The pattern uses Tunisian Double Stitch, to give the scarf a lacy look with a stable feel. Easy, and recommended for charity projects.

This seamless hat is fun to make.

A ball of Crystal Palace Mini Mochi and some Cool Beads combine to make this unusual necklace.

Transform a single skein of Party Ribbon into a glamorous I-cord necklace.

A single ball of Risoni by Loom can make an attractive silk accessory. The yarn “does all the work” with its regular, integral slubs.

I was inspired by a Crystal Palace Knit A Long to combine a ball of Kid Merino with a ball of Moonshine. Tunisian crochet makes a soft, dressy, yet toasty scarf.

Designer’s Note:

An easy, “on the diagonal”, baby sweater from a chunky weight yarn.

Knit a stockinette stitch base in sock yarn, drop a few stitches, and weave a chunky yarn in the resulting spaces. How easy is that!

Capelet is worked in the round from the top down, starting with the smaller circular needle. The optional longer circular needle may be more comfortable when more than 300 stitches are in each round.

This modern, self-striping yarn updates a traditional look in this broomstick crochet bonnet.

This easy to make hat is all garter stitch and requires no sewing! The bow embellishment is also simple garter stitch.

Vest is worked in broomstick lace, using a large diameter knitting needle and a crochet hook. It is worked in the flat, from the bottom up, and then seamed at the shoulders.

Toy is worked in the round as a single piece from the base, adding tentacles as the body knitting begins.