Emily Dormier, Author at I Like Knitting

Emily Dormier

Emily Dormier is a young knitwear designer from New Jersey. She started knitting at summer camp in 2012 when an injured foot kept her from playing soccer, and her passion has grown from there. Emily enjoys many techniques from color work and double knitting to lace and textured pieces. She is a full-time student, but spends every free moment she has knitting, designing, and creating.

Projects by Emily Dormier

Chloe Chenille Scarf

From the February 2022 issue

This quick and cozy scarf is the perfect accessory for any beginner knitter. This reversible simple shifting ribbed pattern incorporates only knit and purl stitches to create a texture just as simple as a rib, but with a little more visual intrigue. The shifting lines appear to be on a bias without the need for increases or decreases and are subtly hidden in the plush texture of the yarn. Whether you want a smaller stylish accessory or a longer scarf to bundle up with in the winter, this expeditious project can be made with just one ball of yarn.

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Garnet Longline Cardigan

From The Birthstone Collection: Gemstone-Inspired Knitting Patterns

Lightweight, cozy, and endlessly wearable, the Garnet Longline Cardigan is the perfect layering piece for any season. Designed with a graceful open-front silhouette, this cardigan offers a relaxed yet polished look that flatters all body types. A subtle ruffled decrease detail at the waist and elbows creates soft shaping, adding an extra touch of charm and movement to this effortlessly chic garment. With its easy skill level and a two-week completion time, this project is perfect for both beginners looking to expand their garment-making skills and experienced knitters seeking a satisfying, stylish knit.

Drape yourself in the lightweight elegance of the Garnet Longline Cardigan—a timeless wardrobe staple with a delicate, feminine twist.

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Daisy Chain Cowl

From the February 2021 issue

This torus (or donut) shaped cowl with an all-over daisy motif is perfect for ushering out cold weather in favor of the springtime. Worked entirely in stranded knitting, the cowl starts with a provisional cast on and is joined with Kitchener stitch. Finish off your piece with the duplicate stitch and you’ll be ready to don this stylish and playful piece.

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Sierra Shawl

From The Shawl Patterns Collection

This cozy triangular shawl is easy to make and wonderful to wear. The whole pattern is created using the garter stitch which makes it a breeze to work up! Complete with tassels to add some funky flair, this fun shawl is simple enough for a beginner but beautiful enough for knitters of all skill levels to love.

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Breakwater Scarf

From the February 2018 issue

This cozy triangular scarf is both simple and stunning. It is entirely garter and is simple enough for a beginner but beautiful enough for knitters of all skill levels to love. The stripes are made up of black and four different shades of blue, and all of the color changes are utilized to create the fringe so there is not a single end to weave in.

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Sapphire Shawl

From the June 2017 issue

This elegant shawl was inspired by the birthstone of September: sapphire. The lace pattern is reminiscent of large sapphires surrounded by smaller stones. The triangular shawl is knit from the top down using a single pattern with a long repeat.

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Dancing Lights Shawl & Scarf

From The Shawl Patterns Collection

When looking at the northern lights it appears that they are moving in many different directions. The lace pattern in this shawl was created to mimic that effect, creating many different lines for the eye to follow. This triangular shawl is knit from the top using a simple pattern and stitch markers.

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Emily Dormier

Projects by Emily Dormier

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