Patchwork is a heartfelt design by Aimée Gille, inspired by the handmade stories woven through family and yarn. This striking shawl, inspired by Aimée’s original bandana, is a wearable celebration of memory—echoing the patchwork blanket Aimée’s mother knit for her sister, where every square told its own story.

Vest in Show is a playful new pattern collection featuring four bold and beautiful vests by Bristol Ivy, Norah Gaughan, Catherine Clarke, and Aimée Gille. Celebrate creativity, collaboration, and cast on your own Rhinebeck vest—don’t forget to join the fun with #vestinshow!

Marled Stripes is my new bandana pattern that brings together two of my favorite techniques: marling and striping.

Fade to Intarsia combines marling with a variety of intarsia

Miyabi 雅 is my interpretation of the Japanese aesthetic sense of the same name. For this design, I chose to focus on color.

This is the Mangetsu version of my knitted bandana shape. Mangetsu means full moon in Japanese. This design began during my travels in Japan in fall 2023. I think of it as a souvenir of that trip, a kind of travel diary written in stitches. You can, of course, make the exact same bandana. I invite you to consider ways to make this design your o...

Looking for a great beginner crochet shawl pattern? Le Triangle: Granny is it!

This is the all over intarsia version of my knitted bandana. You can use these shapes to customize your own bandana. Move these shapes around, play with color placement, create your own design…

This is the All Over Stripes version of Le Bandana.

This is a triangular bandana that is constructed by casting on at an end point and working increases on one side to the center point. Once you have reached the intended depth, you will begin to decrease on the same side to achieve the triangular shape of the bandana.

This is a triangular bandana that is constructed by casting on at one end point and working increases along one side to the center point. Once you have reached the intended depth, you will begin to decrease on the same side to achieve the triangular shape of the bandana.