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Super easy knitting that packs a bubbly punch! Perfect for either showing off a variegated yarn against a solid background or using up scraps, this DK-weight hat makes for relaxed, easy knitting that looks like you put way more work into it than you did.

Knitters of the Killer Queen Cowl or pullover will recognize the knit-below bubble stitch pattern with the added benefit of being even easier to work in the round.

Designed especially for Miss Babs’s Rhinebeck 2023 colorway, that version will be revealed on Rhinebeck Saturday and the pattern will be updated with the new photos.

The Killer Queen Pullover pattern is out and ready for your needles.

The same slip stitch patterning as its namesale cowl makes the colorwork easy — you only ever use one yarn in a row, so there’s no stranding. Short row shaping at the neck gives a comfortable fit, and slightly blousey long sleeves give it some modern flair.

The pattern is written with instructions that are individualized for each size, so it’s easy to follow. Each stitch pattern is written out line by line, and there are no charts to worry about. If you’re a chart lover, no worries either! The stitch patterns are made of short repeats that are very easy to memorize.

Pattern is written for long sleeves with suggestions for how to create short sleeves.

Guaranteed to blow your mind.
A generously sized, asymmetrical cowl worked on the bias with three different stitch patterns — a great way to show off a variegated colorway on a semisolid background and add a bit of glam rock to your neck and shoulders. The neckline is even engineered to taper a bit towards the neck to reduce the amount of bulk at the neck but still fit easily over your head.

The pattern is 40% off along with all Lyrical Knits patterns now through Nov. 26th–no code is needed on Ravelry, but use the code Thankful22 on Payhip (https://payhip.com/b/x8Hgz) . It's one of Lyrical Knits biggest sales all year, so a good time to stock up.

There’s a shortage of perfect MKALs in this world. It’d be a shame not to join in (otherwise, just give me a nice paper cut and pour lemon juice on it).

Lyrical Knits is back with a fun MKAL for a shawl designed to get you through the fire swamp of the the past few years. A “festival of stitches” type of shawl, the project will feature sword fights, shrieking eels, and a few Stitches of Unusual Sighs (with video tutorials for any atypical stitches). The pattern is on sale at a discount (no code needed) until the first clue drops on Feb. 22nd.

Lyrical Knits follows up their Fold in the Cheese hat pattern with a second Schitt’s Creek themed design: A sweater pattern called The JazzaGal. Worked from the top down, it features 3/4 sleeves and a round yoke with a cascading, teardrop lace pattern. Sized to fit anywhere from a 29″-64″ bust, it’s knit with a strand of fingering yarn held together with a strand of laceweight mohair. Not into mohair? It works nicely with a heavy DK/light worsted yarn as well.

The pattern is available on both Ravelry and Payhip at a 30% discount with the code preciouslove through Jan. 17th.

You don’t have to know how to fold broken cheese to knit this quick, slip-stitch hat that’s an homage to an infamous episode of Schitt’s Creek.

Worked up in heavy DK/light worsted weight yarn, the textured colorwork pattern is worked using only one strand of yarn at a time and slipping stitches here and there. Knit it up in two solid colors, or substitute a variegated skein or scraps for the contrasting color. There’s even a handy table to help you figure out which size to make at different stitch gauges if you want to work it to a different gauge than the pattern.

Whether it’s your first rodeo (for a top-down yoked sweater) or not, this quick knit is a terrific way to let a variegated colorway shine. The spiraling zigzag pattern uses only one strand of yarn on any given round—no stranding—and is worked by simply slipping a stitch here and there. The not-too-cropped bodice is in relaxing stockinette stitch (no purling!) and is easily lengthened if you prefer. Plus, the yoke pattern is both charted and written out line by line, so you’ve got this!

The pattern is on sale at a 30% discount through Saturday, Sept. 4th — use the code lionsandtigersandbears on either Ravelry or Payhip.

Lyrical Knits seeks the finest and silliest knitters to join in a Mystery Knit-a-Long quest for the grail! The pattern is for a shawl, and there will be coconuts! Unladen swallows! And you must bring us… a SHRUBBERY! The pattern is available for preorders and is discounted through April 15th.

Lyrical Knits has just released a pattern for a knitted blanket you can wear: Cozy McBlanket is a blanket with sleeves, but the magic is in some cleverly placed short rows to help it curve around your shoulders and neck for a better fit than your average blanket. No more having to leave your lap blanket behind when you make the trip from your desk to the kitchen for another cup of tea.

The pattern is currently on sale at a 30% discount through Sunday, March 7th with the code wrapmeincoziness on both Ravelry and Payhip.