The Best of Ravelry V 5
April 25, 2026 |
| Lacey Loop Cardigan by Other Loops |
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| Ulalume Blouse by aegyoknit |
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| The Knitonomy Pearl Vest from Magdalena Parker Gorgeous outfit. |
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| Play Like Klee by Susan Ashcroft |
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| Sk8er Hat by Maxim Cyr |
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| Blouse #4 by My Favorite Things |
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| Noomi Tee by Le Knit |
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| Kaia Cardigan by Minimi Knit |
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| Segment Shawl by Inyoung Kim |
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| Sonya Sweater by Thelma Steiman |
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| Lion Booties by Emma Whittle |
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| Zosia Cardigan by Cheryl Mokhtari |
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| Prisme Sweater by Hanne Rimmen |
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Gallant jacket by Caidree |
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| Unicef Pullover for the littles by Pernille Larson |
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| Flynn Shawl by Maxim Cyrr mosaic colorwork |
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| Another mosaic--Florals For Spring by Sweater Freak |
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| Roni Sweater by kolibri by johanna |
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| Carlie Cardigan by Moreca Knit Lovely mohair cardigan with a spread collar. |
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| Vilma Cardigan by Gregoria Fibers |
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| Mrs. Hall's Midsummer Pullover from Kristin Drysdale Inspired by the lovable Mrs. Hall from All Creatures Great and Small. |
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Shrug:Halo by Brome Fields |
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| Larkspur Bandana, free pattern from Purl Soho, available in two sizes |
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| Rose and Frond by Kathleen Simpson |
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| Saga Sweater by Petite Knits |
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| Ferrotype Scarf by Woldten I included this for the unusual construction. It is surprisingly knit in the round, uses mosaic slipped stitches for the colorwork and short rows for shaping. |
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| Obsidian Blouse from Sofia Scotford |
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| Balloon Festival from Stephen West uses slipped stitch mosaic colorwork. |
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| Chilton Socks by Emma Jaeger |
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| Sweater Teo Javiara Uviarte is available in baby sizes only but can easily be adapted for older children. |
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| The Bao Bao Cowl by Isabell Kraemer is a companion piece to the Bao Bao Shawl and Bao Bao Hat and is the last of the collection. |
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| Garter Romper by Pernille Larsen so darling |
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| Sprout by Elise Lopez 💘 |
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| And lastly, my own! Semiquincentennial Scarf, a free pattern from Kristen Rettig |
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