Knit in a fingering or light fingering yarn.

This hat is knit in the round with Rowan Felted Tweed (A light DK yarn) and is a soft, fine fabric that will definitely keep you warm. The sample shown is knit as a beanie, but can easily be made longer to your likes.

A mosaic cowl knit in the round.

This mosaic cowl is easily knit in two contrasting colours, but you only knit with one colour per row.

This tank is for a hot day at the park. I designed it to have giant armholes and to be quite loose fitting. The Scheepjes Whirl cotton yarn makes this an easy but impressive tank top to make and wear.

The Baz scarf is a handsome accent for a chic occasion or just coffee; a large cable runs up the side and there is a subtle eyelet pattern throughout. Knit in fingering weight yarn, it makes for a fine fabric and feels very rich close to the skin.

The Mbu shawl (pronounced mm-boo) is an eye-catching triangle shawl. Simple lace stitches make this a fun project to knit and create a light and airy shawl. An ombré yarn really makes an impact with this pattern.

Mokoro is a simple eyelet lace pattern knit flat using a few lace stitches, creating a zig-zag pattern, and is light and airy to wear.

This pattern was created with the beginner lace knitter in mind.

This cowl is made with a single skein of sock yarn that even had a little left over. It’s knit flat and then joined in the round after cast off and finished with a crochet mock i-cord edge.

This spiral patterned hat is perfect for left over yarn. It only uses about 120m of DK yarn and 120m of fingering; the fingering yarn is held together through out to create a marled effect.

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