Kelbourne Woolens Patterns

This shawl is constructed as a half circle, based on the half pi shawl method. A garter stitch selvedge of four stitches is worked at the beginning and end of each row. The lace edging is worked horizontally across the live stitches at the end.

Light and lofty, Perennial is the perfect yarn for this project!

Finished Measurements: 48" wide, 17.5" deep

Shown in colors Silver (MC) & Neon Pink, Neon Coral, Pineapple, Carribbean (CCs)

Bodie is knit from the bottom up in an all-over simple cable pattern that looks like gentle ocean waves. This simple shape is casual and easy to wear all spring and summer long. Knit in Mojave, this could even be layered in cooler months over a long sleeved shirt or underneath a jacket!

This Building Blocks pattern is designed to be one of the only hat patterns you’ll ever need! This pattern breaks down some of the intermediate-level techniques in order to make the knitting easy and enjoyable. The hope is that you not only learn something along the way, you end up with a fabulous hat - or hats - as well!

Three versions are designed in order of difficulty:
Hat A is a simple stockinette stitch hat with a rolled brim.
Hat B is a classic stockinette stitch hat with a ribbed brim.
Hat C features ribbing throughout.

Each hat requires one skein of Germantown.

This Building Blocks pattern is designed to be one of the only mittens patterns you’ll ever need! This pattern breaks down some of the intermediate-level techniques in order to make the knitting easy and enjoyable. The hope is that you not only learn something along the way, you end up with a fabulous pair - or pairs - as well!

Three versions are designed in order of difficulty:
Mitten A is a simple pair in stockinette stitch 
Mitten B is worked in a classic broken ribbing
pattern.
Mitten C kicks it up a notch and features a classic
Setesdal inspired stranded colorwork pattern.

Mittens A & B each require one skein of Germantown, while Mittens C require 1 skein each of two different colors

This Building Blocks pattern is designed to be one of the only scarf patterns you’ll ever need! This pattern breaks down some of the intermediate-level techniques in order to make the knitting easy and enjoyable. The hope is that you not only learn something along the way, you end up with a fabulous scarf - or scarves - as well!

Three versions are designed in order of difficulty:
Scarf A / Knitting.
Scarf B / Knitting, purling.
Scarf C / Knitting, purling, basic cables.

Each scarf requires two skeins of Germantown.

Designed by Meghan Kelly for Kelbourne Woolens - this tank top is all about the details! Desert Queen is knit from the bottom up and seamed. Mojave's linen and cotton content make this piece wearable in the sweltering summer months.

Fiddlehead is a sweet sweater for your favorite little person. It is designed for boys and girls alike. This pullover features button plackets on the shoulder making it easy to get your squirmy baby in and out of without it being too - "Fiddly"!

Sized for newborn-6 mo or 6 through 12 months, you'll need 1-2 skeins of Perennial for this project.

From the designer: "Keane Wonder is a sporty racerback tank top worked in pieces from the bottom up. Short rows shape the hem, and a-line decreases shape the sides of the tank. 

When shaping the racerback, you will be working increases and decreases on both right side and wrong side rows. Pay attention to the stitch pattern and maintain the pattern as set when working the increases, working purl increases or decreases when necessary.

This cheerful tank requires 3-7 skeins of Mojave.

Lucille is a vintage inspired baby set designed for cuteness and function. The sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down; stitches are cast on at the neck, and eyelet increases are worked to shape the garter yoke. An adorable matching bonnet completes the look!

Sized for newborn-3 months or 6 through 9 months, you'll need 1-2 skeins of Perennial for this project.

Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn for Kelbourne Woolens - this triangular lace shawl begins at the center and increases are worked on either edge and opposite the center stitches. The shawl is designed with three separate lace patterns: a cable and lace with patterning on every other row, a lace with patterning on every row and a geometric border with patterning on every other row. Parquet is knit in scrumptious Perennial.