BOOKS & PATTERNS

Combining the structure of English tailoring with the flexibility of modern, top-down construction, this method helps knitters achieve sweaters that fit and flatter — with the freedom to adjust as you go. Julie’s innovative color-coded worksheet makes the process approachable and intuitive, replacing confusing “at the same time” instructions with an easy, line-by-line system that’s as practical as it is empowering.

Inside, you’ll find eight sweater patterns — including favorites like Emma A–C, Lizzie, Molly, Tallulah, and Tilda — plus detailed tutorials, clear illustrations, and links to video support for every technique. Whether you’re knitting your first garment or refining your fit, the Cocoknits Sweater Workshop offers the tools and techniques to make every sweater your best one yet.

Whether you are looking for a stocking reminiscent of Christmases past or love a fresh twist on tradition such as the Santa hat or mitten "stocking," you'll find just what you need in this collection. Styles include colorful textured patterns, granny squares, stripes, bobbles, cables, and more; some with tassels and ties and all with a loop for hanging by the mantle with care. Change up the colors to go with your unique holiday decor.

All patterns are achievable by a beginner to intermediate crocheter. Small projects like this are the perfect place to learn and practice new skills! Your unique stocking may also give Santa a clue as to what he should put in your stocking – MORE YARN!

The booklet includes projects such as the Crowberry Sweater, Moss Field Throw, Love Story Shawl, Reindeer Moss Mittens, and Reindeer Moss Tam. Each showcase rich textures, colorwork, and thoughtful design that reflects the natural environment that surrounds Magnússon.

Many of the patterns are worked in traditional Icelandic wool yarns like Plotulopi, a lofty unspun wool that offers exceptional warmth and rustic character, and Love Story Einband, a delicate yet sturdy laceweight yarn developed by Magnússon herself. These yarns are central to the aesthetic of the Field Guide, combining robust, homespun character with refined stitch definition that enhances both colorwork and subtle textural details across the patterns. The use of authentic Icelandic fibers and Magnússon's artistic eye for traditional textures gives this guide a distinct sense of place and inspiration for adventurous knitters.

Each of the Core Doodle Decks includes 51 unique colorwork charts, 2 cowl patterns (one long, one short) and an instruction card, all wrapped up a custom printed cardboard tuck box.

Doodle Expansion packs add 24 brand new charts.

Grab them all to complete your Doodle Collection and knit your Doodle Cowl again and again, choosing and new motif each time!

Modern Daily Knitting's Field Guide No. 29: Mosaic is a bold and inspiring exploration of mosaic knitting, a technique that creates striking colorwork using simple stitches and just one color per row. With its clean graphics and modern aesthetic, this beautifully designed Field Guide shows how approachable mosaic knitting can be, making it perfect for curious beginners and seasoned knitters alike.

Inside, you’ll find a thoughtfully curated collection of contemporary patterns that highlight the versatility of mosaic knitting, from cozy accessories to eye catching garments. Guided by MDK’s signature warmth, clarity, and encouragement, this issue invites you to play with color, build new skills, and enjoy the satisfying rhythm of mosaic knitting one row at a time.

Molla Mills is a globally respected crochet designer known for her distinctive modern aesthetic, joyful use of color, and playful reinterpretation of crochet traditions. Located in Helsinki, Finland, Mills's designs have influenced the contemporary crochet scene and brought more makers into garment creation.

This collection includes yoke sweaters, flowing trousers, breezy skirts, tops, cardigans, hats, socks, a bag, and more... All patterns are designed with movement, comfort, and everyday style in mind. The designs are characterized by bold stripes, graphic checks, playful colorwork, and fluid silhouettes that bring a fresh energy to crocheted garments and encourage makers to push beyond traditional motifs. Throughout the book, Mills shares practical guidance on yarn and hook choices, essential techniques, and finishing tips that support crocheters of various skill levels. Not only an inspiring pattern source but a useful reference for garment construction as well! 

Radicle Threads Issue 2: Growth/Sunny & Bright is the second issue of the independent craft magazine Radicle Threads Magazine. This print blends knitting and crochet patterns with lifestyle content, celebrating creativity, community, and cultural expression from contributors of diverse backgrounds. Inside you’ll find a collection of vibrant designs: including 11–12 knit and crochet patterns, as well as refreshing seasonal recipes, crafting projects, and thoughtful articles.

The issue often includes personal essays, features like a journal from Fennigan’s Farms, and a range of voices that highlight Black, Brown, Indigenous, and Melanated makers, aligning with Radicle Threads’ mission to uplift, amplify, and empower underrepresented voices in the fiber arts.

Known as the ultimate learn to knit book, Pom Pom Publishing's Knit How is the only guide a new knitter needs to start their journey. Upbeat, easy to read, and beloved, this book includes ten knitting patterns ranging from garments to accessories. Included throughout are illustrations and advice from seasoned knitters that are essential tips for a beginner.

By using three balls of Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair held together, the Darjeeling Cardigan is airy, lightweight, and oh so drape-y. It has an open front, with a ribbed belt for closure. Short rows are used throughout to shape the design. Work begins at center back of the neck with a cast on for the left neckband, to which shoulder stitches are then added. The left front is worked to the underarm, then placed on hold, while the right front is worked in the same way, beginning from neckband stitches picked up from the left neckband. The back is then worked to the underarms from stitches picked up along the neckband and shoulders. Back and fronts are then joined, and worked in one piece. Sleeve stitches are picked up from the armholes, and worked in stockinette stitch to the ribbed cuffs.

The Darjeeling Cardigan is designed to be worn with ample positive ease, ranging between 15 and 70 cm 6 and 25“ depending on your size. Finished chest circumference measurements are provided, but when choosing your size, please refer to the “to fit bust circumference” measures. For example, if your bust circumference is 98 cm 381⁄2”, you should choose size 2 in order to obtain the positive ease intended for this design.

Note: This product is for a single, physical paper copy. No digital download is available.

Hand making your own wardrobe is easier than ever with Salena Baca's self designed collection of wearable crochet patterns. Whether you're new to crochet or looking for enjoyable projects that work up quickly, these designs are approachable, customizable, and sized to fit a variety of body types.

In Crochet Layers to Love you'll discover eight fashionable patterns, including comfortable tank tops, breezy short sleeve tops, a cozy cropped sweater, and a lightweight poncho perfect for layering. Each piece is designed with versatility in mind, making it easy to mix and match with the clothes you already own. Wear them over long sleeves when temperatures drop or pair them with tanks and dresses during warmer months.

With simple construction and timeless design, these crochet layers are sure to become favorites you'll reach for season after season.