A Japanese inspired melding of leaves and ladders.

This pattern has a unique construction. The lace panel is knit first like scarf, then stitches are picked up along its length to finish the shawl.

This shawl is a lovely display of the beauty of the long repeats of yarns such as Noro. The heart shape of the shawl creates a garment that hugs the shoulders and easily stays in place, versus shawls that you have to continually tug or pin in place to keep on.

This is an amazingly lush and squishy scarf and fingerless glove combination. Fingerless gloves use 3/4(ish) of a skein, and the scarf can be knit with two skeins and the remainder for a longer scarf (56”) or with just two skeins for a shorter scarf (50”). It is a generous 9” wide.

This is a spicy scarf pattern, full of personal flavor, texture and class. Choose your own colorways to best suit your own personal style. Bright colors add excitement while classic stripes and a sturdy solid make this an excellent scarf to wear year-round.

A lovely classy shrug pattern fit for dressing up any outfit.

Can be knit with any bulky yarn. Lima, Juli and Flickr are not listed as bulky but they are very fluffy and take to the pattern very well.

Can be knit out of any bulky yarn suitably soft for around the neck. A squishy and thick but light and airy fabric for extra warmth. Quick and simple cabled knit that produces a truly reversible fabric.

A lush wrap full of horse shoe cables for luck and finished off with three buttons for three different wearing options, because all good things come in threes!

This pattern creates a fully reversible scarf and hat with what appears to be a cable, though no cabled or twisted stitches are involved. An excellent quick-working project that creates a sophisticated and expert look with beginner to intermediate skill.

Though this hat is knit differently to reflect my own style of knitting and pattern writing and to adjust for the much smaller canvas of a newborn’s head, I would like to give credit and thanks to Thelma Egberts for the visual inspiration for this baby hat from her adult version of the fish hat.

A lovely textured wrap that is appealing from both sides. The front is a highly textured hugged stitch pattern, and the back has the appearance of a waffle pattern.

Adorable hat with an optional ruffle. Cute worked in a striped yarn or with the brim and the cabled parts of the hat in different colors or all the same. Workable with one ball of Ty-Dy Wool or one skein of Cascade 220. (Men’s size hat with a ruffle may require more than one skein.)

A pair of trouble makers determined to catch messes!

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This is a quick and simple slipper pattern constructed the way a traditional cuff-down sock is made. It is a perfect pattern for those beginning to learn how to knit socks because it uses actual techniques on a much larger scale for faster knitting and stitches that are easy to see. It is written to help ‘hand hold’ new sock knitters and answer...

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This pattern uses one skein (200 yards) of Bonnie’s Bamboo which is a heavier fingering/light DK weight. 15 wpi