Accessibility: This pattern includes an additional digital pdf in an easy-to-read format. The easy-to-read format is written in 22 point sans serif font (Arial) in all black text, in a single column. It has no italics. All of the directions are fully written out. No charts are used for this version.

Note: The individual pattern PDF for Yumi is published in a different format from the original publication. Pattern includes both charted and written instructions.

Note: The individual pattern PDF for Nestlian is published in a different format from the original publication. It includes both charted and written instructions.

Note: The individual pattern PDFs for for Sojourn is published in a different format from the original publication. Pattern includes both charted and written instructions.

Note: The individual pattern PDF for Asawa is published in a different format from the original publication. Errata for the book editions can be found at the above link.

The Tadaima cowl is worked in the round with twisted rib hems and an arrow motif created with twisted stitches. Home can be many places, and the bidirectional arrows reflect the way we travel back and forth among the places we love and call home.

Watersheds inspired this gorgeous reversible shawl - its cables diverge and converge, like water flowing through a watershed, against a garter stitch background that represents the land. The gentle transition from one cable pattern into the next forms bookmarks the ends of the scarf for one of the most meditative knits we’ve ever published.

The lush texture of ribbing and cables creates a visual ode to the roots and rivulets that branch, entwine, and move through the earth, symbolizing the water and flora that nourishes life throughout the planet.

Inspired by young buds, the main motif of Calyx is reminiscent of sepals just beginning to separate, revealing a glimpse of the petals inside. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up, starting with a twisted rib brim.

The cowl is worked in the round from the bottom up, starting with a twisted rib hem. The twisted ribbing flows into parallel lines of twisted stitches that frame diamonds of stockinette, and the cowl is finished with a twisted rib hem at the top.

The cowl is worked in the round, from the bottom up. A scalloped edge and leaf motif form the bottom hem, and decreases are used to create the tapered shape, for a closer fit at the top. The pattern includes both charted and written instructions.

Parallax is worked flat from end to end. The combination of twisted rib, cables, and borders of twisted stitches results in a richly textured scarf.