Skeinwalker Knits

Are you joining the Fasten Off Yarn-a-long (YAL for short)?!

You definitively should! :-) It’s going to be a lot of fun stitching along together. Knitting, chatting, games, & prizes galore!… Check out the extra info about the YAL right here.

And the event kicks off with a sale! What’s better than that?! ;-) Want the details? Then read on!

All the patterns included in this YAL by Skeinwalker bundle are available at 25% off for a limited time. Be sure to use the coupon code FO2025 between November 21st and December 4th, 2025 (any time zone)!

What do you get then? All the Skeinwalker patterns come with fully written and charted instructions, and with clear pictures of the pattern sample and blocking photos. And you won’t be in the wild on your own! ;-) Because the patterns come with video tutorials for the used techniques and stitches (with unknitting and troubleshooting tips), to help you along. It’s just the fun; not the headaches of figuring it out! Because knitting as to be a pleasurable experience from start to finish, right?!

All the patterns in the YAL by Skeinwalker bundle are available at a 25% discount for a limited time. You can purchase any of the patterns, a couple, or get them all if you wish!

Get your knitting going; get some Skeinwalker patterns now!

And if you have questions, PM me; I’m glad to help.


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This bundle lists Skeinwalker patterns that use a special construction, either modular, worked in different directions or center-out.

Some patterns produce finished projects with a “regular” shape, others have unexpected (but knitable) constructions and wearable shapes.

This bundle lists Skeinwalker patterns that are worked in somewhat thicker yarns and are perfect for autumn. There are plenty of options with lots of great texture, fluffiness, lace, cables, mosaic, and a mix of fibers and colorways.

This bundle lists Skeinwalker patterns that use gradient yarns.

This bundle lists Skeinwalker patterns that use knitted lace, that is lace with patterning on right-side and wrong-side rows, or lace patterning on every round.

Some patterns use knitted lace more extensively than others.