Classic Lace Tee is a timeless V-neck pullover with a modern twist of lace at the neckline, making it perfect for so many outfits! This is wonderful for warm weather and also for layering in cooler weather. You can even choose longer sleeves for all-season wear.

The easy lace at the neckline adds a lot of style to the classic design. The V-neck edges are finished in I-Cord as the yoke is worked so there is no need for finishing work after the garment is done. Simply block it and weave in your ends!

Construction is top-down, totally seamless, and with high raglan sleeves that almost look set-in, but are easier to adjust for that perfect fit. Try it on as you go to make the sleeves and body exactly the length that you want. The adjustable fit and optional angled hemline makes it a flattering pullover for many body types.

This design will look great in any yarn that meets gauge and has good stitch definition.

This pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

Pattern will be available in Knit Companion.

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Moonbeam Cowl is a quick textured lace cowl that has only a 2-stitch repeat! The nearly 3-dimensional stitch pattern is easy to memorize and works up fast on any yarn weight.

This asymmetrical cowl is worked sideways from end to end, with increases only on the neck edge. The cowl is seamed at the back neck to allow for easy blocking of the lace.

Moonbeam Cowl is a great way to use up stash and leftover yarn…maybe even use a gradient yarn.

The pattern is written for fingering or lace weight yarn but can be made in any yarn weight. Size and yarn usage will vary with differences in gauge and yarn choices.

This pattern is the same as my Waffle Cone Cowl that was included in a Madelinetosh summer collection.

The instructions are both written and charted and the pattern has been professionally tech edited and tested.

Pattern is available in Knit Companion or will be soon.

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Multnomah Falls is a classic, cabled Henley that is sure to become a true wardrobe staple. Picture it with your favorite jeans or skirt. The fun and easy cables flow from the top all the way down to the hem. And the Henley placket gives the sweater a sporty touch and is fun to make and to wear. Will you choose a contrasting placket base?

The construction is top-down and seamless with modified drop shoulders. There’s plenty of structure built into the design so that it will keep its shape with lots of wear. The side panels in stockinette offer easy sizing adjustments.

Try it on as you go to get the exact length you desire… that’s the beauty of top-down and seamless designs!

This pullover will look great in heavy fingering, spor,t or light DK yarn that meets gauge, has little color variation, and good stitch definition. And with its unisex styling, the design looks equally great on everyone!

The instructions are both charted and written and the pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

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Crystal Lake is a classic colorwork pullover with a modern twist that is sure to become a wardrobe staple. The colorwork looks so elegant but don’t let it fool you! It’s fun to work and deceptively easy as it uses just 1 color per round and the stitch repeat is only 4 simple stitches!

Construction is top-down and in the round in a completely seamless manner, starting with a circular yoke for ease in working the fun slip-stitch colorwork.
There are multiple options to choose from for the collar and you can also add a bit of length to the back hemline for comfort in wearing.

Crystal Lake will look great in any yarn with good stitch definition that meets gauge and a strong contrast between yarn colors so that the colorwork design really pops. You can also use a gradient yarn or even a third color for the background behind the colorwork. A smooth, equal weight yarn is advised for both the main and contrast colors.

The instructions are both charted and written and the pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

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Tryon Creek Hoodie is a cozy cabled hood with an attached cowl neck so you can put the hood up when the weather calls for it.

Quick to knit and perfect for gifting, this piece can be worn as a cowl or pulled up into a balaclava-style hood for extra warmth. The pattern includes four sizes to suit everyone.

Knit in the round from the bottom up, the shaped cowl transitions seamlessly to the hood with a simple split under the chin. From there, it’s worked flat while continuing the easy cable pattern. Thoughtful decreases round the point of the hood and create a clean finish at the back. The top of the hood is joined with a fuss-free 3-Needle Bind Off.

Add front ribbing, customized to your desired width, to finish it just the way you like. Choose your tie from I-Cord, ribbon, or even a long shoestring.

Designed for DK weight yarn, Tryon Creek is wonderfully adaptable—try it in Worsted or Sport yarn weights including yarn from your stash. Size and yarn usage will vary with differences in gauge and yarn choices.

The instructions are both written and charted and the pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

Pattern is available in Knit Companion or will be soon.

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Crystal Lake is a quick and easy cowl with simple colorwork that uses only one color per row. And it’s only a 4 st repeat that you’ll memorize in no time! Picture it with a color changing or gradient yarn for the contrast color against a strongly contrasting background.

The asymmetrical cowl is worked sideways from end to end, with increases only on the neck edge. The cowl is seamed at the back neck to allow for easy blocking of the fabric and for easy wearing too.

Crystal Lake Cowl is a great way to use up stash and leftover yarn and looks best in a yarn that is smooth and even with same texture for both the main and contrasting colors.

The pattern is written for fingering or sport weight yarn but can be made in any yarn weight. Size and yarn usage will vary with differences in gauge and yarn choices.

The instructions are both written and charted and the pattern has been professionally tech edited and tested.

Pattern is available in Knit Companion or will be soon.

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Starburst is the perfect sweater to knit up fast for cooler weather. Its simple elegance is highlighted by a textured starburst motif at the yoke, with multiple neckline options to suit your style.

The starburst motif is far easier than it appears, and the hybrid yoke construction gives you the best of both worlds: a circular yoke for effortless textured, lace knitting that transitions into raglan shaping for a comfortable, flattering fit.

Worked top-down and seamlessly in the round, Starburst lets you try it on as you go, with no surprises, and no finishing beyond weaving in a few ends. The neckline is worked first for built-in structure that prevents stretching, and you can add a collar of your choice later. Short rows shape and lower the front neck, and can also create an optional angled hem with a bit of extra length in the back. Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs can easily be adjusted for a shorter length.

Starburst shines in any yarn that meets gauge, has good stitch definition, and not too much color variation.

The instructions are both charted and written and the pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

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Mt. Hood is the ultimate versatile accessory—a cozy ribbed hood that has an attached cowl so you can put the hood up when the weather calls for it!

Quick to knit and perfect for gifting, this piece can be worn as a classic cowl or pulled up into a balaclava-style hood for extra warmth. The pattern includes four sizes to suit everyone.

Knit in the round from the bottom up, the cowl transitions seamlessly to the hood with a simple split under the chin. From there, it’s worked flat in easy ribbing, with clear instructions for shaping the rounded point of the hood. Thoughtful decreases create a clean finish at the back, and the top is joined with a fuss-free 3-Needle Bind Off. Add a front edging customized to your desired width to finish it just the way you like. Choose your tie from I-Cord, ribbon, or even a long shoestring.

Designed for DK weight yarn, Mt. Hood is wonderfully adaptable—try it in different yarn weights including yarn from your stash. Size and yarn usage will vary with differences in gauge and yarn choices.

The instructions are written and the pattern has been professionally tech-edited and tested.

Pattern is available in Knit Companion or will be soon.

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