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Branching half-twisted rib and knit-purl texture shifts combine to decorate this shaped cowl with stitchwork that conjures alpine evergreens. Columns of clustered stitches that are decreased and then restored in the same maneuver punctuate the motifs, which subtly diminish toward the top edge for a fit that’s wider at the shoulders and slightly closer about the neck. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Arbor…

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Wrap up in contemporary fall style: a swingy open-front coat knit from cozy Quarry. The original crosshatch stitch pattern, worked from a chart and easily memorized, forms a fabric with bands of deep texture. The body is worked flat in one piece with decreases shaping a gentle A-line; long sleeves (designed to be cuffed back) are knit in the round and then joined to work a circular yoke. The front bands and collar are picked up and knit in single rib, with short rows shaping the collar. A single toggle allows you to close the fronts if desired.

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A distinctive brioche hem is split and lapped at the front of this A-line pullover for effortless layering. Suspender stripes of textured stitches and three-quarter-length sleeves balance the silhouette for a flattering effect. After the front and back hems are knit separately, the stitches are joined to work in the round to the underarms. The yoke and set-in sleeve caps are worked flat and then seamed, and the simple ribbed neckband is worked on stitches picked up after assembly.

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“This cozy cardigan is equally suited for curling up at home in your PJ’s, or for a stylish, layered look while on the go. The body is adorned with classic knit-and-purl patterns—moss stitch punctuated with chevron insertions—while the button bands and shawl collar are worked in a supple English Rib pattern (also known as “half brioche” stitch). The garment is partially seamless, from hem/cuff to underarm. The raglan yoke for each piece is then worked flat and seamed upon completion.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Bundle into a plush, oversized turtleneck pullover for late-season trips to the mountains. Laura Chau puts a surprising slant on uncomplicated cables and ribs by working Bracondale’s front and back on the bias. The sweater begins with the ribbed side panels, back, and front worked individually and seamed together. The ribbed sleeves are worked in the round from stitches picked up at the armholes; the turtleneck is picked up and worked in the round, then completed with a tubular bind-off for elasticity and a professional finish.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Wrap up in cozy style. This graphic cardigan translates all the energy and impact of striped triangular shawls into an eminently wearable blanket-front sweater. Skew is worked top down from the neck ribbing, then front stitches are put on hold while you establish the triangle at the back. Then the whole yoke is worked at once, stitches are set aside for the sleeves, and the work continues to the ribbed hem. All the back increases are completed at the center to maintain the chevrons, but balanced by decreases at the sides so that the fronts are not angled.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Ondulée is a relaxed dolman cardigan, knit from side to side with rows of knits and purls for a softly corrugated texture, which drapes fluidly in fine-gauge Peerie. The sideways construction makes Ondulée clever in its simplicity — flattering to wear and accessible to knitters of all experience levels. With careful assembly Ondulée is also reversible, defiantly blurring the lines between the right side and wrong side with its clean, exposed seams. This garment in Peerie is worked flat in pieces from side to side.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Knit a floaty open-front cardigan to layer over dressy or casual outfits as you enjoy the last of the soft weather. This study in the intersection of curved and angular lines uses innovative seamless construction to form a strikingly graceful back. The graphic garter rib elements shift and slope with precisely placed decreases, and an unusual bottom-up construction brings the fronts up and over the shoulder to create a strong central spine of joinery bind-off, like the wales of a boat meeting at the keel.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Knit up a smoking jacket-style cardigan in Quarry for a plush and cozy outer layer this autumn. The overall fabric of moss stitch creates gentle texture that shows off Quarry’s flecks and striations, and a subtle A-line shape with raglan shoulders makes Tamarack easy to wear. Choose between a short ribbed band for the fronts or a shawl collar band shaped with short rows. Optional patch pockets and a belt secured with i-cord complete the look. Knit our Shaped version shown here to comfortably fit smaller frames, or the Classic version for a traditional tailored fit.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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An open-front cardigan in Quarry with a dramatic ribbed collar adds a note of cozy chic to your wardrobe. Three-quarter length sleeves balance the volume of the ribbed lapels, which are shaped with short rows worked at the ends of the collar rather than around the neck. Exaggerated drop shoulders create a flattering curve and seam detail at the upper arm. Opt for tubular edges for a professional finish or substitute your favorite standard method for a sweater you can knit up in a flash. The pieces are knit flat and the collar is worked on stitches picked up after seaming.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Luxuriously oversized, with a deep, cozy, round yoke, Birch is classic colorwork and comfort knitting at its best. Plus, this pullover is a cool hybrid of bottom-up and top-down knitting: The body is knitted from the bottom up, with stitches cast on provisionally for the sleeves, all the way to the neck, and the sleeves are picked up from the waste yarn and knitted down to the cuffs. This pattern is also available as part of the Plain & Simple collection.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Drawing inspiration from the carved motifs and repeated impressions of woodblock prints, this versatile tee brings polish and ease to your spring wardrobe. Worked circularly from the hem to the armholes, short rows refine the shoulder fit while the structure is reinforced with a joinery bind off. Sleeves are picked up and knit circularly, and finished with folded cuffs pressed flat during blocking. Cleverly concealed finishing details allow this charming piece to be fully reversible.

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100% extra fine merino wool / 19.5 micron DK weight 300yd [275m] / 100g 5.5 sts / 1 inch on size US 5 [3.75 mm] needles 5 sts / 1 inch on size US 7 [4.5 mm]…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Our celebration of our favorite summer fiber continues with Linen II: Kestrel! Ideal for warm weather projects, we love Kestrel for its incredible drape, breathability, and natural sheen. Kestrel’s organic linen fiber, grown in Belgium, is spun in a unique ribbon structure that knits up quickly and creates beautiful, lustrous fabrics that only get better with wear. This collection, featuring five inspiring patterns by designers Hanna Maciejewska , Cassie LaFollette , and Ruth Nguyen , shows Kestrel at its best.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Our carefully curated Artisan Collection presents designers’ unique talents and vision for pattern design. Each designer is a master artisan worthy of a pedestal all their own. This season’s Artisan Collection features designer, Keiko Kikuno . Keiko intricately weaves her rich Japanese traditions and cultural heritage within each of her six designs. Taking cues from the natural world and ancient Japanese art forms, she skillfully transforms her traditions into modern knitted masterpieces.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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The history of the dust jacket can be traced back to the mid-19th century as a means to shield books from dust and wear. As the 19th century progressed, publishers began to recognize the potential of the outer book cover as a promotional tool. For two more centuries, the dust jacket would continue to evolve and remains one of the most collectible assets of a book. The Dust Jacket Kit pays homage to its humble beginnings. The jacket body is worked in our sweet Chickadee using the linen stitch. The piece can be customized to fit your most treasured literary masterpiece.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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UK designer and friend Frances Othen-Wales brings us Lothian. Knit in Aran-weight Osprey, this cozy scarf features delicate cables with twisted stitches that evoke a vine-like motif, growing organically from the wide twisted rib borders at either end. The pattern is built on an easily memorized 8-row repeat, making Lothian a relaxing and approachable knit.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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A trip to an iconic Fifth Ave, New York menswear shop brought about an idea for a classic rib beanie worked in luxurious, semi-bulky, yet lightweight Osprey yarn. Adding one (or two) stitches in the wide rib all around can change the style back to a man's hat (where you borrowed it from his shelf in the first place).

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Crochet, book one 5 crochet patterns by Rebecca Velasquez.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Taking cues from the rope-patterned aesthetics found in ancient Japanese pottery from the Jomon period, Keiko's design makes a striking statement with bobbles intertwined among cable motifs reminiscent of twisted cords. Worked from the bottom up using chunky Puffin , Jomon emulates the period's distinctive style. The broad stand-up neck not only adds structural integrity but also pays homage to the form of Jomon pottery vessels. This pattern is also available as part of Artisan Collection: Keiko Kikuno .

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Drape, movement, and subtle details make Dalton the perfect lightweight sweater. Knitted in sport weight Chickadee from the bottom up, this pullover has plenty of ease and tiny details that make it special. Twisted stitches race down the center front, hem, and cuffs, and a little patch of ribbing at high center back echoes that irresistible stitch definition with classic subtlety. Go to Marsh…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 56" [142 cm] in circumference and 13" [33 cm] deep YARN: puffin / frank's plum 114 / 5 skeins NEEDLES: pair in size US 13 [9 mm] GAUGE: 10 sts and 16 rows = 4" [10 cm] in stockinette stitch, after blocking NOTES: Cowl is knitted flat beginning with a provisional cast on. After knitting is complete, ends of rectangle are grafted together. SKILLS REQUIRED: Provisional cast on (link provided), cables, grafting/kitchener stitch (link provided). Go to Scarves etc 2013…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Slip-stitch cables and textured ribbing are tried and true Gansey-style classics that never fail to delight in new and interesting combinations, like those in Pam Allen’s Cordova, worked in worsted-weight Lark. Simple, satisfying, and universally stylish. Go to Weekend…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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An easily memorized stitch pattern in cushy Osprey is the main element of this satisfying cowl—provisionally cast on, worked flat, joined with a three-needle bind off, this piece is made to fly off the needles, lickety-split. Go to Core Wool 2018…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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