Machine Knit-Ables: Curated designs from the hand knitting world. We give you ideas to use the original design's inspiration with your knitting machine.

Greensboro

From the fabulous stitch pattern to the zippered front, the beautiful collar and fun pockets, Greensboro will become one if his favorites.

As a machine knitter, use this as inspiration for your design. Choose any style from the Knit it Now Dynamic patterns, knit any textured stitch pattern, from single bed tuck to double bed goodness to garter carriage patterns.

Filigree

A delicate lace hem adds a feminine flair to this classic ribbed top. Filigree is a wardrobe essential. It is perfect worn on its own during the warmer months but is equally beautiful layered over a blouse when the air is crisp and coo

Waffle Stitch Pullover

Take a simple sweater shape, add a beautiful yarn and fabulous texture and you'll have winner!

Little Pine

The Little Pine Sweater was inspired by all the beautiful pine trees here in the mountains--the designer's goal was the make a sweater that looked like a forest of pine trees. The name for the sweater comes from a nearby canyon which has many pine trees in it.

Machine knitters can substitute any textured stitch pattern.

• G-carriage
• Tuck
• Slip

Kinsley Cowl

Use the 'mini' packs that are available from many yarn sources or use your stash yarn to create this colorful, fun cowl.

Boyfriend Cardigan

This stylish boyfriend cardigan begins with a deep rib and has options for waist shaping or a straight fit, depending on your style and preference. The cardi features set in sleeves, afterthought pockets for a relaxed touch

Willapa Bay Skirt

Willapa Bay is bohemian style, high-low skirt perfect for summer days and walks on the beach. With four colors and four lace stitch patterns that blend perfectly into each other, this skirt is full of texture and endless color combinations!

Crosscut Pullover

The Crosscut Pullover is a great little sweater with engaging construction. This sweater is knit in one piece – worked sideways from cuff to cuff. A fun, textured cable is carried up the sleeve to the neck opening, where the front and back of the sweater are then worked separately. After the neck width is reached, the front and back are rejoined, and the cable motif recommences.

Blume

In the original pattern, the side seam appears to be shifted to the front of the sweater.
If you can match gauge, follow the Knit Picks pattern
Use DAK to shift the side seam to the front
Use the Knit it Now patterns and keep a traditional side seam

Seashore Shawl

A modern twist on traditional lace, simple bands of bobbles and eyelet garter stripes make up this shawl’s body. Beautiful washes of color fade into one another as this crescent shawl takes shape. A delicate Picot Bind Off is worked in a contrast color to finish the edge.

Trailhopper Hat

The best way to ward off the winds on chilly days is by wearing a perfectly adorable hat. Better yet, wear one with earflaps! Warm yet lightweight, this hat is ideal for breezy days. In addition to the earflaps, the Trailhopper hat boasts I-cord ties and a mock-cable ribbing.

Starlight Stole

In this easy pattern, simple bands in two colors reach glamorous heights when one is a silvery metallic made to catch the light.

Corrie Vest

A classic colorwork vest is a wardrobe staple that will never go out of style. The Corrie Vest combines Fair Isle motifs inspired by the dramatic terrain of Corrie, Scotland with sleek, geometric diamond shapes to create a stunning design. Be bold with brights or opt for neutrals to create a softer palette.

Clacton Scarf

Combining the looks of colorwork and colorblock, the Clacton Scarf is a unique winter accessory that is as fashionable as it is toasty.
No visible floats!

Everett Street Hoodie

Simple, stylish, and cozy, this hooded cardigan invites its wearer to nestle on in.