Penelope is a close fitting, bottom up, saddle sleeve tee with vertical stripes worked in fingering weight yarn. The pattern includes bust darts and general guidance for modifying based on your dress cup size. You have the option to finish with a crew neck or mock neck.

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Lila’s shape is inspired by the Faroesse crescent and is worked modularly. It’s suitable for a knitter looking for an introduction to lace, or something relaxing to work over a long weekend.

My dear friend Hendren asked me to make something to replace his old store-bought hat as it neared the end of its life. He asked for something ribbed, but I wanted to make something a little more special than a plain ribbed hat.

Chestertown is a cozy toe up fair isle slipper. It uses two colors of Nutmeg Fibers aran weight Hearth base. The stranded color work creates an extra warm fabric to keep you comfy even on the coldest winter nights. The slipper is written to be calf height, but all sizes leave enough yarn to knit taller if desired. Follow the notes in the patter...

Mix up your beret game with this mixed stitch, mock cable beret pattern. Right twist and left twist stitches combine to make visually complex chevron textures and beautiful mock cables. But row by row directions make this pattern a breeze to follow.

Burkhart is a cropped shawl neck cardigan with flared sleeves