I originally created this very simple 2x2 rib stitch scarf for my very tall son. He wanted a scarf he could wrap around a few times and still have some to hang down his torso. This scarf is equally lovely on any gender! It does not need to be this long and can be modified with less yardage or shorter tassels. Enjoy!

This lovely shrug is light to wear and easy to make! Here in Oregon we get such chilly seasons it’s all about layering. This shrug can be made with many different yarns held together. I suggest a nice mohair held with your favorite fingering. I used the single ply Madeintosh light + glitter because of its natural bloom as time goes by. It plays...

This pattern was originally published as Knotty Lamb’s contribution to the 2020 Rose City Yarn Crawl in Portland, Oregon. The pattern is also part of the 2020 Pattern Collection: Birds of the Pacific Northwest.

This pattern is worked in the round in a stockinette stitch. There is a fun twist to this pattern in the Latvian braid. If you have never tried this technique then this is a fun and easy way to do so. It is easier than you think, I swear! The charted area of this pattern is in a two-color stranded colorwork.

errata Then on with WS facing, on end opposite button holes sl st in the corner, sc across, ch 2, turn. Repeat this row 5 times, fastening off at the end of the last row. Cut yarn and weave in all ends.