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All Meshed Up 

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When you’re in the mood for something simple but fun, 

and have a gorgeous gradient set staring you in the 

face, there’s nothing better than getting All Meshed Up 

with this cowl. Instructions for fingering, dk, worsted, 

and aran weight yarns are all included. 

Teachable Skills 

•Knitting in the round 

•Changing colors 

•Working simple mesh 

lace 

•Optional: Russian Join 

Skill Level 

Advanced beginner 

Finished Measurements 

All versions approximately 

22" circumference; 9.5-12" 

tall. 

Needles (for small 

circumference knitting) 

Fingering weight: 

US5/3.75mm. 

DK weight: US6/4mm. 

Worsted weight: 

US8/5mm. 

Aran weight: US9/5.5mm. 

Yarn 

Fingering weight: 270 

yards. 

DK weight: 240 yards. 

Worsted weight: 210 

yards. 

Aran weight: 150 yards. 

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Alma Lou 

I first knitted this shawlette for my mother, Alma, for her 

birthday. We call her Alma Lou, because her middle 

name is, quite surprisingly, Lucretia. I wanted something 

simple, with a bit of frou-frou, but not too much. Eyelets 

seemed to be the way to go, and on a garter 

background, they’re almost rustic. This is a simple 

pattern with enough interest to keep you going. 


•Increasing 

•Differentiating front and 

back on garter stitch (i.e., 

reading your knitting) 

•Working simple mesh 

lace 

•Applied I-Cord Bind Off 

Skill Level 


Needles 

US4/3.5mm circular 

needle, 24" or longer, or 

size needed to get gauge. 

Yarn 

Approximately 350-400 

yards of fingering-weight 

yarn. 


54" wide from tip to tip, 

16" deep at center back. 



Ananke 

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In Greek mythology, Ananke was the personification of 

destiny, necessity and fate. She was often depicted 

holding a spindle. How perfect! I feel that she compelled 

me to knit this shawlette, and a second, and to cast on 

for moremoremore. Give in to Ananke and knit one for 

yourself (or a friend)! 


•Increasing 

•Following a ribbed 

pattern 


Skill Level 










Yarn 


yards of fingering- or 

sport-weight yarn. I used 

Blue Moon Fiber Arts 

Socks that Rock in Muddy 

Autumn Rainbow. 



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Arms Akimbo 

Wear these mitts all fall and winter long – they’ll keep 

your non-knitting parts good and toasty. Chevrons are a 

great way to add visual interest to the long color repeats 

of this yarn, and my favorite I-cord bind-off is featured 

at the top of the mitt. 



(small circumference, so 

good for Magic Loop) 

•Simple lace pattern 

•Gussets 

Skill Level 



8.5" long, 7" circumference 

at base of thumb. 

Needles 

US2/3mm needle for small 

circumference knitting, or 


Yarn 

Approximately 160 yards 

fingering-weight yarn. I 

used Crystal Palace Mini 

Mochi, colorway 103 

Violets Rainbow. 



Amazing Technicolor 

Dream Cowl 

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It’s amazing! It’s Technicolor! It’s a dream (to knit AND 

wear)! The Amazing Technicolor Dream Cowl was 

designed to play around with and show off color, with a 

soothing rhythm and knits up very quickly. 


•Judy’s Magic Cast On 



•Slipping stitches 

•Reading a chart 

•Buttonholes 

•Kitchener Stitch 

Skill Level 



Long Loop: 5.5" tall, 33" 

long 

Short Loop: 8" tall, 27"long 



US4/3.5mm needle for 

knitting smallish 

circumference in the 

round, or size needed to 

get gauge. 

Yarn 


fingering-weight yarn total, 

split evenly between 15 

colors. I used Knitted Wit 

Gumballs in 15-colorway 

sets she puts together. 



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Aunties Cowl 

It takes a village to raise kids, but nowadays, many of us 

don’t live near our families. That’s why Aunties are so 

important - female friends who love and support us 

AND our kiddos. Make your favorite Auntie something 

special with our Aunties Cowl. 


•Following a lace chart. 


Skill Level 



DK weight: 8.5" wide, 27 

(54)" long. 

Worsted weight: 9.75" 

wide, 25 (50)" long. 

Needles 

DK weight: US6/4mm 

needle for flat knitting. 

Worsted weight: 

US7/4.5mm needle for flat 

knitting. 

Yarn 

DK weight: 210 (415) yards 

total, in two colors as 

follows: 110 (215) yards 

color A & 100 (200) yards 

color B. 

Worsted weight: 190 (385) 

yards total, in two colors 

as follows: 105 (200) yards 

color A & 85 (185) yards 

color B. 



Beach Agate Hat 

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Take a walk on the beach searching for treasures while 

wearing this fun and simple hat. With a turned hem and 

a reverse-stockinette triangle detail, this is the perfect 

hat pattern for highly variegated yarn. 


•Decreasing 


•Paired increases/ 

decreases 

Skill Level 



Small/Med (Large/Extra 

Large): 19 (22)" 

circumference, 9.5 (10)" 

from brim to top. 






Yarn 

Approximately 130 (160) 

yards worsted-weight 

yarn. 



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Beach Agate Sweater 

Take a walk on the beach searching for treasures while 

wearing this fun and simple sweater. It’s a three-season 

piece, sure to make you feel fabulous, whether or not 

you walk off the beach with a hand full of agates. 


•Following a sweater 

pattern (top down raglan) 


Skill Level 



Finished bust sizes: 30, 

[32, 36, 40, 44, 50, 54]". 

Shown worn with 2" 

positive ease on Shannon. 

Measured after blocking. 

Needles 




Yarn 

Approximately 950 (1000, 

1050, 1175, 1300, 1430, 

1575, 1800) yards worstedweight 

yarn. 



Big Green Cowl 

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This is the epitome of a soothing knit: use a decadent 

worsted weight yarn, and you’ve got yourself one heck 

of a knitting time. Wear it long, wear it doubled, 

whatever you do, make sure you wear this cowl! 



•Paired yarn overs and 

decreases 

Skill Level 

Enthusiastic beginner 


60" in diameter, 9" tall. 

Needles 

US10/6mm circular needle, 

24" or longer, or size 

needed to get gauge. 

Yarn 


worsted-weight yarn. I 

used Blue Moon Fiber Arts 

Targhee Luscious Single 

Silk in Mossay. 



Bon Bon Kerchief 

This wee kerchief is like a bite of candy. Take one skein 

of a special yarn (something tres yummy in keeping with 

the theme), add a few evenings and voila - the perfect 

little project. As an added bonus, it can easily be upsized 

to make a bigger shawlette. 


•Following a lace chart. 


Skill Level 



44" long from tip to tip, 

8.25" deep at center. 

Measured after blocking. 

Needles 


knitting, or size needed to 

get gauge. 

Yarn 


fingering-weight yarn. 



Bridges Shawl 

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This shawl is a tribute to the bridges of Portland, and to 

one dyer who drives over them (and back over them, 

and back over them…), the lovely and talented Tina from 

Blue Moon Fiber Arts. 


•Increasing 

•Paired yarn overs and 

decreases 

•Applied I-cord Bind Off 

Skill Level 



84" long from tip to tip, 24" 

deep at center. Measured 

after blocking. 

Needles 




Yarn 


sport-weight yarn. I used 

Blue Moon Fiber Arts 

Socks that Rock 

Mediumweight, colorway 

ka-POW! pa-TINA! 



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Button This 

Take a wee bit of worsted (under 100 yards), a beautiful 

button, and a few hours and make this lovely little 

neckwarmer. 


•Knitting (this is a GREAT 

first project/learn-to-knit 

class project!) 

•Decreasing 

•I-cord 

•Sewing on a button 

Skill Level 

Beginner 


19.5" long, without I-cord, 

5.25" wide. 

Needles 



get gauge, and double 

points of the same size (for 

I-cord). 

Yarn 


yards of worsted-weight 

yarn. I used Crystal Palace 

Mochi Plus in Tropical 

Ginger. 



Cascade Range 

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When faced with a knitting deadline and a discerning 

recipient, reach for something unique, like this 

asymmetric-in-a-different-way shawlette. This pattern 

has directions for working the shawl in either fingering 

weight yarn OR aran/bulky weight yarn. 


•Increasing 


•Following a chevron 

pattern 

•I-cord Bind Off 

Skill Level 



Triangle dimensions: 60" x 

30" x 45". 

Needles 

Fingering weight: 


needle, 24" or longer. 

Aran/bulky weight: 

US11/8mm circular 

needle, 24" or longer. 

Yarn 

Fingering weight: 720 

yards total. Color A: 415 

yards. Color B: 165 yards. 

Color C: 140 yards. 

Aran/bulky weight: 345 

yards total. Color A: 185 

yards. Color B: 90 yards. 

Color C: 70 yards. 



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Coastal Sunset 

Celebration Cowl 

Inspired by the gorgeous sunsets in Cannon Beach, this 

cowl is as fun to knit as it is to wear, and is perfect for 

long walks on the beach at sunset. 



•Mesh lace 

•Following a lace pattern, 

either written or charted 

•I cord bind off 

Skill Level 



20" circumference, 25" tall. 

Needles 

US6/4mm needle for 

small-circumference 

circular knitting, or size 


Yarn 




Cloud Nine in Coastal 

Sunset Celebration. 



Coastal Sunset 

Celebration Shawl 

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Inspired by the gorgeous sunsets in Cannon Beach, this 

cowl is as fun to knit as it is to wear, and is perfect for 

long walks on the beach at sunset. 


•Increasing 

•Mesh lace 




Skill Level 



19" wide at widest point, 

60" long at longest edge. 

Needles 

US6/4mm needle for smallcircumference 

circular 


get gauge. 

Yarn 


fingering-weight yarn. I used 

Blue Moon Fiber Arts Cloud 

Nine in Coastal Sunset 

Celebration 



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Cracklin' Rosie 

Cracklin’ Rosie makes me smile, and so does this 

awesome and squishy cowl. In fact, I think even Neil 

Diamond would agree that it’s a beautiful and wearable 

accessory. 



•Yarn overs with paired 

decreases 

•Following a textured 

pattern 

Skill Level 



Small: 20" around, 9.5" tall. 

Large: 40" around, 9.5" tall. 

Needles 


needle, or size needed to 

get gauge. If you are 

making the small size, you 

will need a 16" or 24" 

needle. For the large size, 

a 32" or 40" will work best. 

Yarn 

150 (300) yards worsted 

weight yarn. I used Blue 

Moon Fiber Arts LSS, 

colorways True Blood Red 

(large, red version) and 

PDX City of Roses (small, 

pink version). 



Crimson & Clover 

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As I was working on this pattern, I couldn’t get Joan 

Jett’s version of “Crimson and Clover” out of my head, 

and I thought, wouldn’t it be great to have a pattern 

offered in both stockinette and garter, so even though 

it’s basically the same pattern, versions are markedly 

different in appearance? Knit in a luxury fiber on bigger 

needles, it’s a lot of bang for your knitterly buck, and the 

perfect shape to wrap around yourself whilst humming 

along to Joan Jett and her Blackhearts. 


•Increasing 

•Triangular shawl shape 



Skill Level 



79" wide from tip to tip; 

20" deep at center. 

Needles 

•US5/3.75mm circular 



Yarn 




Worthy Fingering, in 

colorways Ochroid (gold, 

Crimson) & Nyame (blue, 

Clover). 



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Crinkled Corrugation 

A little bit girly, a little bit utilitarian, this shawlette 

embodies my absolute favorite combination, knit-wearwise: 

texture plus sweetness. 


•Increasing 

•Semi-circular shawl 

shape 

•Ruffles 


Skill Level 



Small: 36" across back, 13" 

deep at center. 

Medium: 43" across back, 

15" deep at center. 

Large: 50" across back, 

17.5" deep at center. 

Needles 

US4/3.5mm circular needle, 



Yarn 

380 (475, 550) yards 



STR Lightweight in 

colorway Kelped (yellow) & 

Rare Gems (blue). 



Daisy Cowl 

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It’s that time of year, folks. Is it Spring or isn’t it? I’m 

going to vote for yes, it is, even though I’m wearing a 

sweater and wool socks. This cowl helps. In bright colors 

and with a fun-to-work and lovely-to-look-at flowered 

motif, it makes me think of the Spring that should and 

will be. 




either written OR charted 

Skill Level 



Single loop (double loop): 

18 (58)" circumference. 

Both sizes: 7" tall. 

Needles 




Yarn 

100 (300) yards sportweight 

yarn. I used Lang 

Yarns Seta Tweed in 

colorway Violet (46) for 

the one-loop version and 

Elsebeth Lavold Silky 

Wool in colorway Faded 

Purple (97) for the twoloop 

version. 



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Dashes & Dots 

Want an easy and fun foray into stranded knitting? The 

Dashes and Dots cowl is for you! Choose two 

contrasting colors, your favorite circular needle, and get 

to knitting! 



•Following a colorwork 

chart 

Skill Level 



Single loop (double loop) 

circumference: 25" (52"). 

Both sizes: 7.5" wide. 

Needles 

US4/3.5mm circular needle 

for small-circumference 


get gauge. 

Yarn 

340 (750) yards fingeringweight 

yarn total, split 

between two colors - color 

A: 210 (450) yards; color B: 

130 (300) yards. 



Diamond Tread 

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My husband is forever trying to name my things. Handdyed 

yarn that I’m knitting with, designs I’m working 

on… Usually, his suggestions are a bit goofy, and I just 

laugh them off. He like cars and trucks and things that 

go, so it wasn’t surprising that he christened these socks 

“Diamond Tread,” like the grippy material used on semitruck 

steps and other industrial surfaces. 


•Toe up sock knitting 

•Small-circumference 

knitting in the round 

•Short Rows 

•Following a lace pattern 

Skill Level 



Adult small (medium, 

large): 7½ (8, 8½)" foot 

circumference. 7" leg. 

Needles 


needle for smallcircumference 

knitting, or 


Yarn 

330-400 yards fingeringweight 

yarn. I used Hazel 

Knits Artisan Sock in 

Shannypants (green and 

Dream in Color Starry in 

Gold Experience (gold). 



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Dreamer Mitts 

The best part about these mitts is how very versatile 

they are - use a gradient set of six colors, a rainbow set 

of six, use two or three colors, or go wild and use a 

variegated skein that's been languishing in your stash. 


•Small-circumference 


•Thumb gusset 


Skill Level 



Adult small (medium/ 

large): approximately 7 (9)" 

tall from cuff to tip, 6 (7)" 

around at base of hand. 

Needles 




get gauge. 

Yarn 

160 (175) yards fingeringweight 

yarn. I used Knitted 

Wit Victory Fingering 

Gumballs, Rainbow Set of 

6. 



Eliza Scidmore's Shawl 

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore was an American writer, 

photographer, and geographer in the late 1800s and 

early 1900s. She was a frequent visitor to Japan, where 

she fell in love with the gorgeous cherry trees she 

enjoyed while there. With the support of First Lady 

Helen Taft, she was able to begin to seed Washington, 

DC with Sakuras, and it is thanks to her that we are able 

to enjoy these gorgeous blooms every Spring. 

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•Increasing 


either written or charted. 


Skill Level 





Needles 




Yarn 

450 yards of fingeringweight 

yarn. I used 

Knitted Wit Victory Fine in 

Hydrangea. 



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Emerald City 

This is the perfect piece to wear as you wander the 

streets and experience the sights of beautiful Seattle, 

the Emerald City. With two separate options, and aran 

weight yarn, you can make this shawl over and over and 

over. 


•Shawl shaping 

•Yarn over patterning 

•Picot bind off 

•I-cord bind off 

Skill Level 



60" wide, 14.5" deep at 

center. 

Needles 




Yarn 

200 yards total aranweight 


Wit Victory Aran in 

Emerald City (green) and 

Ghostly (grey). 



Emily Shmemily 

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A simple and lovely one-skein-of-sock-yarn shawlette 

that can easily be made larger, the edges can also be 

blocked flat or in points. 


•Triangular shawl shaping 

(top-down, increases) 

•Simple lace 

•I-cord Bind Off 

Skill Level 





Needles 




Yarn 

375-400 yards fingeringweight 

yarn. I used Hazel 

Knits Artisan Sock in 

Lipstick 1984. 



Fall Ramble 

This pattern truly was a labor of love. I loved the flow of 

the lacy chevron pattern. I loved the quickness of the 

knit. I loved the feel of the Imperial Stock Ranch yarn. I 

loved how the test-knit turned out in Silky Wool. And I 

love wearing these leg warmers. I’ll be rambling all 

around town in these this winter, and that’s something 

I’ll love to do, too. 





•Increasing 

Skill Level 



s/m (l/xl): 8 (9.5)" lower 

cuff circumference, 13 

(14.5)" upper cuff 

circumference. 

Needles 




get gauge. 

Yarn 

230-400 yards sportweight 

yarn. I used 

Imperial Stock Ranch 

Tracie, colorway Cactus 

Blossom (pink) and 

Elsebeth Lavold Silky 

Wool, colorway 118 

Cognac (golden). 



Flotus 

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As a tribute to Michelle (and all of our illustrious First 

Ladies past), and as a nod to the big knitting trade show 

being held in DC this year, the Flotus Shawl was born. 

Grab a gorgeous gradient, mix in a sprinkle, and you've 

got potato chip knitting at its very finest. Fun, fast, and 

with a truly presidential punch, you'll find this shawl 

flying off of your needles and around your neck. 


•Shawl construction 


Skill Level 



78" wingspan, 16" deep at 

center. 

Needles 


flat knitting, or size 


Yarn 

645 yards total fingeringweight 

yarn. 



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Fremont Cowl 

The trip between my house and the Knitted Wit Studio 

takes me down a small part of Fremont Street in NE 

Portland. I’m only on the street for a short period of 

time, but it’s one that holds a special place in my 

Portland-y heart. Once upon a time, I spent free time on 

Fremont Street. In fact, I discovered salt bagels on 

Fremont Street (oh, salt bagels!) The lace pattern on the 

Fremont Cowl is interesting and has a rhythm to it. 





Skill Level 





Both sizes: 9" tall. 

Needles 



knitting, or 


Yarn 

180 (400) yards worstedweight 

yarn total, split 

evenly between two 

colors. I used Knitted Wit 

Superwash Worsted, 

colorways Pistachio (cA) 

and Italian Plum (cB). 



Garter Hug 

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This is the perfect project for those times when you have 

some special yarn and just want it to hug you. Simple 

and meditative knitting at its finest. 





Skill Level 




14.5" deep at center back. 

Needles 




Yarn 

400 yards lace- or 

fingering-weight yarn. 



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Girlfriend Leg Warmers 

These leg warmers are as much fun to knit as they are 

to wear, and it makes it even better if you do both with 

one of your best girlfriends! The striping is soothing and 

simple; the slip-stitch Paper Doll Motif is interesting 

without being difficult. An added bonus is that the slipstitch 

helps the leg warmers stay up. Just like a good 

friend, both fun AND pragmatic. 


•Small circumference 



•Following a mosaic chart 

Skill Level 



7" circumference 

(unstretched) at ankle, 11" 

circumference 

(unstretched) at calf. 

Approximately 16.5" tall 

(but very customizable). 

Needles 

US7/4.5mm circular needle 



get gauge, and one size 

smaller for ribbing and one 

size larger for mosaic 

section. 

Yarn 

300 yards worsted-weight 

yarn, split between two 

colors as follows. Color A: 

180 yards. Color B: 120 

yards. 



Good Neighbors 

This light and airy scarf reminds me of picket fences and 

neatly pruned boxwood hedges on, let’s just say, a 

bucolic country lane in a Jane Austen novel. Beads on 

each edge give it the pleasant sparkle of conversation 

with neighbors met on a balmy summer evening’s 

stroll… Or, snapping back to reality, it calls to mind 

more… dynamic… city backyards. In summer that’s 

where we play and eat and cook and garden and nap 

and generally do everything we can. 

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•Increasing 

•Decreasing 


•Simple mesh lace 

•Beading 

Skill Level 



•55" long from tip to tip, 

4.5" wide at center. 

Needles 

US6/4mm needle for flat 


get gauge. 

Yarn 

150 yards sport- to dkweight 

yarn. I used 

Elsebeth Lavold 

Hempathy, #24 Lilac. 



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Hazelwood 

I live in a part of Portland that’s a bit more off the 

beaten path than I ever thought I’d live. It’s East of 82nd. 

But, I’ve grown to really love the little neighborhood 

we’re calling home these days. Three playgrounds 

within walking distance (a boon for my littles), a big 

yard, and a great Thai place pretty close by. Hazelwood 

is the perfect neighborhood for my family, and this is the 

perfect sweater to throw on when going for long walks 

with the people who make YOUR neighborhood home. 


•Sweater construction 


•Button band 

Skill Level 



Finished bust: 32 (36, 40, 

44, 48, 50, 56)" 

Needles 

US9/5.5mm circular needle, 



Yarn 

1055-1385 yards sport 

weight yarn. I used Blue 

Moon Fiber Arts BFL Sport 

in Winter Solstice (color A), 

Stumptown Brown (color 

B), and Ochroid (color C). 



He Said Hat 

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He said he didn't need a hat, but it was cold in the 

mountains, so I made him a hat. He said thanks, baby, 

so I made him some mitts, too. He said he's nice and 

toasty now. 



•Decreasing 

•A good first hat project 

for the adventurous 

learner 

Skill Level 



Small/Medium [Large/ 

Extra Large]: 20 [22]" 

circumference; 8 [8.25]" 

from cuff to top. 

Needles 



knitting, or 


Yarn 

120 (135) yards bulkyweight 

yarn. I used Blue 

Moon Fiber Arts Targhee 

Bulky, colorway My Blue 

Heaven. 



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He Said Mitts 

He said, as long as you made me that awesome hat 

that keeps my head so warm, you might as well make 

me matching mitts. I said I would teach him to knit. But 

them I made him the damned mitts anyway, because I 

love him. 



•Gusset increases 

Skill Level 



Small [medium, large]: 7 

[8, 9]" long, 7, [8, 9]" 

circumference at base of 

thumb. 

Needles 




Yarn 

120 (135, 160) yards bulkyweight 

yarn. I used Blue 

Moon Fiber Arts Targhee 

Bulky, colorway My Blue 

Heaven. 



Jammin' Mitts 

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I love making jam. Preparing the fruit, cooking and 

stirring, water-bath canning – it’s all so very gratifying, 

and there’s nothing like Strawberry Jam made by your 

own hands. The colors of these mitts remind me of 

beautifully ripe summer berries, and the mitts 

themselves are fun and simple enough to allow my 

mind to dream of new jam flavors as I knit. As an added 

bonus, they are completely reversible. 



•Working thumb gussets 

•Working thumb stitches 

(teensy in-the-round 

knitting) 

Skill Level 



Small (Medium, Large): 7 

(8, 9)" circumference 

Needles 

US6/4mm circular needle 



get gauge. 

Yarn 

125-175 yards of worstedweight 

yarn. For two-color 

mitts, substitute 25 yards 

of color B. 



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Jasper Cowl 

Inspired by gorgeous rocks found in my lovely Oregon, 

the Jasper Cowl is a great excuse to play with color. 




•Mesh lace 

Skill Level 



•10" wide, 25 (52)" long, 

measured after blocking. 

Needles 


flat knitting, or size needed 

to get gauge. 

Yarn 

(215) 425 yards total sportweight 

yarn, divided 

between two colors as 

follows: (110) 220 yards 

color A, (105) 205 yards 

color B. I used Malabrigo 

Rastita, colorways 

Mostaza (color A) and 

Natural (color B). 



Jasper Shawl 

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Inspired by gorgeous rocks found in my lovely Oregon, 

the Jasper Shawlette is a great excuse to play with 

color. 


•Increasing 


•Mesh lace 

•Decreasing 

Skill Level 



86" wingspan, 17" deep at 

center. 

Needles 


flat knitting, or size 


Yarn 

525 yards total sportweight 

yarn, divided 

evenly between two 

colors. I used Malabrigo 

Rastita, colorways Natural 

(color A) and Piedras 

(color B). 



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Jazz Age Cowl 

Cables and garter and squishy yarn, oh my! 



•Cables 

Skill Level 





Both approximately 8" tall. 

Needles 

US8/5mm needle for small 

circumference circular 

knitting, or size to get 

gauge. 

Yarn 

200 (485) yards worstedweight 


Wit Worsted Superwash 

Merino, colorway Ghostly.

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