The Luminate Cowl and Infinity Scarf pattern combines different fibers and textures and the contrast they can produce. Two different yarns (a solid, plied yarn paired with a brushed, fuzzy alpaca yarn) provide plenty of contrast, and adding a textured stitch pattern like Seed Stitch adds even more interest in how the two yarns interact […]
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The November cowl is a perfect project for practicing stranded colorwork techniques. With just two colors you can practice the necessary skills without having to constantly change yarn colors. The cowl is knit lengthwise before sewing the cast-on and bind-off edges together. Stitch pattern is charted only (no written instructions for the stranded colorwork pattern).
The Fall Chevron Shawl plays with a variety of chevron stitch patterns and bright fall-inspired colors. It’s knit lengthwise, from one short end to the other, and moves between Garter eyelets, Stockinette and Garter chevrons, as well as lace and twisted stitch chevron patterns too. Photographs: ©Biscotte Yarns Download Digital knitting pattern (digital patterns are
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The Bis-Bias Infinity Scarf features simple texture and beautiful colors – perfect for showcasing two complimentary skeins of sock yarn. The scarf begins with a provisional cast-on before working sections of Stockinette stitch and a textured stitch pattern in alternating stripes of color. When complete, the provisional stitches are grafted with the final row to
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The True Blue Shawl is an exploration in various stitch patterns and colors! Work simple stripes in Garter stitch, some fun Daisy Chains, and slip-stitch colorwork while moving between the different colors in this asymmetrical triangle shawl. All of the stitch patterns are simple enough for adventurous beginners – but interesting enough to keep knitters
Learn to knit a classic pair of socks from toe to cuff with this pattern and video tutorial. The socks are worked using a 9″ short circular needle and feature a round toe and heel worked in a contrasting color. The heel is worked when the sock is complete, using a peasant heel construction. Download
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The Longshore Currents cowl is a perfect project for practicing stranded colorwork techniques. With just two colors you can practice the necessary skills without having to constantly change yarn colors. The cowl is knit lengthwise before sewing the cast-on and bind-off edges together. Stitch pattern is charted only (no written instructions for the stranded colorwork
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Learn to knit a classic pair of socks from toe to cuff with this pattern and video tutorial. The socks feature a rounded wedge toe, a wrap-and-turn short-row heel with a mini-gusset, a lace pattern along the instep, and finishes with a folded picot hem. The accompanying video tutorial walks through each of these steps
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The Owl Cowl & Mitts are knit using stranded colorwork. Each piece is cast on and worked in the round with two-color corrugated ribbing before beginning the owl motif (charted instructions only). The cowl finishes with another section of corrugated ribbing while the mitts use k1p1 rib and have an afterthought thumb. Download Digital knitting