The wrap is made by starting with a patterned center back panel (staghorn cable and lace columns), then stitches are picked up on either side of this to make the side panels and borders.

This is a shortie, cravat style scarf with eyelet pattern moving diagonally across the fabric, repeating over 20 rows. It looks more complicated written down that it is to knit! Once the eyelet placements are set you soon get into the pattern of moving them over by one stitch on each right side row.

This is a one-skein scarf using worsted-weight silk yarn. It has a moss-stitch border and bands of eyelets worked up the length in a simple but decorative pattern.

This bolero is made all ln one piece on a long circular needle up to the armhhole and then divided, so that the two fronts and then the back are worked separately on regular needles.