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The Crosspoint Fair Isle Hat turns bold colorwork into an everyday favorite. Stranded knitting creates the crisp geometric motif, worked here in black, white, and deep garnet red. That high contrast makes every stitch pop. An extra-long brim folds over for double warmth around the ears. Ribbing at the cuff keeps the hat snug even on […]
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This reversible baby cardigan looks beautiful in two ways. A circular yoke gives the cardigan soft, rounded shoulders and pretty shaping. You knit from the top down on straight needles, starting at the neck. After the yoke, the stitches divide for the body and sleeves. Only the underarm seams need sewing at the end, so […]
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The Ellis Baby Bonnet frames a little face in the prettiest lace. A twelve-row lace repeat carries the design, and it soon becomes easy to memorize. The pattern includes both written instructions and charts, so you can follow whichever style you prefer. Photos guide you through every step. Knitted i-cord ties finish the bonnet and […]
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The Spice Market Bandana is a breezy little headscarf for warm days. An airy lace stitch runs across the triangle, giving the fabric a light, summery feel. You knit it flat, with increases worked into the right-side rows. I-cord edging along both sides keeps the edges crisp and prevents curling. Matching i-cord ties finish the […]
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The Herbarium Shawl drapes like a poncho and reads like a garden. You begin at the neckline and work outward, so the piece grows steadily in your lap. Markers divide the stitches into four identical sections. Increases fall on every right-side row, which keeps the shaping perfectly symmetrical. Charts guide the leafy lace motif from […]
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