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A lovely wide neckline in a contrasting color gives a sophisticated look to this round-yoke pullover. Constructed for maximum customization, this sweater is provisionally cast on at the widest part of the yoke and worked in the round first upward to the neckline, then downward for body and sleeves. The pretty colorwork motif that ties the body and upper yoke colors together is flattering to the shoulders.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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This cozy pullover is such a fun knit. Lots to do at the outset, working seamlessly from the top, with short row shaping in the shoulders, and gradual decreases down to the underarm. Once front and back are joined, this modified drop-shoulder piece keeps the knitter's attention with a slip-stitch broken rib detail at the sides and back hem, and a sweet pocket on the front.

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Meet your next favorite cotton pullover, Jordy! Orlane’s design features raglan sleeve construction and a slightly cropped lower body length for a contemporary look. Chunky stripes add contrast and movement to this piece, while highlighting our Whimbrel yarn’s best qualities: beautiful (and washable!) color, subtle sheen, and a soft hand. Shown here knitted in colors Pelagic and Tiller, you can achieve a variety of moods with a simple swap of colors.

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Cool and comfortable is the name of the game with this lightweight linen pullover by Véronik Avery. For the knitter who likes a challenge, this pieced garment features cabled decreases and asymmetric sleeve cap shaping for a tailored fit at the shoulder and upper arm. A sweeping, open neckline gives the classic striped pullover a modern touch. Read more about this pattern on the…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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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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"This bold pullover uses a unique decrease technique to highlight the strong architectural lines of the ribbed raglan yoke. Worked from the bottom up, the straightforward construction provides knitters with sizing and proportion options on both body and sleeves, making it easy to create the fit that’s just right for you. The deep 2x2 ribbed yoke begins below the chest level for a flattering overall proportion and the pullover’s plain stockinette lower section, and simple 1x1 ribbed trims keep the focus on the beautiful shaping details of the yoke.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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A basic pullover knitted from the top down, beginning with the ribbed neckband. The front neck is slightly dipped via a few short rows. Raglan increases are worked as yarnovers on the increase round then worked as twisted stitches on the next. The sweater’s simplicity is offset by deep, double-rib borders at cuffs and hem. Lots of stockinette and strong rib texture show off the heathery, buoyant qualities of the yarn, spun from American Cheviot .

by Quince & Co · Maine

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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.

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Combining our Sparrow and Kestrel linens together to create an eye-catching statement in sleeves, Norah’s Gambrel pullover is a really fun piece to knit. Worked flat, center front to center front, its fronts and back are divided to work wide circular openings for the armholes. From there, sleeve stitches are picked up and worked in concentric circles of lace ladders, alternating Sparrow and Kestrel to create the beautiful openwork on its shapely sleeves. A simple crochet trim finishes off the neck and joins the front pieces down the center. Go to Framework…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Knit in squishy Puffin, Butte is a big and cozy tunic with a textured raglan yoke in a pleasing knit-and-purl pattern. The simple body is worked in reverse stockinette in the round, starting from the bottom up—all of which translates into an easy knit that works up in next to no time. Read more about this design on our blog . New in 2021 - Extended size range up to 69¾ inch [177 cm] bust circumference. Our Build Bundle With Yarn function below is set for the tunic version of this pattern. To bundle for the dress version, manually add 1 additional skein to your bundle.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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This roomy round-yoke beauty is a pullover to live in. Constructed for maximum customization, this sweater is provisionally cast on at the widest part of the yoke and worked in the round first upward to the neckline, then downward for body and sleeves. The stunning motif in the yoke makes for a satisfying knit that is otherwise simple to work.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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For effortless cozy style, look no further than this A-line turtleneck with dramatic sleeves. Auster features attractive branching cables layered over a tracery of diamonds; the sleeves are worked in reverse stockinette. An extra deep raglan shoulder draws the eye upward and creates a tidy fit at the shoulders to balance the width of the double-ribbed hem. Worked in Quarry, this poncho-style pullover will knit up quickly and pair well with slim trousers. Designer: Michele Wang Collection: Fall…

by Brooklyn Tweed · New York, NY

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Ethereal Reiko makes use of laceweight Piper to create an airy, softly fuzzy piece of undulating lace leaves. The pretty motifs flow from one corner out to the opposite side edge, shaped into scallops using German short rows—all with the result of delicate and graceful warmth. Go to Shawls 2017…

by Quince & Co · Maine

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This pattern is available for FREE with any purchase of Stone Wool Border Leicester . Alice is a squishy-soft, generously sized crescent shawl, knitted in yarn spun from Border Leicester, a lustrous, soft and silky fiber. Worked mostly in humble garter stitch, it makes a buoyant, inviting shawl for wrapping up in. The border’s lace pattern requires working the pattern on every row, not just right-side rows. But take heart: There aren’t so many stitches in the border panel and the knitting steps are predictable.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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For the little leaf peepers in your life, this baby blanket is just the thing to keep warm in while gazing up at the sky through backyard branches. Quick and simple, it takes just 5 skeins of our plump, aran-weight Osprey. We want to make one in every fleeting color of the season! Go to Wool Baby…

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First debuted at Vogue Knitting Live! in NYC, designer Samantha Brunson delivers an easy-breezy crocheted bandana worked in Puffin. If you're new to crochet, this a fun little one to get you on your way.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Little textures created by twists worked on both right- and wrong-side rows make a pretty, reversible fabric in the Bradford cowl, designed by Ann Klimpert and knitted in wool/silk Tern. Worked flat and joined using a three-needle bind-off, this long and versatile piece can be worn looped once, twice, or even three times around the neck for adjustable comfort. Go to Scarves, etc 5…

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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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Designed to be a compelling, focused knitting project, this hat features classic, brim-up construction and shaping built into the stitch pattern that creates a perfect showcase for your cable knitting skills, or for a very precious gift. Sometimes, the reward can be both the journey and the destination!

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Sport weight Yardage: Approx. 350 yds [320 m]/100g skein Gauge: 7 sts per inch on size US 3 Spin: 3-ply Fiber: 100% Dorset wool Spun and Hand-dyed in the USA Dyer’s Notes on Care: Complete your project (any indigo on your hands will wash right off). Next, give your finished project a nice warm soapy bath. Rinse until clear. Your project is now stable and will not present further dye migrating issues.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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Friend and UK designer Veronika Cromwell brings us her Lavi Hat, crocheted in aran weight Osprey. Veronika is a master in modern crochet design. With a relentless focus on innovation and a vision that knows no bounds, she meticulously hones her crochet expertise, which she shares via crochet patterns, tutorials, and online courses. She helps knowledge-thirsty crocheters bulldoze their way through hundreds of crochet techniques effortlessly and with ease, like sharp scissors cutting thread.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 7¼" [18.5 cm] hand circumference and approx 9" [23 cm] long YARN: chickadee / peaks ferry 132 / 2 skeins NEEDLES: set dpns in size US 2 [2.75 mm] GAUGE: 29 sts and 38 rows = 4" [10 cm] in stockinette stitch NOTES: Gloves are knitted in the round from cuff to fingers. SKILLS REQUIRED: Long-tail cast on (link provided), increasing, decreasing, working in the round, cables. Charts and line-by-line instructions provided.

by Quince & Co · Maine

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This pretty origami-like piece is an excellent example of how versatile the humble rectangle can be. Worked in alternating bands of fingering-weight Sparrow and worsted-weight Kestrel, the fabric is stretchy and pliable, held in check by Cella’s cleverly applied ribbing. Short rows are used to shape the ribbed border, and Framework includes an illustrated step-by-step process for the yarn-over short row method. Go to Framework…

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…

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