Here is a new attempt to simplify your access to the patterns put up on this blog for Summit Yarn Studio. I don’t know if this will work at all but it is worth a shot to save you time and aggravation. This page will contain ALL pattern downloads — as a summary. You will be able to link to the patterns here as well as in the original blog post where they were introduced. Let me know if this works better for you…xox m.e.
ERRATA FOR THE ANGEL PATTERN: errataAngel <<<CLICK ON THAT, OVER THERE (UNDERLINED when you put the cursur over it) and the pdf will open so you can download the corrections for this pattern. Email me at: summityarnstudio@aol.com with any other questions and I will get right back to you! M.E.
Budding Vines Purchase Link to Pay Pal click on those words to the left, a pdf will open, then click on the link there and it will take you directly to Pay Pal…you do not have to be a member of Ravelry to purchase this pattern. Thank you! xox
08/08/11: The older patterns, which are at the top of this list are now available for purchase in my online Ravelry Store for a nominal fee ($3). They have all been test knit and continue to enjoy knitting popularity as they seem to be frequently downloaded. My Rav name is: theHumanLoom and I love to hear from you!

12/3/10: As of today this pattern has been downloaded 3000 times and favorited 750 times on Ravelry! Yay!
Whipped is available in my Ravelry Store and is still regularly downloaded…which is a thrill for me every time.
OH SO WARM MITTS! The pattern is available in my Ravelry Store. Let me know what you think and especially if there are anycorrections. My email is: summityarnstudio@aol.com . There is also an addendum to transform these into mittens if you choose!
Old Shale Baby Blanket: the pattern is available in my Ravelry Store for $3. If you have not checked out Ravelry yet, go now and have a blast!
ASYMMETRIC ONE-BUTTON SCARF is now available in my Ravelry online Store.
COLLARED ONE-BUTTON SCARF is now available in my online Ravelry Store.
NEWBORN BABY SOCKS is the pattern I use to teach socks for the first time to anyone who wants to learn. It also includes a great tutorial for how to do grafting (Kitchener Stitch) and so becomes a great reference to carry around in your knitting bag. The pattern is now available in my online Ravelry Store.
Summit Yarn Chullo: this is one of my highest rated patterns on Ravelry and is available for a nominal fee in my Ravelry Online Store.
celtic vine mitts here are the corrections, cable symbols, and errata for this pattern for anyone who bought Yakaboo!!! let me know if you have any questions…m.e. summityarnstudio@aol.com
M.E.’S FINGERLESS MITTS: These are a quick knit in the round with the thumbs knit as you go. This is still a fan favorite at my studio and is available in my online Ravelry Store. If you want to knit these on straight needles, cast on as directed and on the wrong side rows just knit the knits and purl the purls. Sew seams and bury ends when you finish. Wear and Enjoy!xox m.e.
Candy Cane Cowl is an original design done last winter. It has been very popular as it is quick to knit, requires a minimum of yarn and makes a great last-minute gift. The pattern is available in my online Ravelry Store for a nominal fee.
Peas Please! is a collection of four patterns: a triangular shawl/scarf, a rectangular shawl, a 6 inch wide scarf/rectangle, and a baby blanket. The link to purchase this collection is here: <a href=”http://www.ravelry.com/purchase/mary-ellen-langieri-designs/44773″>buy now</a>
These socks were designed during last year’s Ravelympics. The challenge was to knit a sample, write and publish the pattern all within the time frame of those Winter Olympics. I did this pattern AND a sweater pattern…must have lost my mind…still haven’t found it. Let me know if you see it rolling around somewhere! Here is the link to purchase this pattern: <a href=”http://www.ravelry.com/purchase/mary-ellen-langieri-designs/30570″>buy now</a>
This is a bottom-up knit in the round sweater that is very stretchy and written for a variety of sizes. It was designed during the 2010 Winter Olympics for the Ravelympics and I had a blast doing the designwork, publishing and getting this whole sweater done in such a concentrated time period. There are lots of photos of this in my blog as well as on Ravelry. Here is the link if you would like to purchase this pattern: <a href=”http://www.ravelry.com/purchase/mary-ellen-langieri-designs/31166″>buy now</a>
Bellflower Just click on the highlighted pattern title and the pdf will open so you can print it and enjoy the knit.
The Hug Shawl Just click on the highlighted words at the left and the pdf file will open for you viewing pleasure! I wrote this pattern back in 2006 and it has received a real workout from my knitters here at Summit Yarn. Enjoy!
whalewhatcherscarf This is a bias knit scarf knit all in one piece with a nice point in the middle which can be worn front or back as you choose. It can be knit wide for a warm scarf or very narrow with a fancy yarn to wear like jewely with a blouse. Just click on the highlighted title and the pdf will open for you!
theHumanLoomsBootees These are great for two reasons: this is a great way to destash and also to always have much appreciated baby presents ready at a moment’s notice. Click on the highlighted title of this pattern and go get your knit on!
Tickle Me Scarf design by Mary Ellen Langieri of Summit Yarn Studio and other parts unknown and best left that way. Just click on the highlighted title of this pattern and the pdf will open for you. Have fun with this one!
JoAnn This is an easy 9 row scarf pattern my friend JoAnn found and brought in to share. Just open on the highlighted title and the pdf will open for you!
JAUNTY SUE This is the pattern I use to teach cable-technique with and without a cable needle at my studio. It can be done with a minimum amount of yarn and includes the how-to for an ascot-style keyhole. Cables are fun and addictive and no-calories…have a go at this! Click on the highlighted title and the pdf will open for you to download.
Hugs And Hearts Yes, the picture is mittens…I have only one pattern repeat knit so far and this is not enough for a photo. The scarf has two 2-stitch cables on either side of the central staghorn cable you see on the mitten nearest you in the photo above. Hopefully, by the next time I come edit this page I will have enough knit for a sample. Until then have fun with the pattern…all the kinks have been smoothed out!
Rosette Scarflette Just click on those highlighted words and the pdf will open. While the design is mine, we all have Lisa Tizzoni to thank for this brainchild and it is so lovely!
Alicia’s Winter Headband Just click on the words at the beginning of this paragraph and the pdf will open for you. This design was created at the suggestion of Alicia Hallinan, one of Dunmore’s finest!
How To Knit and Purl Just click on those highlighted words and a photo tutorial for how to make the knit stitch will be there for your support!
How To Knit and Purl part two Part two gives you the steps for how to make a purl stitch. Both these sets of photo tutorials are for right-handed knitters. Directions for lefty knitters are on the way!
LADDER STITCH SCARF Just click on the highlighted words to the left and the pdf will open for you.
How to make a double Yarnover This is a photo tutorial and when you click on the highlighted words the pdf will open for you.
PattiMac’sMobius This is a GREAT technique. Learn it and discover new ways to use this…I would love to see this idea evolve! There are directions for how to do this mobius in either the Garter Stitch OR the Welt Stitch patterns included in the pdf.
RATTY PATTERNS HERE are the two cat toy patterns I wrote back in December in the 12/20 and 12/27 blogs. Enjoy and send me photos of your cats when you get the opportunity!
Goddess Stitch Shawl something quick, easy and portable for summer knitting just for you!
Mawata Mittens just click on those first words (the name of the pattern) and the pdf will open.
TeaCozyOne just click on those first words (the name of the pattern) and the pdf will open.
Take care and knit with inpsiration because it is YOUR ARTWORK!xox m.e.































November 25, 2009 at 9:17 pm
Thanks so much for the great, and easy pattern for the collared scarf. You just solved my > “what do I make for my principal and Assistant principal, for HAnnukah?” problem!
November 26, 2009 at 3:17 am
Thank You! for even noticing…let me know how it goes for you…it is a very quick knit…hope you enjoy! happy holidays!xox…m.e.
March 29, 2010 at 1:34 pm
Your patterns are wonderful. I might have to get the knitting needles out of the cabinet. I’ve taken to crocheting the last couple of years but the one button scarf is so pretty and looks manageable for this perpetual beginner!
September 21, 2010 at 8:24 pm
I love all your free patterns and only wish I could begin to make any one of the items – especially the newborn socks – they are so adorable!!!!
November 12, 2010 at 2:21 am
Thank you so much for the patterns…you are so kind!!!
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December 30, 2010 at 11:17 pm
I am trying to download the Alicia headband, but for some reason I can’t. Could you please e-mail me the pattern? Any help you can give me is greatly appreciated. I love your patterns!!!
Thank you!
December 31, 2010 at 2:05 pm
Sent it to you last night. enjoy and Happy New Year!m.e.
January 2, 2011 at 6:06 pm
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March 26, 2011 at 10:16 pm
Hi, I was in your studio on Friday and there was annother girl in their also. She was wearing a cowled white or beige scarf. I can’t seem to find the pattern. Ok thank you, I do like your website. Bonnie
March 26, 2011 at 11:34 pm
The cowl was The Yarn Harlot’s Encompass, which can be found on Ravlery in her pattern store and it is well worth the purchase!
May 4, 2011 at 7:16 am
I love the Hug shawl best. I love that pattern.
January 11, 2012 at 1:14 am
Thanks you so much for sharing these wonderful patterns. I can’t wait to get started with a Mobius cowl.
April 13, 2012 at 9:34 pm
would you give me the link to the Arsenic and Old Lace squares patterns? I give up looking.
August 8, 2012 at 9:58 am
I am looking for a download of your wonderful pattern “Frog tree collection the angel, FT-290″ and can’t find it. Can you help me?
August 8, 2012 at 2:27 pm
Dear Eve:
Thank you for your interest in this pattern! My store, Summit Yarn Studio, will send you an invoice via PayPal and then, when that invoice is completed send you a PDF to your email. Have a great day and Happy Knitting!
Sincerely,
Mary Ellen
June 12, 2013 at 7:45 am
Please can you send me the Undertow shawlette pattern. I can’t find it to down load. Thanks, Helen