This E-book includes patterns for a Scrappy Stripey Sock Yarn Hat, Scarf & Mittens.

A simple cowl worked in a beautiful stranded colorwork pattern.

This blanket is knit in a sequence of different colored rectangles, nestled, each one within the next. You can pick colors that make a series of rectangles that fade in a gradient fashion, or you can have fun with bold and contrasting colors.

Do you really love knitting cables? With an overall lattice cable pattern, this hat provides plenty of opportunity for knitting those beautiful cables.

This is a fun little gift for the new wee one in your life.

A beautiful pair of cabled mittens to match the Alary Hat

A lovely all over cable pattern makes a beautiful hat with an interesting star shaped detail on the crown.

Every year I like to knit a pair of mittens to give to each of the teachers in my children’s lives as part of their holiday present. When the weather turns cold, I give my kids the task of finding out the best color to use. Sometimes they discover the teacher’s favorite color, other times they’ve taken note of the color of his or her coat.

With tessellated hearts that resemble knit stitches, this cozy color-work cowl will display your love……your love of knitting, your love of yarn, your love for the person that will end up wearing this fun little project.

This scarf is worked flat, back and forth in 1x1 Ribbing. The instructions are written for 8 different colored stripes, but your stripes could very easily be modified. Feel free to make it your own! Choose different colors or choose a different number of colors. Make your stripes longer or shorter. Just make it fun!

The bright colors make this hat so cheerful and fun, but you could make it a single color, or two, or make it a scrappy hat with as many colors as you can fit!

A perfect initiation to knitting Brioche in the round.

The beautiful cables in this blanket are enjoyable to knit and stunning to look at. It will make a beautiful gift or a lovely family heirloom.

Knit with jumbo weight yarn, this seed stitch pillow flies off of the needles!

This is a beautiful highly textured hat. All of the cables keep the knitting interesting and help make the hat thick and warm.

All of the cables create amazing texture with impressive results. These mittens are an interesting and quick to knit project.

Have fun planning your project with specific colors in mind, or use up bits of left-over sock yarn. Fabulous fun either way.

Gradient dyed roving was spun into a gradient yarn in order to knit this sweater. Commercially dyed and spun yarn can also be used.

A super bulky yarn and simple seed stitch combine to make a timeless, quick to knit keepsake.

This delicate little top is knit in the round from the top down with fingering weight yarn.

A beautiful cabled blanket in three sizes:

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A sweet little cardigan or coat for your little one. Perfect for fall.

A perfect cardigan or coat for fall.

These fingering weight mittens are light-weight & fun to knit. Use several colors of yarn—scraps, or odd-balls, or purposely purchased coordinating sets—to create striped mittens with small amounts of stranded knitting to help blend the colors into one another.

This fingering weight scarf is light-weight & fun to knit. Use several colors of yarn—scraps, or odd-balls, or purposely purchased coordinating sets—to create a striped scarf with small amounts of stranded knitting to help blend the colors into one another.

This fingering weight hat is light-weight & fun to knit. Use several colors of yarn—scraps, or odd-balls, or purposely purchased coordinating sets—to create a striped slouchy hat with small amounts of stranded knitting to help blend the colors into one another.

Combine the ease of top down, in-the-round knitting while working gorgeous cables in this stunning pullover. Twisted ribbing and reverse stockinette stitch are the perfect simple backdrops to this classic yet modern knit. Crafted in sport weight yarn, you’ll find this sweater’s light weight will fit any season. You’ll want to knit one for every...

A beautiful little shrug to warm little shoulders.

Whether you use this mat at the front entrance of your home, or have it under your feet when getting out of bed in the morning, the Zig Zag Mat is something you’ll look forward to using. Made with two strands of yarn held together, it’s the perfect quick knit to add a touch of warmth and character to any interior.

Bold and graphic, this stranded colorwork cowl is knit in the round with seed stitch borders. Take your favorite colors to the next level in cotton (suggested) or wool for cooler days. This cowl is sure to make a statement!

Worked in the round from the top down, the Argyle Boyfriend Cardigan uses stranded colorwork and steeks to create a mirrored argyle pattern. Elegant and sophisticated, this cardigan is ready to grace the college campus or the farmer’s market, showing off your favorite colors in a stitch pattern for all time.

This cowl is worked flat and the ends can either be joined by seaming them or by grafting. If you choose to graft the ends together, a provisional cast-on is used to begin.

This beautifully cabled hat fits a wide range of sizes. The cables and the twisted rib stitch make it very stretchy and extremely elastic.

Knitting this stole both inspires and requires devotion. The stitch patterns themselves are intriguing, and not terribly complex. And when they are all put together, the effect is stunning.

This striped sweater was made with 4 different colored stripes, but you could easily change it up and make it with 1, 2, 3 or more colors. It’s a simple pullover but the puffed sleeves make it oh so cute.

This simple little dress would be adorable over bloomers or leggings. I love the black and white…but so many other color combinations would be lovely as well.

This little shrug makes for a really fast knit and is the perfect addition to a little girl’s summer/spring wardrobe.

The square cabled sections of this blanket are separated from each other by a few stitches or a few rows of garter stitch. Although it is knit all in one piece, it almost looks as though it were knit in separate squares and sewn together.

The ultra-soft yarn used for this cowl was perfect. It’s an alpaca/bamboo blend which makes it unbelievably soft and smooth. Since it’s a chainette yarn, it’s also airy and light. With just the right amount of drape, this cowl is really comfortable to wear.

This triangular shawlette is knit from corner to corner--lengthwise. A small garter stitch border is knit as you go with little short-rows on one side so that it ruffles along the bottom edges.

Who says horizontal stripes aren’t flattering? The bold black stripes across the midsection work wonders if you ask me. Knit in the round from the top down, with capped sleeves, this is surprisingly quick to knit.

This cropped little coat, with the little lapels is too cute. Simple Garter Stitch lays the foundation, and shaping along the front openings and the sides helps to keep it interesting.

I love a V-neck shaped cowl. It doesn’t fit too tight around the neck, and it keeps me warm no matter what kind of neckline my shirt has. This one is lightweight so it can be worn when the weather gets a little warmer as well.

A knit stitch is just a knit stitch no matter what size needles or what weight yarn you use. And yet, to me, knitting looks so impressive when done on a fine gauge.

This cozy, cabled cowl almost resembles a shawlette from the front. But since it’s a cowl, it stays put; no need to fuss with keeping it in place. The V-neck shape keeps you warm even when your neckline plunges. And the bulky weight yarn makes this a quick knit.

This lovely cardigan is worked from the center out. First the waistband is knitted in a long strip with a twisted stitch pattern that helps to make your waist appear narrower.

This pattern includes directions for a skirt and directions for legwarmers.

This simple raglan V-neck is knit from the top down and it’s reversible.

A friend asked me if I could design a cowl that would work with variegated yarn. Now, one might argue that everything looks good with variegated yarn, but I immediately saw her point. Most cowls have beautiful stitch patterns--that could be under-appreciated if they are overshadowed by an amazing colorway.

This adorable vest closely resembles a down-filled ski vest and is nearly as warm. The faux quilting is incredibly simple to accomplish, and with the bulky gauge, this knits up in no time at all.

This super soft cowl is completely reversible. It’s worked in 2x2 ribbing and uses large cables to create a loosely braided look.

The details in this little dress are simple to knit, yet they make it so sweet.

This slouchy beret can be made to fit a toddler, a child, or an adult.

This simple little t-shirt dress could hardly be easier to make. It’s truly worked from the top down.

DK Weight.

Worsted Weight.

The pattern for this adorable headband comes with dozens of options and has sizing to fit newborns all the way up to adults.