Fun to knit and easy to wear kerchief-style scarf that has optional buttons to keep it on your neck or around your face. Made in worsted weight yarn, the gauge can be adjusted for other yarn weights by increasing or decreasing the number of cast on rows. The scarf will adjust its shape accordingly.

This sweater is worked in the round, bottom up to underarm, and then worked back and forth after the armhole bind off. The sleeves are picked up and knitted in the round using magic loop from the armhole to the cuff. If you prefer, you can use double pointed needles. Place stitch markers at the side seams. Stitch markers are also helpful to ind...

This sweater is a typical Gansey shape, but worked in the round, bottom up to underarms, and then worked back and forth after an armhole bind off. It does not have the underarm gusset as most of us are not generally hauling lobster pots or pulling nets, and those gussets do add a lot of bulk under the arm.

The original Cape Cod Hat used 6 colors to create the design. This Cape Cod Hat was designed to use two skeins of Woolfolk Far, a dark color and a light color, making the project affordable, yet extremely soft and stretchy.

An easy-to-wear, oversized cardigan with pockets for your phone, glasses and keys, this sweater is quick to knit and is sure to become a long lasting favorite.

An easy, quick, oversized top down pullover that will keep your little one warm all winter long. Outdoors or indoors, this cozy yoke sweater is ready for every adventure. The pattern makes it easy to adjust to fit a growing child.

An easy, top down dress with cap sleeves that your little one will love. Pair it with leggings or tights over a turtleneck or long-sleeved tee to keep her warm all winter long. The pattern makes it easy to adjust to fit a growing child.

An easy and quick, oversized boxy pullover that is knitted in the round, top down. Pattern makes adjustments easy as to length of body and sleeves.

This lightweight Cape Cod Sweater is just right for those six months in the year that need just a little extra warmth outside. It’s also a great indoor sweater all winter. With the soft drape and stretch of your favorite sweatshirt, but the ‘warm, even when wet’ comfort of wool, it’s the perfect comfy go-to sweater all year long.

An easy, quick, oversized boxy pullover that will keep you warm on your rambles through the marshes, beaches and woods this winter

This pattern is in the works, so it’s not yet available. Will be released soon!

This shawl contains 8 colors; one full skein of a neutral shade and seven coordinating colors that you can either purchase or “find” in your stash. Or you can get together with friends, and buy seven colors and divide them up since it doesn’t take a lot of each color, other than the main color, to knit the shawl. If you want to make the shawl a...

The original Adult size Cape Cod Hat was made from hand dyed yarn using foraged plants and berries found in the woods and fields on the Cape. It was so popular, we’ve made a pattern for kids using commercially available yarn. The pattern is easy enough for an advanced beginner knitter.

The original Cape Cod Hat was made from hand dyed yarn using foraged plants and berries found in the woods and fields on the Cape. The kits sold out so quickly that we’ve knit versions of the hat in other DK weight yarns so people around the world can make their own version. The pattern is easy enough for an advanced beginner knitter, but compl...

A versatile pullover with lots of drape available in sizes 34” - 50”. Knit it to fit or knit it in a size larger than your bust size for positive ease. This sweater fits and feels like your favorite sweatshirt, but looks 100% nicer. Make it in Loft in your favorite colors. Change the mood from sunset to winter evening to summer dawn. It’s a gre...

This pattern was written for double pointed needles, but can be easily adapted to magic loop. If you want a looser or tighter sock, change the needle size. 100 grams of sock yarn is sufficient to make these socks.

Scarf is knitted flat in garter stitch starting with 2 stitches. Pattern continues until 20 grams of yarn remain. These 20 grams are used to bind off the garment in picot. 1 skein of 100 grams of fingering weight yarn will produce this scarf.

Can be made in finger/sport or DK/worsted weight yarn. Gauge will vary depending on weight.

You can use any type of yarn from fingering to worsted. Just choose something soft to wear next to your skin.