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With its basic shape and simple repeating cable pattern, Trellis is the ideal take-along knitting project. Starting with just a couple stitches and gradually adding width as you go, you’ll soon be on your way to knitting up warmth and comfort a few rows at a time. A truly stunning end product—the perfect complement to any wardrobe.

My child sized Merriment Cardigan sizes up to a child’s small. This pattern picks up where it leaves off, so the first few sizes are intended for children. Written from the top down, you can easily knit to desired length in arms and body. Cardigan is knit in the round, steeked open, and finished with ribbing on button bands.

In the late fall, after all the other trees have passed peak color and started to shed their leaves, the Tamaracks are in their full glory. About a mile from our house, there’s a patch of these non-evergreen conifers that brighten the otherwise bleak tree line. This November, an early snow storm covered these golden orange beauties in layers of...

An intriguing and fun-to-knit twist pattern is the focus of this hat and fingerless mitt set (you will receive instructions to knit both with purchase of PDF on this page).

An intriguing and fun-to-knit twist pattern is the focus of this hat and fingerless mitt set (you will receive instructions to knit both with purchase of PDF on this page).

To purchase the print version of this pattern, visit frenchpressknits.com

Knit in the round, from the top down, this stocking features a band heel and a rounded toe for minimal finishing.

See chart (in photos on the left) for sizing and yardage requirements. Sizes range from baby (3-6 months) to adult (up to 60” chest circumference).

A cowl and hat set knit in stranded colorwork with Fibre Company Cumbria Fingering. Mohair content in the yarn creates a halo e ect which add nuances to the geometric pattern. The hat has two sizes, and the cowl is long enough to wrap around your neck twice. It’s extra warm with thicker fabric! Enjoy wearing the set during the coldest season.

With a classic feel and simple design, the Mill Street Mittens work up quickly to be the ideal hand knit gift for this holiday season! A braid edging highlights a classic houndstooth design to add interest and class to a simple pair of mitts.

“Tannenbaum Contest” is happening now!! For more info on qualifications and prizes, visit French Press Knits!

To purchase the print version of this book, visit frenchpressknits.com

To purchase the print version of this book, visit frenchpressknits.com

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To purchase the print version of this pattern, visit frenchpressknits.com

PDF includes both the hat and cowl patterns.

PDF includes both the hat and cowl patterns.

When you purchase this pattern, you will also receive the Arrows Abound Hat and Cowl.

When you purchase this pattern, you will also receive the Arrows Abound Cowl and Mittens.

When you purchase this pattern, you will also receive the Arrows Abound Hat and Mittens.

A classic mitten design featuring a subtle cable pattern. Contrasting lined cuffs add warmth and a pop of color to give these mittens a touch of unexpected luxury.

Purchase with Merriment Bonnet pattern for $1.50 off!

Purchase with Merriment Cardigan pattern for $1.50 off!

With textured cable repeats, Ore Creek was designed to bring out the beauty of natural fibers. The simple shapes highlight the reoccurring pattern while the cables provide extra warmth and detail. The slouchy hat, infinity cowl, and standard cowl are all knit in the round to create a simple project with minimal finishing.

This wrap was designed exclusively for the Knit Culture Studio Club. It will be available online as a pdf download in July.

Designed with tonal yarn in mind, this wrap combines stockinette with textured stitches to bring out the beauty of variegated color. Knit in one piece with minimal finishing, this simple pattern yields a timeless shawl.

Pattern written Exclusively for Capitol Area Yarn Shop Cooperative Shop Hop on September 23-26, 2010. Available at the 4 Lansing area yarn shops for the first six months after release. Will be available at the end of March for download online.

This is a free pattern for the first-ever French Press Knits group knit-a-long!

An online tutorial for luvinthemommyhood blog! All of October 2010 there has been a battle between cozy knits vs comfy sews- show your support by whipping up this quick cowl!

Inspired by the Swiss architecture of the Montebello Castle in Bellinzona Switzerland, this cowl is another instant-gratification piece that can be knit up quickly.

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A simple pattern to keep you warm! I’m putting it up for a free download in order to gain designer status here on Ravelry(before the launch of the slipper pattern on Monday) and to make sure I know what I’m doing! Enjoy!

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