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Picot Cloche
Originally published in KnitScene magazine, this stylish yet easy-to-knit cap has a sweet picot edge and ribbon trim. Available for individual download from Interweave’s online pattern shop. yarn:...
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Lucy Socks
These cuff-down socks, knit on two circular needles, were inspired by a German textured stitch pattern, featuring rows of gentle arches over corresponding eyelets. You’ll want to select a sock yarn...
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Fareham Scarf
This charming, easy-to-knit scarf features a unisex basketweave-and-ribbing pattern. Just 400 yards of worsted weight yarn is all you need! yarn: approx. 400 yds/366m of worsted weight yarn (Category...
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Josephine Socks
Named after my great-aunt Josephine, these cuff-down socks feature a vertical row of lace patterning, interspersed with columns of twisted ribbing. Written for two-circular needles, with pattern stitch...
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Izora Cowl
What do you do with a skein of Koigu Bulky? Why, make this cozy and good-looking cowl. Knits up in a jiffy on circular needles. yarn: approx. 90 yds/82m of bulky weight yarn (Category 5); sample...
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Roxanna Wrap
Luscious handpainted merino, a stylish zigzag stitch, a fast knit: what’s not to like about this charming wrap? Did I mention no seaming required? yarn: approx. 250-600 yds/229-550m of bulky weight...
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Barrowe Cowl
Just a few rows of colorwork transform a simple cowl into something spectactular. Knit in the round, with colorwork both charted and written out. yarn: approx. 150 yds/137m of worsted weight yarn...
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Spinning Fiber
For those who prefer to spin their own yarn, whether by wheel or spindle, BBF offers top-quality spinning fiber in top and roving form. BBF has a particular interest in offering single-breed wools as...
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DK (Double-Knitting) Weight Yarn
Category 3 on the Craft Yarn Council chart, DK weight yarn knits at 5.5 stitches per inch, usually on size US 4 to 6 needles. Perennial favorite of knitters, DK weight yarns give greater speed of...
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Sock / Fingering Weight Yarn
Category 1 on the Craft Yarn Council chart, fingering weight yarn knits at 7 to 9 stitches per inch, usually on size US 1 to 3 needles. Versatile, stylish, and always colorful, fingering weight yarns...
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