Kristen TenDyke Discount Codes

Eleanor is a seamless cardigan worked in a smocked rib texture with contrasting ribbed sleeves. The sleeves can be worn long or cuffed. Check the sizing chart carefully, bust measurements range from 31 to 52.75 inches with button band overlap.

Everlife features an all-over diamond cable pattern with contrasting trim. Sleeves and body are worked separately, then joined for the yoke. The lattice cable is both charted and written out. Check sizing, finished bust ranges from 30.5 to 61 inches.

Eyelet Ridge Sweater is worked in pieces to the underarms, then joined and knit together to the shoulders. Short-rows shape the sleeve caps, and shoulders are finished with three-needle bind-off. Check sizing, it runs from 6 months to size 12.

Feather and Fan Bag is worked in the round on double-pointed needles (or magic loop). Ribbing and lace make it functional and pretty for tidying plastic bags. It finishes with a short I-cord sewn into a loop. The finished size is 13.5 inches tall.

A lightweight scarf pattern worked in Classic Elite Firefly. The design combines stockinette and lace stitch patterns for texture. Check the gauge swatch before starting, lace can stretch significantly after blocking.

A lightweight pullover knit in the round from the top down. Features a subtle floral motif at the raglan lines and three quarter sleeves. Worked in laceweight yarn for an airy feel. Check that the negative ease will work for your body before starting.

Socks worked in circular Fair Isle with four coordinating colors. Uses both smaller and larger needles for different sections. The colorwork creates a snug fabric. Check that you are comfortable managing multiple colors before starting, and swatch to confirm the fabric is not too tight.

A simple baby cardigan worked seamlessly from the bottom up. Sleeves and body are joined at the underarm for raglan shaping. Buttonholes can be worked on both sides if the gender is unknown. Check the chest measurement against the child's current wardrobe before selecting a size.

This tee pattern uses a linen-wool-alpaca blend worked in the round with a smocked pattern. Comes in six sizes from Extra Small (29" bust) to 2X Large (47" bust). Check the gauge requirements carefully, as three different gauges are used across stitch patterns.

This cardigan pattern starts at the top of the hood and works down seamlessly with contiguous sleeve cap shaping. Features seamless pockets, oak leaf and acorn colorwork at hem and cuffs, and comes in seven sizes (33¼" to 60½" bust). Check the intended ease (1 to 3 inches positive) when choosing your size.

This cardigan is constructed side-to-side starting at center back, with each bodice half worked out to the sleeve cuff. Body stitches are picked up and worked downward. Features pearl brioche texture at sleeves and lower body. Check the buttoned bust measurement (31" to 51¾") for fit.

This cardigan is worked from the top down with raglan shaping, then body and sleeves are divided at underarms. Pockets are worked seamlessly by increasing stitches, working separately, then joining before ribbing. Available in thirteen sizes (30½" to 52¼" bust). Check the recommended ease of 1 to 3 inches positive.

The Hasta Mitts start at the fingers in seed stitch and shift to stockinette as you work down. The thumb gusset is shaped with increases and decreases for a tailored fit. Check the hand circumference measurement (comes in three sizes) before you start.

Herdine is a crocheted cardigan worked bottom up with a hood and angled pockets. The lattice cable pattern is charted and written out. Nine sizes from XS to 5XL. Check the finished bust measurement (this buttons for a closer fit) and your gauge before you start.

The Hindsight Pullover starts with shoulder tabs, then the front and back are picked up and worked separately before joining at the underarms. Sleeves are picked up and shaped with short rows. Nine sizes from 33¾ to 65¾ inches. Check the bust measurement and intended ease (1 to 3 inches positive) before you start.

The Honor Pullover starts with a ribbed collar shaped with short rows, then stitches are increased along raglan lines for the yoke. The body and sleeves are worked in rounds with a bit of waist shaping and elongated ribs. Seven sizes. Check the bust circumference to find your fit.

This pullover is worked seamlessly from the lower edge up, with the body knit in the round and the upper sections worked flat. Check the bust measurements against your preferred ease before starting.

This cap is crocheted from the top down with front-post stitches to create ribbed texture. Pattern includes 2 pages of photo tutorials for stitch placement. Check head circumference and pick your size for 1 inch negative ease.

This tunic is knit as a lacy tube from a picot edge to the underarms, then box pleats shape the bust and garter straps continue to the yoke. Two circumference measurements (underarm and bust/lower edge) are given, so check both before selecting your size.

This cardigan begins with a provisional cast-on at the center back collar, then each front is worked separately from the top down before joining at the underarm. Sleeves are picked up and shaped with short-rows. Pattern includes construction illustrations, so review them before starting.

A light summer vest crocheted in fingering-weight linen with a ribbed texture that mimics knitting. The pattern includes schematics and full instructions for 7 sizes with 2 to 4 inches of positive ease recommended. Check the gauge carefully since the stitch pattern creates distinct textures.

A 48-page ebook featuring five new patterns knit in yarns from Maine farms and eco-conscious companies. Includes four mostly seamless sweaters and a drop-stitch shawl, plus interviews and photos from the yarn sources. The collection focuses on layering pieces for cool New England weather. Digital PDF format.

A uniquely constructed cardigan with the body knit sideways from center to cuffs and sleeves featuring modified drop cap shaping that creates vertical shoulder lines. The pattern uses American wool and includes video construction support. Offers 8 sizes with the sample shown in 1.5 inches negative ease. Review the construction video and check fit preferences before starting.

A versatile kerchief pattern with a crocheted band worked in rows to fit around the head, then a lace triangle centered and worked outward. The pattern includes formulas so you can adapt it to any yarn weight and gauge. One simple seam finishes it. The band should measure about 21 inches or adjust to fit your head.

Leaves is an open shawl that starts at the point with a lacy leaf border, then fills in with garter stitch body. The pattern uses circular knitting and you can easily adjust the length by working more or fewer repeats. Check the lace chart complexity before starting.

Light Bolero is shaped from right sleeve across the back to the left sleeve in a single piece. The airy lace pattern makes it perfect for light layering. Note that row gauge matters for fit, so swatch carefully before starting.

Little Joy Dress begins with a picot cast on and works up in lace to the underarms. Box pleats decrease the front, then garter stitch shapes the yoke with straps. The body is a lacy tube. Check the chest measurement and length preference.

Love Stuffed Hearts are quick little crochet projects you can fill with scented herbs and a rose quartz bead. The pattern includes a photo tutorial to guide you. Great for gift giving. Check that you have stuffing material and herbs on hand.

This cardigan features lacework panels on the body and sleeves. Knit seamlessly from the bottom up with raglan yoke shaping. Check the size chart carefully, since finished chest measurements include a 1 inch button band overlap.

This shawl is crocheted from individual motifs that are assembled together, then finished with an edging. Wet blocking and stretching are essential to reach the finished measurements. Charts and written instructions are both included for each motif.

Mauna Kea starts with a brim crocheted from side to side, seamed into a ring, then the rise is worked up from the edge. The crown decreases and gathers at the top. Check your finished circumference against your head measurement for a good fit.

This crocheted shell works for spring or fall layering over tees and tanks. The lacy stitch pattern keeps it light and breathable. Check the finished bust measurement in your size to ensure it layers the way you want.

This cardigan begins at the center back and works out to the sleeves, then the body is picked up and knit down. The construction needs attention early on, then relaxes into easy TV knitting. Check the finished chest measurement against your little one before casting on.

Nadi is a classic hooded coat with vertical cable panels on reverse stockinette. The wide overlapping button band closes with three toggle buttons. Engaging to knit without being fussy. Check your cable gauge carefully, the back panel should measure 3 inches across 23 stitches.

Njord is worked in the round to the underarms, then front and back are divided and worked flat. Shoulders are shaped with short rows and joined with three needle bindoff. Sleeves are picked up around the armhole and shaped with short rows before working in the round. Check the schematic for your preferred fit.

No-Sew Knits is Kristen's follow up to Finish-Free Knits. The book teaches seamless construction through 20 sweater patterns that shape and join as you knit. Includes techniques for faux side seams, short row sleeve caps, and picking up stitches, plus tips to apply the methods beyond the book's patterns.

An oversized pullover worked seamlessly from the top down in broken rib pattern. The yoke increases from neck to underarm, then sleeves and body divide. Meant to be worn with 3 to 5 inches positive ease. Check the bust measurement chart to pick your size.

A simple stockinette pullover designed to let beautiful yarn shine. Worked seamlessly from the top down using short rows and cable cast on. The plain fabric makes hand dyed or solid colors the visual star. Check the bust measurement to find your size.

A lace shawl that begins at center top with a provisional cast on. Stitches increase along outer edges and the center cable panel to shape the triangular form. Short rows finish each pointed tip at the lower edge. Check the finished width before choosing your size.

Legwarmers knit in the round from ankle to calf in Fair Isle stockinette. Uses four colors of baby llama with increases for shaping. Part of a matching hat and legwarmer set. Check the calf and ankle measurements before ordering.

This intermediate crochet shawl features intricate pineapple stitch shells in a delicate wrap. Pattern includes three sizes: small (45½ inch wingspan), medium (53 inch), and large (68 inch). Check the finished wingspan against your preference before starting.

This classic yoke pullover features a colorwork pattern inspired by the cosmos, with small star bands at the cuffs and hem. Knit in DK weight wool blend with two colors. Check the finished bust measurement against your preferred ease (sample shown with 1½ inch ease) before starting.

This everyday cardigan is knit in one piece from the bottom up, with the body divided at the armholes. Sleeves are picked up around the armhole edge and worked in the round with short row cap shaping. Knit in worsted weight Peruvian wool. Check the bust circumference and your preferred ease before starting.

This beret is knit in the round from the brim to the crown in a lace pattern that coordinates with the Homa sweater. Available in three head circumferences: 16, 20, and 24 inches. Check your head measurement before choosing a size. Pattern includes both written and charted lace instructions.

This hat is worked seamlessly from the bottom up with a leafy lace design and decreases at the crown. Available in child through adult large. Check the head circumference chart to pick your size before starting.

These socks feature a wave-like pattern created with increases at the edges and decreases in the center. Knit in an alpaca, merino, and nylon blend. Choose your size based on foot circumference and adjust length to fit.

This cardigan is worked from the bottom up with sleeves and body knit separately, then joined at the underarm for yoke shaping. Features a three-needle bind-off at underarms and picked-up button bands. Check the bust measurement (buttoned) for fit.

This pullover is worked seamlessly from the top down with raglan shaping at the yoke. The sleeves and body are divided after the yoke. Optional short rows at the lower edge create a scooped hem. Check the bust circumference chart for sizing.

This cardigan begins at the hem and works up to join sleeves at the underarm. Pockets are shaped with short rows before joining to the body. Pattern includes construction diagrams and photo tutorials. Check your gauge for pocket placement and overall fit.

This cardigan features a lacy leaf pattern that breathes while keeping you warm. Worked in one piece to the underarms where sleeves join and yoke decreases begin. Uses worsted weight wool and alpaca blend. Check your lace gauge and pick your size based on the finished bust measurement with button overlap.

This bowl pattern felts down to a small shallow dish. Gauge is not critical, so pick yarn and needles you like. You must use 100% animal fiber that is not superwash treated or it will not felt. Final size varies depending on how much your yarn felts. Check that your yarn choice will felt before you start.

This seamless pullover works from the top down with a simple straight body thanks to the drop shoulder. Broken ribbing creates vertical lines and a snug fit. Sleeves are picked up around the armhole openings and decreased to the cuff. Alternate skeins every two rounds due to hand dyed variance. Check your ribbing gauge after washing and blocking your swatch.

These legwarmers feature a colorful Fair Isle pattern worked in the round. The pattern includes five sizes from child small through adult large with finished calf circumferences ranging from 9.25 to 18.25 inches. Check the size chart to pick your fit.

This classic cardigan works up in a simple seed stitch texture with one button closure. The kit includes yarn and intermediate-level instructions for sizes XS through 3X. You'll need circular and double-pointed needles in two sizes to complete it.

This tee combines stockinette stitch with lace panels for a breezy summer top. The pattern uses organic cotton yarn and is sized from extra small through extra large with a relaxed fit. Check the finished bust measurements to choose your size.

This cardigan is knit seamlessly from the top down with raglan shaping. The body includes seamless pockets on each front that join to the body during the button band. Worked in two colors with a nine-button closure. Check the schematic for fit.

This warm-weather shrug starts with a lace rectangle, then trim is added in the round with decorative picots. Worked in organic cotton at a relaxed gauge. Check the shoulder measurement against your frame before ordering.

This hat mimics the look of knit ribbing but is crocheted sideways in half double crochet through the back loop. Alternating stripes add visual interest. Check the head circumference (1 inch negative ease recommended) and decide if you want to add the optional pompom.

This pullover is knit with two strands of lace weight baby alpaca held together for a soft, luxurious fabric. Body is worked in the round with short rows to lengthen the back, sleeves are picked up and shaped with short rows. Check the ease (meant for 1 to 2 inches positive) and choose whether you want two matching skeins or a marled effect.

This tunic is worked in a cabled feather and fan pattern on the body and sleeves, then joined at the yoke with raglan shaping. The luxury fiber blend makes it super soft. Check the bust circumference and note the construction method means you'll need to manage multiple pieces before joining.

This pullover is worked in stockinette with set-in-sleeve shaping and a wide shawl collar. The pouch pocket adds a practical touch. Check the bust measurement carefully, it offers 7 size options from 34 to 59 inches.

Worked in two textured stitch patterns, this cardigan features thumbholes for extra warmth. It's knit in pieces and assembled. Check the bust circumference, 8 sizes available from 33 to 58 inches.

This pullover is knit in pieces with a hood picked up around the neck edge. It features star and basket stitch patterns for texture. Check the bust measurement, 8 sizes from 30 to 55 inches available.

This hat features a cable pattern with written and charted instructions. It's worked in a warm mohair blend. Check circumference carefully, 3 sizes available from 16.5 to 22 inches.

This pullover is knit top down with cables across the yoke, then divided for sleeves and body. Straightforward construction makes it a solid first cable sweater. Check the bust measurement chart for your size before you cast on.

The Vinyasa Cardigan is knit flat in one piece to the underarm, then sleeves are joined for a top down yoke. Cable texture keeps it interesting without weight. Check the schematic for fit, it is shown with negative ease.

These mitts are knit simultaneously from opposite ends of a center pull ball, so you use every bit of a single hank. The pattern adapts if you have more or less yardage. Check your hand circumference against the finished size.

The Warm Things Hat is worked in the round from brim to crown with a cable pattern that runs vertically. Smaller sizes use double pointed needles throughout, adult size starts on a circular. Check the circumference chart to pick your size.

This top begins at the lower edge with a generous pouch pocket and includes waist shaping. Stitches are cast on at the armholes for sleeves, then decrease rounds shape the yoke. Check the bust measurements carefully, it runs fitted through the waist.

This cap is knitted in the round with a Fair Isle chart in two colors, Woodsmoke and Almanac. The pattern uses Brooklyn Tweed Shelter yarn for a cozy finish. Check the head circumference before ordering, it's designed to fit 21.5 inches.

This pullover is worked in two shades of Willow Dusk yarn. Body and sleeves are worked separately from the bottom up, seamed together using single crochet, then the yoke is worked. Check the bust measurement, sizing runs from 37 to 67 inches.

This children's pullover features a row of double hearts on the yoke. It's worked seamlessly from the top down with minimal shaping, just a few rounds of increases on the yoke and decreases on the sleeves. Check the chest circumference, it ranges from 19 to 31.25 inches across sizes.