An espalier is a fruit tree that has been trained to grow horizontally along a supported lattice – if you’ve never seen one, it’s quite spectacular (and such a great use of space)! One of our favorite features when we bought our home was that it came with espaliered apple trees lining the driveway; the neighborhood deer enjoy them too.
This top-down, seamless tee is inspired by wine tasting weekends in the spring and summer. It’s a quick, soothing knit with easy to follow details and a video tutorial to walk you through the lovely neckline step-by-step. It's such a versatile tee - you just might want to knit it more than once!
Classic details and sleek style come together in this timeless spring sweater. Cascading waterfall details down the front are created with simple increases and decreases – no cables! The unique shoulder and arm shaping create a gorgeous, flattering fit for any figure. Choose from a crew neck or turtleneck and short or half-sleeves to make the sweater your own.
Celebrate the littlest “firecrackers” in your life with this simple twist on the Fireworks Sweater. Worked from the top down in the round, this pullover features columns of firecracker blasts cascading down the yoke. With a relaxed fit and genderless style, it’s a quick knit with just enough texture to keep things interesting.
The center panel of this pullover sweater is a clever arrangement of increases and decreases – no cables required! This pattern is featured in the book Knit a Little by Marie Greene.
Happy Hour is a top-down yoked sweater featuring simple stitch detail that brings rings of color to life in this fun pullover. There’s no colorwork, no carrying floats, it’s just a series of stripes and slipped stitches.
