Stitch Diva Patterns

Exuding a classy mystique, this top-down, seamless raglan is offered in both a long and short-sleeved design. Dramatic details include geometric slit shaping at both cuff and hem, unique dart shaping for the waistline, generously flared sleeves for both sleeve lengths and a uniquely styled neckline to coordinate with an optional neck cuff. Le Cirque is a simple, quick knit, yet has a strong, elegant style that will endure.

Part cardigan, part shawl: Endless ways to wear it. Work it with sleeves or without, with one yarn or with two. This is a straightforward knit, within the grasp of any knitter who’s finished a first scarf since it’s mostly just a simple rectangle with no seaming. The garment is cleverly constructed by merely folding the piece as directed and binding off with three needles.

It’s fast, it’s easy, it’s flattering to any body type and with just shawl pin or belt can be draped “right-way-up” or “upside-down” for countless looks. Don’t be surprised if this relaxing design becomes not only a favorite project to knit, but your favorite wearable too.

Snood: part scarf, part hood, part shawl. We present two snoods: one in knit and one in crochet. They can be worn in a million different ways, which is why they are so loved by those who wear them. Because both of ours are created as Möbius strips, not only do they have a luxurious twist, you will find that the way in which each snood comes together as you work them seems just a little bit magical, especially if you have never created a Möbius before!

Alchemical Snood (Knit - pictured in Red and White): What do you get when you combine a Möbius strip, the fibonacci sequence, and this season’s hottest accessory? It’s more than a mathematical wonder, it’s the Alchemical Snood! Once you master the Möbius Cast-On (MCO), popularized by Cat Bordhi, this project is a simple matter of knit and purl rounds: a great project for mindless, on-the-go knitting.

Crystalline Snood (Crochet - pictured in Grey and Black): This delicate lace concoction looks very complex, however it is just a simple repetition of a two-row lace pattern repeat. This crocheted Möbius strip is worked in the round from the center - out.

Stitch Diva Tunisian Crochet Pattern Stash Buster Blanket

Tunisian Crochet Pattern - Not a Finished Blanket
Bust through your stash in record time - creating a beautiful, EASY blanket of interwoven color and texture to show for it!

If you have beginning crochet skills, this pattern will teach you the basics of Tunisian Crochet and the 3 Color Tunisian technique.

We will show you how to “paint” with your stash, weaving color and texture in ways that standard crochet or knitting just don’t easily allow.
Use up those novelty yarns and odd skeins or go ahead and purchase a selected palette of yarns for a special heirloom project that is easy, fast and really, really fun.
This pattern is more than a typical pattern which calls out yarn specifics and rowcounts. Instead, we feature a comprehensive recipe that will teach you to combine yarns of any gauge into a blanket using any hook size. Our fully illustrated instructions take you step-by-step through the required techniques, so that you can easily combine YOUR personal yarns into a beautiful family keepsake in no time flat.

Stitch Diva ~ Knit Sweater Pattern ~ Bullseye

Non-traditional, innovative construction and simple technique are the hallmark of this fast, fun and super chic design. Bullseye is worked organically and seamlessly in one piece so it’s particularly easy to modify for a precise and perfect fit. Wear it in any season: instructions are provided for both a bicep-baring tank top and a fitted sweater with voluminous bell sleeves.

Stitch Diva Knit Sweater Pattern Silk Scabbard.

This fitted, sculptural raglan is a top-down, seamless design that almost knits itself. Most of the work is easy stockinette, while visual detail is added through deftly engineered cables at the raglan and sides to shape and enhance Scabbard. Options for short sleeves and long sleeves are shown: pair the short-sleeved version with our opera-length wristlets (separate Fitted Wristlets pattern) for a beautifully unique fashion statement.

Cecilia is a simple crochet camisole designed to be worked cropped or to the thigh. Worked in one piece, this project makes a great first crocheted lace garment. A delicate layering piece, Cecilia adds a dash of femininity to almost any outfit, whether worn short over a tank and jeans, or long over a strappy dress. The lacy v-stitch and stitched-in-place floral edging are deceptively simple and repetitive, resulting in a pattern that is easy and quick to work up. We present Cecilia with eight sizing options and fitting tips throughout the pattern.

Skill Level - Intermediate
Uses repetitive stitch patterns, simple shaping and simple finishing.
Designer: Jennifer Hansen

Feminine without being fussy, Giselle is a try-on-as-you-go, top-down raglan with no seaming required! For ultimate flexibility, the pattern instructions for this simple sweater offer four options to best fit your style and preferred technique. For style, choose a cropped or full-length version of the sweater. For technique, choose an all-knit version, or trim your sweater with simple crochet - a great way to incorporate crochet into your knitting!

Whichever version of Giselle you choose, you are guaranteed a classic garment that is universally flattering to the female form: a romantic top that fits you perfectly and that you will enjoy for years to come.

Skill Level: Intermediate
Uses repetitive stitch patterns, shaping and simple finishing.

Probably one of the fastest fitted crochet jackets you can make! Designed to enhance the female silhouette, this crochet broomstick jacket works up in a “Jiffy” because the technique is inherently fast. Worked top-down, this jacket is crocheted in one piece with no seaming required. Options for two sleeve lengths are provided: short or mid-length.

Recommended Needles: Use a pair of Jenkins #19 Knitting Needles for this project. A pair is required for working Broomstick in the round. The Jenkins needles provide a long working area and will fit the entire width of the jacket on one needle.

Skill Level: Intermediate
Uses repetitive stitch patterns, simple shaping and simple finishing.

This close-fitting sweater with billowing sleeves is a simple top-down, seamless knitted raglan. Like virtually all of our garment designs, it is worked in one piece, so you can try on as you go, with tips for a custom fit throughout the pattern. We present Labyrinth in several versions to best fit your personal needs, including two sleeve lengths and a modest or daring neckline. Whichever options you choose, your Labyrinth will be a very stylish sweater with classic lines, sure to be a wardrobe favorite for years to come.

Skill Level: Intermediate
Uses repetitive stitch patterns, simple shaping and simple finishing.

This stylish collection of less-than-one-skein projects is full of “cheats” and “tricks” that make a little bit of yarn, skill (and time!) go a long way.
Perfect for last minute gifts, we present 4 wonderful ways to use your single skeins and leftover yarn in impressive little ways.

Items in the collection include:

Wavy Headband (Pictured top): A clever use of just a little bit of yarn makes a perfect fit for any sized head: just stop when you get the right fit! No seaming is required, beads are optional, or use a fancy yarn for some really low-effort impact!
Evening Bag (Pictured middle): Aptly named, this very clever little bag can be knit in just one evening. Using short rows and a stitch that really highlights beautiful yarn, it is a snap to create, requiring minimal yarn and absolutely no seaming.
Grecian Headband (Pictured lower left): This is a very fast little knitting project and perhaps even a “cheat”. But you will look very patrician in this classic, adjustable head ornament made of twisted cord and a little knitting.
Waist Cincher (Pictured lower right): This wrap-around, obi-style belt is slimming and very, very stylish. Worked from short end to short end, just stop knitting once you reach the perfect fit.

Knit or crochet? Whichever you choose, you can wrap yourself in lacy glamour following our shawl instructions, which feature organic forms and basic construction techniques for knitting and hairpin lace.

Terra (Knit - pictured top): Inspired by a Victorian lace doily, this classic circular shawl works up quickly in the round, beginning at the center and proceeding organically to the outer edge.

Vapor (Hairpin Lace - pictured bottom): One long hairpin lace strip is joined to itself to create a dramatic stole reminiscent of smoke wisps or celestial formations. Vapor requires only beginning crochet and hairpin lace skills.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Uses a variety of stitches and stitch patterns, simple color changes, simple finishing.