The Harbor Hoodie is a nautical inspired design with classic navy, taupe and ivory colors and an attractive variegating stripe pattern. This sweater features an afterthought kangaroo pocket, generous hood, thumb-hole sleeves, and plenty of style and class! It is a “classic fit” sweater but is a little bit over-sized for roominess and comfort.

This is a roomy, comfortable, warm, cozy sweater. I made this one for my husband who wears it just about every day. It’s perfect for lazy, casual days!

This is a free pattern for a VERY comfortable, loose fitting hoodie tunic with a after-thought Kangaroo pocket. It has optional cables down the center of the sleeves.

This is a warm, attractive unisex cowl that is appealing to both men and women! It features a drawstring so it can be adjusted at the neck for comfort and warmth!

These form fitting fingerless mitts feature gussets at the thumb joint to provide plenty of flexibility and comfort during wear.

This is an attractive split bib dickie pattern for chunky machines. The generously sized bibs provide coverage for the chest and back. The tall, doubled rib collar provides plenty of warmth!

NOTE: As of April 2020, this pattern has been updated and improved. Please see my “Mint Lace Hoodie Tunic” pattern (Which is also free). It is very much similar to this one only some improvements have been made to the hood.

This is a simple rectangular tuck stitch shawl designed for Brother KH-260 machines.

This is a free pattern for a simple machine knit shawl/wrap that is suitable for any gauge flatbed knitting machine (by adjusting the type of yarn you decide to knit with to be appropriate for your machine). My example was knit on a Brother KH-260 bulky machine.

A quick, light-weight cowl to take the chill off your neck from autumn to early spring. Not too heavy, bulky, or restricting, but just right! A simple, easy to remember lace pattern and just a small amount of yarn produces a beautiful accessory for your collection!

This is a lovely, thick, warm, textured cowl that lays flat (no stockinette curl). It’s very simple to knit and no shaping is required. All you need is a bulky machine and ribber (and the ability to do a tuck stitch on the main bed) and you can make one in about 1/2 hour.

Using a traveling cable technique, this pattern produces thick, cabled boot toppers to compliment your winter attire!

A great last minute gift, perfect for anyone! These wash cloths work up quickly and are quite addictive to make. It’s exciting watching the texture develop as you knit!

If you are a fan of a certain medieval-fantasy series, you may recognize the name “Ironborn”. Inspired by this show, these gauntlets / mitts look like something any Greyjoy from the Iron Islands might be seen wearing. We’d like to think that Theon or Yara would appreciate their warmth and dexterity as they sail off on new adventures. The combin...

Dublin Fingerless Mitts

Carousel Mid-Gauge Machine Knit Cowl

Difficulty: Beginner