Stripes go this way, drops go that way: pretty shawl for advanced beginners!

These mittens are cast on at the fingertips, worked by Magic Loop down with the thumb knit parallel and joined as you go with a gusset, snug ribbing, then a mitten cord - ribbing, gusset, thumb parallel with fingers and finally ending at the opposite finger tips!

Because we can only see Thestrals from a certain perspective! A small chart for illusion knitted Thestral Wings.

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A mystery knit along for Apparition Lessons at the Harry Potter Knitting/Crochet House Cup!

This double-thickness scarf is knit in the round using the Magic Loop method. One surface shows a Ravenclaw Feather, and the other is a blank canvas on which to name your position or house in duplicate stitch, illusion, embroidery or intarsia as you prefer.

This cloth uses only knit and purl stitches to reveal a shield shape on a square washcloth. A great beginner project! And a handy gift for your young knight who needs a little encouragement to wash her face.

A cheery cotton tank with a soft scalloped edge and all-over wildflower knots. Knitted from the bottom up with a picked-up-and-ribbed edge to the armholes to help keep their shape. This pattern is named for my cheery, summery, sun-loving friend Bobbilicious who challenged me to create it!

Keep your favorite books nice and warm! This little chart is intended as a supplement to the brilliant Hogwarts Double Knitted Bookscarves by the lovely and brilliant Ann Kingstone.

This intarsia chart of Earth’s continents is a modest supplement to the geometrifantastic Stockinette Short-Row Sphere by Brent Annable, free on Ravelry and his web site.

THIS PATTERN IS COMPLETELY UNTESTED and intended for use by the Ravenclaw team in the HP K/C House Cup Quidditch Match. Caveat lector.

Double soles, pretty cables, plus felted bulky wool equal toasty toes!

Double soles, pretty cables, plus felted bulky wool equal toasty toes!

It’s the age-old Cold Latitudes Dilemma - how to hold hands with your sweetie on a romantic walk through the snow without getting frostbite? It’s a stockinette hand pouch with 2 cuffs! Add your own beautiful cables or color work, of course! I think it goes particularly well with a matching standard pair of mittens, shared by your non-holding ha...

This very wide, very warm scarf is knit as two long stockinette tubes which loop around and under and over one another. Short rows and wrap-and-turn accomplish the various corners. This particular cable is copied from the beautiful collarbone tattoos of the talented web spinner at Damask Blue Designs; more cable patterns will be charted for thi...

This double-thickness headband is knit in the round along the short dimension, adding rows along the long dimension, joined to the provisional cast-on at the back seam. The stockinette inner surface keeps your ears toasty and the beautiful cables of the outer surface, knit against a reverse stockinette background, are copied from Ireland’s grea...