This eBook contains six patterns, the Windmill Beret is written for 6 different gauges; Fingering, Sport, DK, Worsted, Heavy-Worsted and Aran. Because of the range of gauges, it would be easy to knit this beret with almost any yarn.

The inspiration for this hat and sweater pattern was to design a piece that was truly unisex. Choosing a natural colorway gives the sweater a unisex versatility.

This Pattern Collection includes:

This angelic sweater is an excellent introduction into the wonderful world of lace knitting. Although the design is simple, this elegant sweater is versatile and can be worn over an eye-catching dress or with jeans.

This beautiful blanket uses a traditional Estonian stitch pattern. The coordinating decorative lace edging is not Estonian, but it makes for an easier project by knitting it alongside the main portion of the blanket.

This lace blanket manages to incorporate the sophisticated elegance of lace while maintaining an overall unisex appearance. The stitch pattern is easy to memorize, making this a quick and straightforward knit. It would be best to use a blockable yarn (i.e. a natural animal fiber) so that the lace pattern will open up during the blocking process.

This garment’s fit is uniquely expandable. It begins as a dress for a 12 month old and can be widened to accommodate the growing child, eventually becoming a tunic fitting a child up to size 6. A ribbon or i-cord laces through the decorative side loops and creates a wonderful look that allows for the expansion of the garment as the child matures.

This blanket coordinates perfectly with the Ring Around the Rosie Dress and Ring Around the Rosie Shrug.

The simplicity of this timeless dress with rosette pattern is every little girl’s dream of beauty and grace. The empire waistline and full skirt create an absolutely lovely silhouette, perfect for special occasions and holidays.

This beautiful shrug with 3/4 sleeves coordinates perfectly with the Ring Around the Rosie Dress and creates an extraordinary outfit for a very special little girl.

Available on KnitPicks.com through their Independent Designer Program.

Available on KnitPicks.com through their Independent Designer Program.

So sweet! Quick and simple sleeveless top. It is knitted in the round until split for armhole on size 6 circulars, 24”.

This angelic sweater is an excellent introduction into the wonderful world of lace knitting. Although the design is simple, this elegant sweater is versatile and can be worn over an eye-catching dress or with jeans.

This super stylish slouchy beret is written for a large range of sizes from babies to adult. The stitch pattern creates a lacy effect without being difficult to master. A highly variegated yarn is the perfect choice for this pattern, as the finished product will showcase it as an extraordinary fabric.

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This beret is a classic pattern that is a charming addition to

This top-down seamless sweater with cable detail on the raglan seam is a great fall to spring layering piece. It has a classic unisex look, with a generous ease of 4”. This project requires no sewing! Skills used are knitting in the round, picking up stitches, increasing, decreasing and cables. Both charted and written instructions are included...

This hat pattern was designed to match Christine Vogel’s Easy Drop Stitch Scarf pattern. It is a basic pull-on style hat but it includes directions for button-on ear flaps for when that winter chill ups the ante.

Hold onto your hat, this one’s a challenge! This hat was designed to match Henry, Mareike Sattler’s scarf design that was published in Knitty, Fall 2007*.

Simple moss stitch scarf. The nubby texture and soft yarn makes for a very soft yet masculine garment. To get a nice clean edge, the first stitch is slipped and the last stitch is knit.