Printed Patterns

Scarves and wraps often serve as ideal blank canvases for the exploration of captivating stitch patterns. Afton was born out of a desire to bedeck...

Like the marbled top of a Parisian confection, the slanted checkerboard of the Andraos hat is simply scrumptious. Using stranded colorwork techniq...

Cobblestone pays homage to the humble and textural beauty of garter stitch. Jared Flood’s first garment design celebrates simple, timeless details...

Simple details like a doubled collar, split center hem, and decorative eyelets at the shoulders, hem, and cuffs make the Culm pullover a garment t...

The linear architecture of Diller commands attention, breaking the planes of a traditional sweater through its high-low hem and truncated V-neck d...

The Hunter Hat features a welted rib motif that transforms into rope cables and chevrons that work their way up toward the crown. Choose your favo...

Link is an apt name for this modern take on the classic cabled beanie, which features bold columns of paired rope cables interconnected by branchi...

The play between horizontal and vertical is evident in Ponti’s serene geometry, and one would be hard pressed to find a more comfortable sweater. ...

This wool shawl is worked in the style of a traditional Hap (with updated construction techniques), worn by the working women of Shetland. Hap sha...