The swirling color patterns are created by knitting in the round, with the total number of stitches being a multiple of the number of stitches required for the colors to reoccur. This is similar to how patterns are created when using self-patterning sock yarn. Therefore no special color techniques are required, but it is very important to have ...

My motivation in designing this scarf was that I wanted a pattern that would retain the beauty that a space-dyed, or hand-painted skein of yarn has when we buy it. It is so disappointing that when knit the colors mix together resulting in a variegated piece, instead of the beautiful rainbow look of the original skein. This pattern will also wor...

I designed this because I would sometimes take a scarf and try to also wrap it around my head to keep my ears warm, but it was awkward trying to get it to stay. I also wanted a head wrap that wouldn’t give me “hat hair” like hats do. The headband isn’t tight, so this isn’t a problem. It’s made with cashmere…..need I say more!?!

This is a very easy pattern (just knit sts, and wraps of the yarn, it doesn’t even have purl sts!) that groups the colors in the Forever Random Blends into “windows” of color, much like entrelac does in the Lady Eleanor shawl. You could use half the amount of yarn, and not work as many repeats of the pattern to make a lovely scarf instead of a ...

This is an easy, fun hat to make that is reversible! It is made with 2 colors of yarn, it changes color depending on which color is worn to the outside.