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.

Gradient Pullover

This traditional sweater that proves you don’t need elaborate innovation to make a statement. Strategic

marling

makes a compelling effect from simple techniques even our fiber ancestors would recognize.

The classic set-in sleeve, round neck style will be a staple in your wardrobe. The yarn is held double throughout, changing colors one strand at a time for a gradient effect.

Gwyn Cardigan

Gwyn is a cozy, long cardigan sweater that you’ll just want to wrap yourself up in.
The gently curved V-neck and soft halo from the yarn gives the garment a soft, feminine look; delicate stockinette covers the majority of the cardigan and blocks of soft color create visual interest.

Bargeman

When the weather gets chilly, a classic pullover should be the first thing you reach for.

Bargeman is a unisex sweater that epitomizes the classic Gansey, but distilled to its most simple, elemental form. It's timeless appeal and neutral color means it will last through many winters.

Cascades Tee

This gorgeous hand knit tee from Knit Picks can easily be knit on the machine.
It would be great worn with skirts or jeans.

The original pattern features a lovely lace pattern that is charted so you could re-produce it in DesignaKnit (or manually). But you could substitute any lace pattern of your choice

It has simple eyelet borders at the bottom hems and around the sleeves. Dust off your garter bar to reproduce their hem or substitute a ribbing, rolled hem, picot hem or your favorite edge technique (scallops, anyone?)

Catamaran Shawl

Light and airy eyelets combined with grounded stripes create a wonderfully wearable accessory. The stunning asymmetrical Catamaran shawl is knit from corner to corner.