
Another Friday, another free pattern! Today we bring you the Lace Scarf Revisited by the Universal Design Team, knit in Serica. With its delicate openwork and airy texture, the Lace Scarf Revisited is a wonderful way to showcase the luxurious drape and soft sheen of Serica. The easy-to-memorize lace pattern creates beautiful movement throughout the …
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Dive into your next creative obsession with Below, a blanket inspired by the swirling currents hidden deep beneath the ocean’s surface. Stripes ebb and flow. Waves ripple and twist. Pops of vibrancy dance across the design, creating mesmerizing movement you’ll love watching come to life! And the best part? The stitching is simple and soothing, with …
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If you loved last month’s release of Back to School: Home, you’re going to flip for our brand new companion collection! Back to School: Loungewear features six cozy, wearable patterns made for mixing, matching, and relaxing to the max. From coffee runs to study sessions and everything in between, these fresh designs by Alexandra Frankel, …
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Free Pattern Friday makes a return with a stunner – the Low Tide Top designed by Aubrey Busek. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the summer than to cast on with Bamboo Pop Sock Solids, and the lace and cable details on the front and back show off the beautiful sheen and …
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Uptown DK is BY FAR my fave acrylic. It’s great for decorative kid items that need to be washable. Easy to knit with, just untwists a little with cast-ons and rip-outs. That’s a nitpicky little thing on such a great yarn at this price point.
I used Cotton Supreme for a baby blanket and LOVED it. It was much softer than I’ve usually been led to believe about cotton and the color that I used (magenta) was gorgeous.
Bamboo Pop is a wonderful yarn for a summer tee! Lovely drape, cool feel next to skin.