Babies & Children

In the Andes, boys of ten make their own hats with puntas and other intricate stitches, using fine yarns of many colors and tiny needles. We have adapted the puntas technique for our simple, circular-knit three-color cap.

Easy Knitting

The Puntas (points) are inspired by the incredible knitting of the Andes. Puntas done as fine as 28 sts / inch edge many a colorful hat. Boys as young as ten learn the necessary skills, and knit their own intricate hats. This sweater incorporates this great technique.
Pattern includes Children's and Adult Sizes

Easy Knitting

A neck opening with buttons on both sides guarantees easy on-and-offing.
The brocade pattern provides a delicate texture in this straightforward project worked in four pieces.

Pictured in Unbleached White Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting

Designed by Maureen Clark for a new grandson, this retro-styled hat with earflaps ties under the chin to stay on through all sorts of winter fun.

Pictured in Blue Opal and Rose Quartz Sylvan Spirit

Easy Knitting

Cast on and follow the instructions for this one-color, very easy, very comfortable circular-knit pullover, or use the pattern as a template for your own creative direction.
Add colors and texture to create a true original. Classic drop shoulders, roll neck collar and simple cables make this a project you will finish quickly and your child will wear and wear and wear. 

Pictured in Vincent's Gold Mountain Mohair

Easy Knitting

Designed by Eric Robinson

With lacy spirals in the crown and a broad brim to keep the ultraviolet rays at bay, this is a quick and easy project.
Worked in Cotton Comfort, it offers a bit of warmth matched by a bit of ventilation.

Pictured in Winter Beech Cotton Comfort

Easy Knitting

Inspired by a traditional Danish sweater, the combination of stripes and checks makes a visually interesting and fun-to-knit project. Turned under hems at cuffs and bottom, and a square neck with mitred corners give a clean finish to this lightweight sweater.
Pattern Includes Children's & Adult Sizes.

Pictured in Denim and Unbleached White Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting

Our signature sweater is easier to knit than it looks. Find out how liberating it is to use steeks. The background and pattern colors change every 3-6 rows, creating gradual color shifts. Steeksat the neck and armholes allow you to work quickly in the round right up to the shoulders. Pattern Includes Children's & Adult Sizes and 3 different colorways.

Advanced Knitting

This four-color pattern uses only two colors at a time.
Styled as a pullover or cardigan, it is sized for children and adults.
Garter stitch borders the cuff, hem and neckline, and adds interest in the stripes.
For greater warmth and sophisticated drape, choose Alpaca Elegance or Sylvan Spirit.
Pattern includes Children’s and Adult Sizes. 

Pictured in Silver, Denim, Violet and Weathered Green Cotton Comfort

Intermediate Knitting

Designed by Cap Sease

This elegant cardigan will make any girl feel special. Sleeves and body are knit to the armholes, then joined for the yoke in a traditional shape.

Pictured in Blue Opal and Luminosity Sylvan Spirit

Designed by Cap Sease

There are many colorful ways to make this pullover as distinctive as the child who wears it.
This worsted weight pattern uses contrasting colors to make a striking yoke, making it an excellent project for customers to combine new yarns for the main color and “stash” yarns for the contrasting colors. This is also a great project to use with that special skein of hand painted or handspun yarn.

Pictured in Wonderfully Woolly

Easy Knitting

Classic and easy. This vest can be worked in stripes of three colors or in one solid color if preferred.
Pattern includes Children’s and Adult Sizes.

Easy Knitting