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Turing Cowl
ABOUT THIS PATTERN Turing Cowl takes its name from Alan Turing: a pioneering mathematician and computer scientist often regarded as the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as a queer figure who serves as a reminder of the loss that discrimination creates. Turing Cowl is a variable yarn weight pattern worked […]
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Algorithmic Diva Bolero
ABOUT THIS PATTERN Algorithmic Diva Bolero combines a number of different techniques: from knit and purl textures, to intarsia (no bobbins required!), to simple lacework. This makes for a fun and challenging project for intermediate knitters that knits up quicker than expected. It is worked flat, sideways from one arm to the other, then stitched […]
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Algorithmic Diva Bolero – Shorty
ABOUT THIS PATTERN Algorithmic Diva Bolero – Shorty combines a number of different techniques: from knit and purl textures, to intarsia (no bobbins required!), to simple lacework. This makes for a fun and challenging project for intermediate knitters that knits up quicker than expected. It is worked flat, sideways from one arm to the other, […]
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Solitons Sweater
ABOUT THIS PATTERN Solitons Sweater is a batwing (dolman sleeve) sweater, using only knit and purl stitches, and basic increases and decreases. The sweater features a novel and elegant bias construction, and is knit flat as a single piece, then folded diagonally and sewn together under the dolman sleeves to achieve its shaping. This pattern […]
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Orion’s Blanket
Orion’s blanket is a snuggly, simple 2-strand intarsia blanket.
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Cellular Automata Cowl
ABOUT THIS PATTERN Cellular Automata colorwork cowl is a snuggly 2-strand colorwork cowl worked in the round, with no seams. Size One size Gauge 13 stiches x 16 rows = 10cm/4” in colorwork pattern on larger needles. Gauge is not critical in this project – deviations are possible. However, a gauge of more than 15 […]