This sail-shaped “shawlette” borrows its style from a classic hand-knit pattern that’s knit on a bias with increases on one side and decreases on the other. It’s long enough to wear as a cowl or knotted, but shallow enough to lay comfortably over the shoulders without creating excessive bulk.

This is a beginner’s guide to making a rib-down sock with a short-rowed heel.

I fell in love with Turvid’s One Row Scarf the moment I first saw it. Not being a hand-knitter, I was determined to knit it on a knitting machine. Why should hand knitters have all the fun?