Two one-skein shawls, perfect for sock yarn or handspun … anything with pretty colours that is calling out to be shown off on your shoulders in a lovely shawls!

A one skein shawlette perfect for Noro, colourful sock yarn, or your hand spun, this design incorporates some careful shaping at the top so that it will sit nicely on your shoulders, then moves into graceful curves that show off the colours in your yarn.

Like its predecessor, A Dash of Colour, this shawlette has some careful shaping at the top so that it will sit nicely on your shoulders, then moves into some simple (and random) lace that vaguely recalls ocean waves … and shows off your yarn beautifully.

This vest is worked top down and back and forth on a circular needle. It is entirely seamless, contains minimal shaping and counting, and is much easier to make than you’d expect.

Knitting sideways does neat things with variegated and self-striping yarn: you get vertical lines in the finished shawl, emphasizing the radial shaping of this almost-circular design.

Awesome Girl is a little knitted person, to help you remember the awesomeness inside of you.

Ekaterin Vorkosigan is a character in Lois McMaster Bujold’s fantastic science fiction / space opera series: Ekaterin is a lady who has immense inner strength, a strong sense of duty and responsibility, and an artist’s soul. This hat, with its hint of Russian styling and practical warmth, seems like the sort of thing she’d wear on a cold winter...

So you got a lovely batt and spun it up. Maybe you got two or three. You have at least 100 grams of lovely yarn and it really wants to be something awesome, but … what does it want to be?

Hearts Ease is a shawl designed specifically to cover the heart and wrap you in warmth and comfort.

The shawl represents an old-fashioned light house: the idea it’s intended to convey is let your light shine: be your true self, shine your light for the world to see.

Mathanas is the Gaelic word for forgiveness. This scarf starts with a cabled knot at the centre which loosens into a leafy vine that travels the length of the scarf, surrounded by a border of seed stitch. In the language of knitters, it is the story of a journey towards forgiveness: as we untwist our anger and nurture the seeds of peace, we grow.

The shawl is designed to be an easy knit during a stressful time: the knitting is very “easy to read” and there is only one row where you need to do any counting - after that, well placed stitch markers and/or the appearance of purl ridges and yarn overs will tell you what you need to do next. It’s called the Memory Shawl because it was origina...

This shawl is designed to make the most of self-striping or variegated yarns, this triangle is worked tip-to-tip so that the stripes become vertical lines, emphasizing height rather than width.

This shawl celebrates randomness in colour, texture, and shape … yet despite relinquishing control over the details, despite purposely not planning everything out in detail, it makes a completely wearable and absolutely one-of-a-kind shawl.

I was given some beautiful naturally dyed yarn and it told me, quite clearly, that it wanted to be a shawl. It needed to be something that showed off the lovely colours and the way natural shades blend together, something warm and cozy and easy to wear. Simply Comfortable is the result.

This shawlette is worked from tip to tip, making it the perfect shawl for two skeins of yarn. In a bulky yarn on large needles it works up into a cozy armspan-wide shawl, in sock yarn or lace weight on smaller needles, you’ll have a smaller shawlette perfect for wrapping artfully around your neck to keep the chill off.

Glittering snowflakes and ice crystals sparkle from a crescent shaped shawlette.