Designed by Libby Mills and Cap Sease
The Islanders’ Vest pattern has been such a big hit that we decided to turn it into a pullover. Knit in one piece from the bottom up in Weekend Wool or Mountain Mohair, it has easy inserted sleeves that are knit right on. Minimal finishing means you’ll be able to wear your masterpiece almost as soon as it is off the needles.
Pictured in Spruce Weekend Wool
Intermediate Knitting
This is a rugged sweater in stockinette stitch with slightly dropped shoulders and a crew neck.
Pattern includes Children’s and Adult Sizes.
Easy Knitting
Designer Lisa Lloyd enjoys creating garments that are suited to all knitting abilities and won’t go out of style. Cable Weave Pullover features an easily memorized cable pattern that will challenge a beginner, yet hold the interest of experienced knitters. Either version is well suited for men or women and comfortable to wear.
Pictured in Balsam and Rhubarb Mountain Mohair
Intermediate Knitting
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Designed by Cap Sease
This jacket will be a welcome addition to your wardrobe in the spring and fall when you don’t need a coat, but still want something to keep out the chill.
Shown in Homemade Jam Yarn Over
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Kate Salomon
Whether your autumn days are spent among a gathering of friends for pick-up football games or gathering the last of the summer’s bounty for preserving, a hefty hat can protect from brisk winds and cold ears, giving us a bit more time outdoors to enjoy the best of the season.
Pictured in Woodland Yarn Over
Intermediate Knitting
Designed by Kate Salomon
Thistledown is light enough to be dispersed on the wind. But some of us sleep more soundly when snuggled by the heft of a weightier blanket. That close embrace can provide a gentle, constant pressure, producing a calming effect. We hope that this bulky throw that features a botanical thistle lace will bring you sweet dreams, whether it’s used for an afternoon nap or a good night’s sleep.
Pictured in Frost Yarn Over