Machine Knit-Ables: Curated designs from the hand knitting world. We give you ideas to use the original design's inspiration with your knitting machine.

Urban Man's Cardigan

Man's casual cardi with reversed color blocks for interest. Basic 3 stitch multiple for minimal floats.

L'Enveloppe

Why should hand knitters have all the fun? Adapted from a hand knitting pattern by Sally Melville (with her permission), this unusual garment is quick knitting ... once you understand the construction and make some decisions.

Use the Knit it Now Dynamic pattern to knit this on ANY machine, with ANY yarn in YOUR CHOICE of stitch pattern!

Flash Forward Blanket

Pops of color and strong angles transform a simple checkerboard motif into a bold design full of movement. Customize the color scheme and elevate your room décor.

Canapa Jacket

Close fitting summer cardigan with lace accents. Alternating textured inserts add interest to the basic sweater shape.

Flower Garden Tunic

Combine a "mistake stitch" slip pattern with gorgeous yarns and knit an A-line tunic that is sure to please! Another beautiful, inspirational, original design from Ellen Kindsvater

Napatree Tee

This breezy summer top is a canvas for a beautiful yarn and any pretty edge finish you like.

Typical of current hand knitting patterns, this pattern is designed to be knit top down (what do hand knitters have against seams?) but machine knitters can easily adapt the inspiration for our machines.

Another feature is the sleeve shape, short and slightly gathered.

No-Roll Neckwarmer

Banish the dreaded "stockinette curl" with one simple trick. Alternate stockinette and reverse stockinette for texture and interest for this infinity scarf that is both beautiful and practical.

Blue Star Cardigan

Look closely ... what stitch pattern is this? Classic styling is a winner for a go-to cardigan no matter what technique is used.

Boreal Hat

Take a simple hat shape (it's just a rectangle), add a beautiful stitch pattern, play with color and you'll have a quick-to-knit-on-the-machine project!

Rejilla Shawl

Rejilla—the Spanish word for “grids”—perfectly describes the lace pattern used for this shawl, an easy triangular piece that adds the right amount of visual interest to any outfit.

Carina Mens V-neck

Take a man's basic sweater and add a bit of graphic interest with garter stitch columns. (Reform stitches every other row).

Alpaca Slipover

Show off the beautiful yarn with simple shapes and a dramatic neckline detail.

Note: The original used the purl side for the body of the sweater and the knit side is the public side for the neckline sections

Morning Tracks

Create something unique- something not easily found in stores, and something that is sure to catch the eye of others. Morning Tracks is a sweater/cowl combo that embodies that very notion. The removable cowl offers variety.

Sedona Sunset Wrap

Sedona Sunset Wrap was designed to maximize the stunning effect of the Chroma Twist colorways, where each yarn ply is individually dyed before being spun together. Simple textures and lace patterns allow the saturated and subtle color shifts to flow and fade into one another.

This piece is a wide rectangular wrap, worked flat and on the bias. It consists of three sections. The Increasing Section begins with a point and increases along both right and left edges. The Mid Section decreases along the right edge and increases along the left edge. The Decreasing Section decreases along both right and left edges, ending in a point.

Rico 781 Jacket

Although knit-able on the machine, you may choose to combine hand and machine knitting for this one.