I love the Lakes Jacket by Ozetta but am not a fan of saddle shoulder construction. I have a feeling I would end up unsatisfied with how it looks when I do it/on me. Instead, I found the Jilli Jacket by Anne Ventzel that looks very similar but has a raglan construction. Main differences seem to be: obviously the raglan vs saddle shoulder, but also - the Jilli Jacket has rolled hems and uses twisted rib instead of regular 1x1, the back is longer than the front on the Jilli and fabric is intended to be more lightweight from what I’ve gathered. But all of those attributes are easily modified, right? Am I missing anything? I’d buy the Ozetta pattern in a heartbeat if it wasn’t for the saddle shoulders, so many people have made it and are satisfied. Also I’m massively annoyed at the ridiculous photos Anne Ventzel posted of her jacket. Classic dumb poses where you can’t see anything, you really need to dig through Ravelry projects and the jillijacket hashtag on IG to find helpful pictures. It enrages me when designers to that for a PAID PATTERN, it massively puts me off buying it. Anyway… does anyone who knows more about pattern design than me notice any obvious differences I need to keep in mind to make the Jilli feel more like the Lakes jacket? Has anyone here made the Jilli or know of other good Lakes jacket alternatives that aren’t saddle shoulder? ETA: I’ve also seen the Hannah jacket by PetiteKnit but the neckline doesn’t seem to come up as high and it overall just doesn’t have the same wow factor for me somehow.

Does anyone recognize this pattern? I know I knitted it in the late 80s or early 90s. I was living in Canada. It could have have been Patons, Bernat, Mary Maxim, possibly Knitter's Magazine or Vogue Knitting magazine? It had two different textures on it created with purl stitches on the right side. Kind of a zigzag on one side/arm and almost like a basket weave on the other side/arm. It's a long shot I know but my daughter saw this photo and wants it!

I know this is an absolute shot in the dark, but I saw a reel on Instagram from possibly a knitter's account, and they were wearing a dark purple cardigan with sleeves that had a star and moon pattern near the bottom, and the sleeves were flared at the bottom, not cuffed. I lost the post, and I don't even know if it had the pattern linked or not. Maybe the pattern doesn't even exist yet, but if it does, please help me find it. Thanks.

I've been digging around for off the shoulder shirts to see if I could convert that into a dress knitting pattern but nothing looks quite right... anyone have any leads on a similar pattern? Thanks!

I saw it in episode 5. Can anyone verify?

Hi does anyone know of a knitting pattern close to the dumpling bag by Bygalk which is crochet ?

https://bygalk.com/products/the-dumpling-bag

I'm on medical leave from work till Thanksgiving, and it's driving me nuts. I need a big project to work on, and I've gotten it in my head to make a Christmas poncho, made out of ugly Christmas sweater motifs from Pacific Knit Co's Doodles. I've charted it out and I love it; I'm probably going to make it out of acrylic yarn from Michael's to keep it in budget. I like fancy yarn, but this is a Christmas piece, I'll only wear it a couple times a year.

I'm stuck on the construction. For ease of assembly and having a nice big canvas to work on, I'm thinking I will do two big rectangles and sew them partially on the side and top; easy, tried and true poncho method from what I see online. However, my charts will have some long floats and a fair number of duplicate stitches. I hate weaving in ends, and I can catch my floats, but it's going to be a lot. Is it reasonable to line a piece like this with fabric?

I'm thinking flannel would be comfortable and in season, and I would sew it to each rectangle before final assembly of the pieces. I could sew it down each row between the doodle motifs so it is securely attached, and around the edges.

But, is this a dumb idea? I don't think acrylic will stretch much, so the inflexibility of the flannel won't be much of an issue; and I will definitely wash the flannel before using it so it shrinks beforehand. I'm not sure I'm a good judge of the feasibility of this, I have only been knitting for a few years and I haven't made a poncho before. I have done complicated stranded colorwork before, so I'm not worried about that part.

Does any have any patterns or where to find Lilo and Stitch? Pillow or a blanket

This company for some reason sells kits but not solo patterns. Looking for something similar with texture all over but not necessarily cables.

I want to make a cardigan from scratch. I already have the (hand drawn) designs. Anyone in Lyon to help me ?

does anyone have the pattern? cannot find it anywhere )x

Thank you in advance!

Hi!! I am in search of an adult size pattern for a Chicago Bears sweater (like the image linked) to make for my husband! I've searched on Ravelry and reached out to the folks that have made them but haven't had any success. Has anyone here made one and/or have a pattern?

i love this sweater and would like to do it myself so i was wondering if anyone knows about pattern similar to this design, i love the body shape its not too visible on the photo but it makes me body shape great and i love the neck part which is like a loose turtleneck or a scarf or something.

Hi all, does anyone know of a sweater pattern that includes a cuff similar to this? Many thanks!

Hi all,

I bought some gorgeous merino Aran yarn the other day and I want to make a simple jumper (confident beginner level, happy to have some cables but nothing too crazy.)

I can't find many patterns though even searching filtered on ravelry! Any recs please???

Hi! I've been looking for a pattern exactly like this one except this one is bottom-up. I'm still open to a different type of all-over ribbing, but with these attributes :

- Knitted top-down
- NOT a raglan
- Ideally a folded collar but I can figure that out I think!

I'll be knitting a sweater for my boyfriend and I've only ever knitted top-down constructions. I think it would be muuuch easier to make sure it fits like he wants as opposed to a bottom-up construction.

I've checked ravelry and google and instagram and reddit for a few hours so far with no luck surprisingly!

Hi!

I'm trying to come up with a pattern for Maggie Esmerelda's top in American Horror Story Freak Show as I can't find one online. I can't really tell what kind of stitch pattern is used throughout the body. I was thinking maybe it's a 2x2 broken rib stitch but I was wondering if anyone here has any better advice/thoughts? Thanks so much :)

Hello all!
I'm looking for a knitting pattern similar to these:
The main thing I'm looking for is
1. Scoop/wide neck (but not off-shoulder)
2. Body hugging or just not baggy
3. Preferably long sleeve but ofc i can freehand a long sleeve if the pattern doesnt specify it.

Thank you in advance.

It looks like the romanescos sweater but I'm not sure. This is hand-knitted. Picture taken from a knitting/crochet show.