Patterns
Scroll down for a collection of some of my favorite patterns featuring Round Mountain Fibers yarn! I will try to update this page as often as I can.
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Fingering
Yamadori
Designer: Emma Marinescu
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 400 - 460 yards (366 - 421 m)
Probably the prettiest pattern for pooling/striping colorways I’ve ever seen! Great for those crazy high-contrast colorways that just demand to be made into socks. The socks are worked toe-up and the heel flap and gusset ensure a great fit. The simple travelling stitches worked on the instep and leg create a fun texture that will keep you entertained from start to finish. Sock length is adaptable to your needs, just use the handy formula provided in the pattern.
Emblem Socks
Designer: Debra Milstein
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 290 - 341 yards (265 - 312 m)
A textured sock, knit in the round from the top down. Instructions are both written and charted. Perfect for our Botany collection colorways.
Wildfibers Socks
Designer: Julieanna Knits
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 400 - 600 yards (366 - 549 m)
Wildfibers socks feature a simple 3x2 ribbing with an eyelet design to add some interest. The pattern is written for magic loop, but DPNs can be substituted. This pattern works for one at a time or two at a time socks. The pattern uses an afterthought heel, which is helpful when using a contrast color for the heel.
Oriole Pride Mitts
Designer: Lindsay Potter
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 400 yards (366 m)
Worked in a double strand of yarn. Combine your favorite colorway with a coordinating semisolid, use two semisolids, or just double your favorite color!
Avalar Fingerless Mitts
Designer: Corrine Walcher
Base: Birch Organic Fingering
Yardage: 140 - 160 yards (128 - 146 m)
Avalar Fingerless Mitts feature a complex-looking but simple ribbed cable pattern for a snug, warm fit. There is also a matching hat available.
Avalar Hat
Designer: Corrine Walcher
Base: Birch Organic Fingering
Yardage: 125 - 180 yards (114 - 165 m)
Avalar Hat features a complex-looking, but simple ribbed cable pattern for a snug, warm fit. You can easily adjust the hem depth to suit yourself. There is a matching fingerless mitt pattern available.
Diamonds Hat
Designer: Raina Kruus
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 240 - 260 yards (219 - 238 m)
This two color brioche hat looks amazing in contrasting solids, it really makes the stitch work pop!
Field Hat
Designer: Sarah Parker
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 300 - 600 yards (274 - 549 m)
A simple cable and knit/purl texture works well to show off our Botany collection colorways, without being boring to knit!
Bay Ridge Baby Beanie
Designer: Sarah Klein
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 170 - 200 yards (155 - 183 m)
A knit hat for newborns, worked bottom-up in 2 colors of fingering weight yarn (perfect for combining a colorway with a high contrast coordinating semisolid. It’s an intermediate pattern due to a simple cable detail, but it’s very straightforward once you get the hang of it!
Summer Wheat
Designer: Marina Storm
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 362 - 611 yards (331 - 559 m)
A delicate summer tank featuring our super soft Alder Fingering base.
Whole Wheat
Designer: Marina Storm
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 362 - 611 yards (331 - 559 m)
The Boatneck version of Summer Wheat, featuring our super soft Alder Fingering base.
Tides of Time
Designer: Ladianne Henderson
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 750 - 800 yards (686 - 732 m)
This two color brioche shawl features our super soft Alder Fingering base in collaboration with Hand Dyed Diva yarns!
Diamonds Shawl
Designer: Raina Kruus
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 1050 - 1150 yards (960 - 1052 m)
The matching shawl to the Diamonds Hat. Work this up using one of the same solids from your hat and have a coordinating statement look!
Make My Heart Sing
Designer: Pam Jemelian
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 1000 - 1200 yards (914 - 1097 m)
Wrap yourself up in this giant squishy shawl inspired by the famous lyrics of the English rock band Troggs.
Come Together Fade
Designer: Pam Jemelian
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 1000 - 1200 yards (914 - 1097 m)
This second version of the Make My Heart Sing shawl lends itself perfectly to fades!
Falling For a Praying Mantis
Designer: Jessica Anderson
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 750 - 800 yards (686 - 732 m)
This semi-circular shawl, featuring solid and lace sections, is perfect our miniskeins. Choose four different colors for a look that is sure to POP!
Diamonds and Plaid
Designer: Kira Wharton
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 700 - 760 yards (640 - 695 m)
This pattern was designed to bring together our semisolids and colorways. It’s time to knit up that gorgeous combo you’ve been eyeing!
Awash With Color
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of Lavish Craft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 400 yards (366 m)
This versatile shawl features a unique stitch that can be pulled height wise to gather and width wise to go flat again!
Lava Shawl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 800 yards (732 m)
Inspired by flowing molten rock, this shawl is perfect showcasing multiple shades of gray with a pop of color!
Divisionism Shawl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 800 yards (732 m)
Inspired by the pointillism style of Neo-Impressionist painting, this is shawl looks gorgeous in a mix of our colorways and semisolids.
One Way or Another
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 775 - 800 yards (709 - 732 m)
This fun pattern creates an optical illusion that is perfect for combining our semisolids. Choose alike colors for a subtle look, or contrasting colors for a bold statement.
Oriflamme Shawl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 750 - 800 yards (686 - 732 m)
This shawl, inspired by rippling banners, lends itself to combining a Botany colorway with three coordinating semisolids.
Swizzle Shawl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 550 - 600 yards (503 - 549 m)
This intermediate level pattern features a colorway and two semisolids, go neutral or bold, either way it’s bound to look gorgeous.
Cloverleaf Shawl
Designer: Joanne Witzkowski
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 800 yards (732 m)
This side-to-side shawl combines the Tunisian simple stitch (TSS) with the Tunisian drop stitch (TDS) in alternating pairs of rows - remember that each row of Tunisian crochet consists of a forward pass (FP) and a reverse pass (RP.) All the increases and decreases occur along the right edge only, while the left edge remains straight. This shaping creates a triangle with the center point rounded. There are two finishing variations – a regular crocheted edge or tassels on the points.
Myrna’s Cardigan
Designer: Marin Melchior
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 800 - 870 yards (732 - 796 m)
This adorable little sweater is perfect for matching up our colorways and semisolids, or as a stash buster! It’s unique construction lends itself to multiple colors.
Aerialist
Designer: Melissa Kemmerer
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 1030 - 2240 yards (942 - 2048 m)
A crop top with a deep V neck and billowing sleeves! This pattern can be found in issue five of Nomadic Knits, which is available to purchase in print at select local yarn shops, through their website, or as a digital download through Ravelry.
Fall Wheat
Designer: Marina Storm
Base: Alder Fingering
Yardage: 688 - 1286 yards (629 - 1176 m)
This sweater has a bottom-up construction and it is knit in the round. It is based on repetitions of a very easy-to-memorize lace pattern. It has ribbing on the neck and the hips. The sleeves can be adjusted to your desired length.
Op tiki
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 400 - 700 yards (366 - 640 m)
Another stunning optical illusion piece by LavishCraft perfect for pairing semisolids or a Botany colorway with a contrasting semisolid.
Pass Key Scarf
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 600 - 800 yards (549 - 732 m)
Don’t let this striking pattern fool you, this beginner pattern features knit, purl, and slip stitches only!
Flutterby Cowl
Designer: Alexandria Wenninger
Base: Spruce Fingering
Yardage: 328 - 459 yards (300 - 420 m)
I think this colorwork cowl works best with two high-contrasting semisolids to really allow the pattern to shine.
DK
TAATTU Socks
Designer: Juliette Williams
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: Varies (250 yds or less). See pattern.
TAATTU stands for two-at-a-time, toe-up. This sock formula features TAATTU construction using magic loop and the Fleegle Heel, which is a short-row heel with no heel flap or picked up stitches. The formula can be adapted to fit any foot size. Stitch patterns can be applied to the foot and leg of the sock, provided they fit within the stitch count determined by your gauge and foot size.
A Fresh Slant
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 500 yards (457 m)
Perfect for combining your favorite colorway and a coordinating semisolid! Suitable for Advancing Beginners. Worked in Garter Stitch, with k, p kfb, CDD, slip; Intarsia (cross old color over new WS);
Basic Crochet (Slip Stitch) for Seam.
Travelogue
Designer: Kim McBrien Evans
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 1300 - 1500 yards (1189 - 1372 m)
This is a project ripe for experimentation. Change the weight of yarn. Change the stitch patterns. Make it your own! Guidelines are included to let you know what to be aware of when you do decide to make changes.
Zebra Fade
Designer: Kathy Erhard
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 1250 yards (1143 m)
Wear this versatile piece as an asymmetrical wrap, infinity scarf, poncho, and more!
Pumpkin Pi
Designer: Debra Milstein
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 875 - 910 yards (800 - 832 m)
Pumpkin Pi is the first in this designer’s series of half-pi shawls, all based around traditional kinds of pie. Each will feature a custom lace pattern, and you can expect a variety of colors and yarn weights to match the seasons. Pumpkin Pi features her technique of encoded lace. The lace repeats are easy to memorize and the ruffled edge is like the crimped edges of a homemade pie crust.
Vinalhaven Island Cardigan
Designer: Corrine Walcher
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 1000 - 1700 yards (914 - 1554 m)
Vinalhaven Island Cardigan features cables along the front closure and down the back. It is a round-neck, raglan-sleeved cardigan has the button bands integrated as you work the body; therefore, there’s no finishing aside from weaving ends and attaching buttons. Also available in a pullover version, coming soon!!!
Oriental Odyssey
Designer: Pam Jemelian
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 450 - 500 yards (411 - 457 m)
This crescent shaped shawl featuring color blocking and slip stitch is sure to make a statement. We suggest pairing contrasting semisolids for a bold look.
Sideshow
Designer: Melissa Kemmerer
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 1358 - 3253 yards (1242 - 2975 m)
This pattern can be found in issue five of Nomadic Knits, which is available to purchase in print, through their website and at select local yarn shops, or as a digital download through Ravelry. Knit top-down as a classic raglan-style pullover initially, all bets are off once you reach the sleeve divide. Side panels are worked in intarsia with four colors each; you can use the same four colors on each side or use eight colors in total!
Vigsla Cardigan
Designer: Corrine Walcher
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 600 - 1600 yards (549 - 1463 m)
This all-over lace cardigan is perfect for our Botany colorways. With options for short or long sleeves, it’s great for any season!
Bourbon Cowl
Designer: Monica MacNeille
Base: Willow DK
Yardage: 250 yards (229 m)
This textured cowl is knit from just one of our Drunk Yarn Kits! Grab a kit, and truly make a garment from start to finish.
Worsted
The Isabella Beanie
Designer: Yessy Barreto
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 240 - 250 yards (219 - 229 m)
This detailed beanie can be knit up in our super squishy Willow Worsted for a slouchier look, or our Spruce Worsted to really make the cables pop!
Flycatcher Hat
Designer: Monica MacNeille
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 175 yards (160 m)
This textured hat is knit from just one skein of our Spruce Worsted making it the perfect quick holiday gift!
Pass Key Hat
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 70 - 85 yards (64 - 78 m)
This fun and fast knit features two-color mosaic and is perfect for pairing our Botany colorways with a contrasting semisolid.
Lindal Pixie Hat
Designer: Wöldten
Base: Willow Worsted
Yardage: 250 - 256 yards (229 - 234 m)
The design for the “Lindal Pixie Hat” was inspired by the work of Marin Melchior of MarinJa Knits. After knitting her Butterfly Cowl, this designer came up with the idea for this pattern. This pattern is written with her knowledge. If you love Marin’s short row patterns, you’ll love this hat!
Pixelated Beanie
Designer: Linda Heins
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 200 - 250 yards (183 - 229 m)
This pattern is perfect for miniskeins or bits of leftover yarn! The designerI chose 5 mini-skeins - about 25 grams or 40 - 50 yards of each, in a variety of colors, to design this hat. Pattern includes modifications for Fingering weight as well!
Crackle Scarf
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 290 - 330 yards (265 - 302 m)
This intricate scarf inspired by crackling autumn bonfires looks gorgeous knit up in our Botany colorways or any of our semisolids.
Bluegill Scarf
Designer: Monica MacNeille
Base: Willow Worsted
Yardage: 555 yards (507 m)
This oh-so-cozy scarf is perfect for pairing up our colorways and semisolids!
Humdinger Kerchief
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 175 yards (160 m)
This cowl is the perfect match for those bold contrasting semisolids you’ve been dying to pair up!
Squelch Cowl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 320 - 350 yards (293 - 320 m)
This fun pattern mimics ocean waves and lends itself to pairing a colorway with a semisolid.
All Biased Cowl
Designer: Jennifer Kirchenbauer of LavishCraft
Base: Spruce Worsted
Yardage: 105 - 130 yards (96 - 119 m)
Includes both Charted and Fully Written (Line By Line) Instructions.
Pattern uses US English terms and abbreviations - Glossary and Metrics provided.
Simple 4 Row Repeat - Basic Lace Skills.
Work to any length.
Circus Lights
Designer: Melissa Kemmerer
Base: Willow Worsted
Yardage: 1000 - 1800 yards (914 - 1646 m)
This pattern can be found in issue five of Nomadic Knits, which is available to purchase in print through their website and at select local yarn shops, or as a digital download through Ravelry. This scarf, which is really wide enough to be a wrap, is a fun choose-your-own-adventure project. Use as few or as many colors as you’d like for the polka dots, spaced as far apart or as close together as you want. Get matchy-matchy, or knit it like a memory blanket using leftovers from other projects or souvenir minis from vacation LYS visits. Finish it off with the biggest pom poms you can make!