Stephen West Patterns

penguono - Stephen West Gather a colorful array of yarns from your collection and knit a dreamy convertible jacket! Begin with a seed stitch recta...

The Doodler - Stephen West Finished Measurements: 60” / 152cm wingspan length, 24” / 61cm from cable edging to wavy bind off edge. Measurements ta...

Fingering weight yarn is held double for a worsted gauge and marled fabric effect. The majority of the cowl is worked sideways with three colors in...

This long scarf begins with two stitches and quickly increases in size with five yarn overs every other row. The giant holes elongate the shape and...

This top down semi-circle shawl begins with my favorite Westknits shortcut rows and yarn overs followed by two-color brioche ribbing, slipped stitc...

Spectra is a simple lightweight scarf featuring two fingering weight yarns. Short row shaping creates a dramatically curved edge that coils and pla...

This casual cardigan vest is knit in pieces, two fronts seamed to one back piece. Most of the fabric is a texturalmoss stitch pattern in the main c...

This two-color brioche dickey is the coziest layer with sweaters and jackets! The dickey journey begins with a luscious turtleneck for ultra warmth...

Venture into the world of two-color brioche with this stripey ribbed hat. An increase and decrease skew the ribbing towards the left resulting in a...

This top-down shawl is knit in two-color brioche stitch. The asymmetrical shape features half of a chevron that slants the ribbing to one side. Cho...

This scarf starts at the neck edge with simple garter stitch. Five other sections are then worked individually from isolated segments of the first ...

The hat is a reversible ribbed beanie. There is also an option included in the pattern to knit a folded brim. This pattern is ideal for mixing and ...

Clockwork is an enjoyable striped garter stitch shawl/scarf, perfect for featuring two beautiful colors of yarn. Bold slipped stitch columns add st...

Daybreak is a semicircular shawl, featuring clear graphic stripes that echo a rising sun. The generous wingspan allows the fabric to drape comforta...

This arched shawl begins at the center with only a few stitches while yarn over increases quickly expand the shape. Garter stitch short row wedges ...

Choose two colors and cast on for this simple top down raglan pullover. The back neck is raised with short row shaping in a contrasting color. The ...

Sizes: Small Medium, Large Finished Measurements: 15 18.5, 23.5 / 38 47, 60cm from CO edge to tip along center stitch, 55 68, 80 / 140 173, 203cm ...

Fingering weight yarn is held double in three colors for a worsted gauge and marled fabric effect. The hat’s body is worked sideways in diagonal la...

Choose one main color and add a series of contrasting stripes for this beanie or brimmed hat. A ribbed brim is followed by horizontal stripes with ...

This playful scarf features horizontal stripes and vertical slipped stitches. Occasional horizontal bands are worked perpendicular to the fabric, c...

This slouchy hat is a combination platter of different knitting techniques and construction methods. First, a fair isle strip is worked flat, but t...

This shawl is a variation based on the popular Color Craving design from the Westknits Mystery Shawl KAL 2013. Two sections use yarn over shaping t...

Rockefeller is a fingering weight shawl worked in two colors. It begins with garter stitch and stockinette stitch short row shaping following by pi...

This top-down shawl uses lace or fingering weight yarn in five different colors. Hold two strands of yarn together and knit thick garter stitch str...

This double-sided cowl is worked in the round using three colors. One side features strong stranded columns and a geometric motif. After that secti...

Vertices Unite is a playful geometric shawl exploration filled with fun shaping techniques and lots of color. Increases, decreases, and short rows ...

These quick fingerless mitts use three colors of fingering weight yarn held double for a worsted gauge and marled fabric effect. The palm and thumb...