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Please note that the stitch marker is positioned at the center back neck. Two great yarns are held together throughout this seamless pullover. Aledo has a straightforward construction. Knit in the round, this easy geometric design is great for a first colorwork project, holding enough interest for advanced knitters as well. US Size 6 4. SIZE One size fits all. A simple slip stitch pattern cowl creates a dense waffle-like fabric for warmth and supple drape. This flexible pattern can be worked in four different sizes using just one or two skeins of yarn.

Both short and longer versions are lovely viewed on both sides. This cowl is perfect for a bright pop of color and a warm hug around your neck. This pattern is knit in pieces from the bottom up.

The Madelinetosh logo is worked using CC. The letters will be easiest to do using the stranded technique of changing colors, while the triangle will be best worked using intarsia.

Alternatively, you could add the logo after the sweater is knit using duplicate stitch. A simple garter-stitch triangle shawl, worked from the top down and trimmed with a pleated border. This flexible pattern can be worked larger for a full-sized shawl or smaller for a petite shawlette.

Knit in DK weight yarn, this shawl is the perfect companion on a cool spring evening or layered under a winter coat for fall. This classically styled cardigan is worked in stockinette stitch from the top down with short-row shaping in the back-panel and sleeves for a more structured fit in the shoulders.

The button band and edging are done in a simple rib for a clean finish which highlights the simple lines of the cardigan. See schematic on pattern page 5. Of course, I can print a million sweater patterns off the internet. One reason I turn to Joji for a pattern is I know I will finish it, my desire to wear the garment once I'm finished over and over will grow with time. Joji creates garments I will reach for in my closet, thoughtlessly, repeatedly.

Shown in size M. Recommended 2" of positive ease. The scarf is worked in the round, starting with a provisional cast on; at the halfway point, the pattern colors are reversed and the second half is worked. The provisional cast on is removed and joined together with the live stitches using a three-needle bind off to create a reversible cowl.

Worked in the round, the simple slip stitch pattern is simple to memorize and makes a great portable knitting project. We think the color combinations are endless, each yielding a completely different garment.

You also have the option of working pockets as you go, or of adding them wherever you wish after the piece is complete. Length from nape of neck: SIZE Circumference: 8.

This simply striped baby blanket is perfect for swaddling. Knit in a light, fingering weight yarn, this project is ever so easy to pick up and set down; for busy lives and on-the-go knitters. The resulting fabric is dense and warm. The accent color used peeps through the main color as it recedes behind the dominant color. This striped hat is an essential fingering weight hat pattern! Sized for babies, children, and adults. This hat is knit from the bottom up using three different shades of Tosh Merino Light.

Three strands are held together throughout the project, and these three strands will vary from round to round. Follow the chart for a guide on how to change colors, or come up with your own fade! The hat fades roughly from the darkest color at the bottom, to the lightest around the middle, and then back to darkest at the top.

Sleeve stitches are picked up from the armhole, the sleeve cap is shaped with shortrows, and the sleeves are knit downward from there. The cardigan is meant to be worn with zero to a small amount of positive ease. If your exact size is not available, please go up one size. This pattern is great for beginner knitters and more experienced. The afterthought heel is added after the entire body of the sock is completed from top down.

Storyteller is knit from the bottom up in one piece. The hood is picked up and knit after shoulders are grafted together. The cap sleeves and garter rib border are picked up and knit in the round. There is no sewing other than the shoulder and hood grafts! Length: 9 10, 11, 12, Shown in Newborn. The brim of the hat is worked flat. The piece is then overalpped, joined and the body of the hat is worked in the round to finish. Charted and written instructions are both provided.

These socks are knit from the cuff down using a charted cable pattern down the front of the sock. To add or subtract length, it is best to do so in the straight sections of the fingers and the thumb length.

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