Only Baubles in the Building is a set of advent patterns currently available exclusively for those participating in Sister Weekend Yarn Co’s Only Murders in the Advent holiday extravaganza!

The final bauble in the series is inspired by one of Howard’s classice Fair Isle vests, showcased in Season 2, Episode 3, The Last Day Of Bunny Folger.

Bauble 11 is inspired by Cinda’s oversized, checked turtleneck from season 2, episode 1, Persons of Interest. The stitch pattern for this bauble is based on a vintage checkerboard pattern of knits and purls to create the illusion of woven fabric. This ornament sweater is knit from the top down to form a turtleneck for your bauble!

Bauble 10 is inspired by Mabel’s trendy striped, ribbed turtleneck from season 4, episode 9, Escape From Planet Klongo.

This bauble is inspired by the side to side cable and puff stitch sweater worn by Poppy White in season 2, episode 1, Persons of Interest. The puff stitch is also known bubble stitch because after 5 rows of knit, the 6th row is worked every 3 stitches 4 rounds below, cinching the fabric and making it bubble out.

Our only crochet bauble, today’s design is constructed in two pieces. The pieces are then crocheted together around the ornament.

Our advent baubles would not be complete without one of Rudy Thurber’s Christmas jumpers. The traditional Norwegian design on this one is from season 4, episode 8, Lifeboat.

Today’s ornament is inspired once again by our sweater diva, Ms. Mabel Mora. This gorgeous work of orange cabling was showcased on episode 1 of season 3, “Opening Night.”

The 5th bauble in the series is based on a look served by Howard Morris, the neurotic, cat-loving resident of the Arconia who becomes increasingly involved with the main trio’s mysteries. His character arc has explored his complex relationship with his late

Day 7 is inspired by Loretta Durkin, who shares a late-in-life romance with Oliver Putnam built on a shared passion for theater, second chances, and mutual admiration. Today’s lacy bauble mimics the beauty and elegance of the stitch pattern of Loretta’s wedding dress. The lace stitch is a traveling stitch in honor of Oliver’s traveling bride.

Day 5 is based on Oliver Putnam. Known best for his flair for the dramatic, Oliver loves his scarves, the more flamboyant the better! Bauble 3 is inspired by his favorite purple scarf.

Day 3 is based on Charles-Haden Savage. Meticulous and cautious, Charles is in his comfort zone in earth tones and classic styles. His bauble is inspired by the brown and blue herringbone sweater that he wore in season 3, episode 4, The White Room.

Need a clue as to what to do with those leftover sock yarn or fingering weight scraps or advent mini skeins? Good news! The mystery has been solved: MARLED SOCKS, you’ll knit.

One of my favorite parts of living at the farm is watching the sunbeams dance over the ripples of the pond. Their shimmering beauty, refracting and reflecting off the surface, creates a mesmerizing play of light and shadow.

A cup of tea, a pastry, a book, some relaxing music, a snuggle with a pet, a relaxing knitting project = Sunday Bliss.

A talisman is an object that is believed to have magical powers and to bring good luck. This design was inspired by the delight of finding a four leaf clover, the relief of wrapping your hand around a lucky object in your coat pocket, and the comfort of a cabled Irish sweater. The Talisman Socks pattern combines colorwork clovers and cable hors...

Lucky 13 is a simple toe up sock with a short row heel and a 13 stitch lace panel.