn as a tunic over leggings as your child grows.

With its cheerful, variegated chevron rise and solid crown, this hat is sure to be a hit with the special baby or young child in your life. Color choices determine whether this cap is destined for a boy or a girl.

Wide ¾-length sleeves, modified drop shoulders, and graceful A-line shaping make Bonolo Cardigan a perfect layering piece. Its split side hems, Broken Rib edges, and single button closure combine to give it a simple but sophisticated style.

Treillage was designed in collaboration with Miss Babs Hand-Dyed Yarn for Stitches West 2017; print patterns will be available there for purchase at the Miss Babs booth as well as at other yarn events they participate in; please visit them at the shows, where you can see the samples in person!

This lace-edged cowl with its slipstitch color work body is the perfect antidote to winter’s chill. Knitted in the round in one piece with just two skeins of Imperial Yarn’s super-soft and luxurious Denali, it makes a wonderful gift. It’s just the right weight and warmth inside the neckline of a favorite winter jacket.

For fans of Downton Abbey and Miss Fisher Mysteries! Old manor houses are notoriously hard to heat, but fashionable ladies of the Roaring Twenties regarded a frigid draft as all the encouragement they needed to wear chic millinery. In fact, a proper lady visitor might even keep her hat on indoors - decidedly a plus in the days when only firepla...

Imagine Downton’s Lady Mary wearing this delicious cloche as she swans into the Connaught Hotel for afternoon tea with one of her beaux. Custom-made to her exacting specifications, it would be warm (London in winter can be dreadfully raw), yet chic from all sides. And it had to be an original design because no fashionable Lady wants to see her ...

Knit something special for your inner flapper! The 1920s-inspired knitwear adventure continues with this lovely cowl inspired by the career of a famous female fashion designer of the era.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection that will be available for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

A HEAD FOR FASHION is a 6-pattern collection for sale as both a mini e-book and as individual patterns. Each project is inspired by a famous female fashion designer who was active during the Roaring Twenties.

The Knits That Breathe ebook is available for purchase and instant download now from Ravelry. Or, order the paperback version from Amazon, your LYS, or my website.

Pattern Correction for the ICED FRAPPUCCINO Lace panel:

A unique construction technique features a short-row shaped side hem, raised seams, and graduated horizontal stripes that add up to a textured sleeveless tunic with figure-flattering architectural lines. Small decorative buttons are stitched into place to create attractive inverted pleats. Tencel tape yarn glides smoothly through the fingers, c...

The Knits That Breathe ebook is available for purchase and instant download now from Ravelry. Or, order the paperback version from Amazon, your LYS, or on my website.

The Knits That Breathe ebook is available for purchase and instant download now from Ravelry. Or, order the paperback version from Amazon, your LYS, or http://www.julieturjoman.com.

These elegant fingerless mitts come in two sizes, and feature a textured lace and bobble motif up the back of the hand. Ribbing on the inside wrist and a fitted thumb gusset ensure a snug fit. Delicate picot edgings provide a lovely, feminine finishing detail.

Garments worked in heavy weight yarns often overwhelm a small knitter’s frame or add unwanted bulk to a plus-sized figure. Not so with the shapely Gyroscopic Cardigan. With its fit-and-flare silhouette, this sweater will flatter every figure while providing welcome warmth on a chilly autumn day.

With a daughter in college, suddenly “school colors” take on new meaning. For a one-skein-and-a-few-yards-of-contrast-yarn project (190 - 219 yds) guaranteed to make your student think of you all winter long, these School Spirit Mittens are designed to be made in any two-color combination.

Knit on US size 6 32” long circular needles, the Sonja stole is a sumptuously elegant answer to blustery winter days.

June 28, 2010: The Love Bites Neckwarmer pattern is up. Thanks for your patience!

Inspired by all the vampire movies and television series that have sprung up with the persistence of the Undead in popular culture, these elegant, lacy fingerless gloves offer stylish protection when fending off unwelcome advances from the local vampire population.

The Love Bites neckwarmer has captured your fancy but the fingerless gloves are also calling out to you. Can’t decide? Get both, and save a dollar on the set.

Offered in a wide range of sizes, the Molokini Shrug pattern is tailor-made for those precious few skeins (from 2 to 4 depending on size made) of Sundara’s Aran Silky Merino - the ones you almost can’t bear to use because the color is so gorgeous.

Everyone needs a favorite cardigan, the one she reaches for when special occasions demand something a little dressier than usual. Guinevere is just such a cardigan, with its feminine waist shaping, elbow-length sleeves, and a pretty picot neck edge. A simple stitch pattern adds texture to the bodice.

An upcoming fall wedding in the Napa Valley and a fetching silk evening purse decorated with ribbon roses provided the inspiration for this wrap. In shades of maple leaf reds and rich corals, it practically shouts “Autumn!”

The world of nature is often credited for being the source of inspiration for so many gorgeous shawls and wraps. The Hardenburgia Shawl is no exception - the hardy vine growing up my fence, covered in trailing cascades of tiny purple flowers (like miniature wisteria, only without the fragrance!), is at the heart of this wrap. Two easy-to-master...