The Ladies of Mischief Interrupt Their Knitting to Present to You,

A wee bit quirky or quite proudly mad? These gloriously tall striped stockings provide a cozy outlet for expression. Highly customizable to both your shape and favorite colors - you should see the collection the Ladies have between them!

Imagine tucking away a precious skein of cashmere, anticipating its softness between your hands as you knit this decadent lace. You deserve a delicious little secret… And though a lady should never reveal her secrets, you might let the merest hint peek over your corset. No matter how much of it you chose to show, you’ll want this to be the clos...

Knee-high spats with side button closures. Clever shaping and visual interest are created by a bias motif front panel and Half-Twisted Rib back panel.

A bias-knit shrug with fitted, ¾ length sleeves and a subtle pinstripe lace motif, all highlighted by a unique geometric construction. If desired, the spiral sleeve seams can be finished with lacing or a zipper, allowing the shrug to be converted to a shawl.

This is a bed jacket with lots of ease. It is knit flat, top down to create a round yoke with short row shaping at the back neck, with the lace body falling in a heavily gathered style. It is seamless and has billowing sleeves with fitted cuffs. It closes with a button at the neck.

Folded short capelet with ribbon tie. Worked bottom up, knit in one piece. Reinforced with bamboo and ribbon and decorated with beads.

Fingerless elbow length gloves knit in the round. Worked in twisted rib with a traveling cable up the back of the hand, and left and right thumb gussets.

The book incorrectly states that the meterage of each skein of the called-for yarn is 108 meters/skein when it should be 165 meters/skein. The yardage is correct at 181 yards/skein, but this means that the first size only requires four skeins of the called-for yarn, not six.

There is an error in the instructions for the brim after the instruction to pick up stitches. The book currently reads:

The path to romance may be fraught with ups and downs, but this cunning boudoir set is sure to smooth any bumps along the way. Sweet, playful and approachable: a winning combination in love and knitwear.

DESCRIPTION:

A lacy cowl, knit flat, with gussets that flare around the bottom to flatter the shape of your neck. It is designed to

Thigh high horizontally striped stockings with faux back seam created by decreases.

Underbust corset, knit bottom up with a vertical chevron stitch pattern. Pick up stitches along edges and knit eyelet section for lacing.

Cropped sweater knit bottom up with set in puffed sleeves. Knit in one piece until armhole. Vertically rounded front opening with 5” of

Ribbed short-sleeved tunic with very open stitch pattern. Knit bottom up in one piece to armholes. Slip stitch edging on front bands. Shaping is accomplished through negative ease and by changing needle sizes. Two inch beaded edge along bottom.

Because I lack impulse control when it comes to haircuts, my hair seems to be perpetually in that “awkward growing out length” and I struggle to find flattering hats. Beanies look terrible and slouchy hats often leave my ears out in the cold. One day when browsing hat patterns in Ravelry, I thought to myself, “There’s no reason why bonnets shou...

Purchasing this pattern includes instructions for both headscarf and mitts

Purchasing this pattern includes instructions for both headscarf and mitts

Errata: The chart is missing two yarn overs. On row 3, the 4th and 8th stitches of the center repeat should be yarn overs, not knits. View all errata at the link.

I’m so excited to bring you my baby!! The overbust, fitted, knit corset is covered in unusual cables and intricate lace.

This close-fitting shrug is knit cuff to cuff, then stitches are picked up around the opening and worked with short rows to add the collar and body.

A six-foot long double-knit scarf with a non-repeating Mad Science themed pattern - but you don’t have to be crazy to knit this (or do you…?)