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Emily Ringelman


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Emily Ringelman is a Midwest-born Californian living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where she is an LSU scientist studying the viruses that infect sweet potatoes. Her favorite fall activity is stress knitting while yelling at the tv during Patriots games, but she also enjoys elaborate cooking projects, sewing her own clothes, and re-reading the Harry Potter books. Much of her design work is top-down, usually with either cables or a nautical bias.

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Projects by Emily Ringelman


Tranquil Treetops Knit Hat

Explore stranded colorwork with this hat, showcasing a repeating motif of tall fir trees, reminiscent of a serene mountain tree line. The fresh color palette in light and dark blue adds a modern twist, departing from the traditional green and white associated with tree-themed hats. If a classic look appeals to you, opt for green trees on a white background for a charming Christmas touch. Knit with yarn made from recycled wool, nylon and cashmere, complemented by sustainably sourced viscose, this hat ensures a velvety soft and squishable texture while promoting eco-friendly practices.

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Tawny Sweater Blazer

Cardigans: cozy. Blazers: polished. Why not combine the two and look put together while still being snuggly and warm? This cardigan features knitted lapels like a blazer, but it’s a bit oversized and bulky to keep you cozy all winter long. Belt the middle for a more work-ready look.

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Plaid Prep Scarf

A plaid scarf is classic, timeless and goes with everything. This scarf may look complex but the knitting is done with only one color at a time. The vertical stripes are created with slip-stitch crochet after the knitting is complete.

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Arabella Bow Sweater

What’s better than a classic sweater she can wear all year long? A sweater that’s covered in knitted bows! This top-down raglan is not only simple to make, but the garter stitch bows are a perfect excuse for some stashbusting! Use ups odds and ends of your favorite sock yarn to make a sweater design that really pops. The possibilities are endless and the result is timeless!

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Catherine Cardigan

Timeless. Elegant. Classic. These are just a few words to describe the must-have Catherine Cardigan. Featuring a body-hugging fit, slightly cropped bottom and a single row of gold buttons, pair it with your favorite maxi skirt and get ready to feel like a queen. And because it features short sleeves, it’s ideal for all your spring layering needs.

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Glimmer Beanie

Glimmer is a classic knit beanie with a twist: the addition of beads and jewels truly help it shine! The hat is worked in k2, p2 ribbing for optimal stretchiness. Add a pompom for extra pizazz!

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Hallie Bow-Back Top

Who doesn’t love a top that features a surprise on the back? From the front, the Hallie Top looks like a traditional summer tee, but turn it around and you’ll discover an open back with a contrasting inset bow. Featuring a picot-edged turned hem and top-down, set-in sleeves, it’s the perfect little top for any summer occasion.  

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Hearts & Arrows Hat: Bigger Love Version Knitting Pattern

Celebrate love and warmth with the Hearts & Arrows Hat: Bigger Love Version, a charming upgrade of the beloved original. Featuring bold stranded colorwork, this hat showcases larger, more prominent hearts and arrows, symbolizing love in its grandest form.

Crafted with cozy worsted-weight yarn, this design knits up quickly and provides extra warmth, making it perfect for chilly days or Valentine’s Day outings. Whether you’re gifting it to someone special or making it for yourself, this eye-catching hat is a heartfelt statement of love, care, and creativity.

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