This EBook contains 4 patterns, The Slouchy Braid Hat, The Wonderland Hat and Mitts, and Babo Wabo.

Resonance is the name because of resemblance to sound waves. I have been thinking about this shawl for years, alternating colors waving in and out in opposition.

Pretty and fun poncho fit for Spring and Summer Wear. The Rustic Silk Yarn is lovely and is perfect for this pattern.

The Anytime Cowl is quick to knit, fun to wear and SO versatile! It can be worn long, or wrapped around the neck twice. It can be casual or dressy. This attractive cowl will be a “go to” piece in your wardrobe!

A modest bodice, empire waist, and decorative lace create a comfortable and graceful top. Decorate with a knitted I-cord for a perfect color match, or use complementary ribbon for a polished finish.

The Shamrock Cardigan is a top down cardigan worked in one piece. It features pretty lace panels on the fronts and on each sleeve. This is a nice light weight cardigan that is perfect for spring and summer.

Stretches to fit 20-23 inch heads, add a few rows for larger heads.

The Easy Peasy Fingerless Gloves are just that! Plus they look great and will become a wardrobe staple.

The Infinitely Quick Cowl (or infinity scarf) is a cowl that can be worn long or wrapped around twice for a closer fitting cowl. A part of the Simply Knit, Simply Quick collection, this is a pattern that uses chunky thick and thin yarn and needles that are slightly over-sized. That combination results in a quick knit that really shows off size a...

Whip it Out means you will be done with this Watchcap in a jiffy!

This is a basic earflap hat worked in a chunky yarn. This is an easy and functional gift that you can whip up quickly. You can also jazz it up with strips or other colorwork.

This is a simple and quick, yet very stylish pair of fingerless gloves or mitts. It features a cable patterns that uses both a left twist and a right twist. Both mitts are the same, so they are interchangeable for the right and left hand.

This quick knit uses short rows to make this headband wider in the front and narrower in the back. Because the yarn is thick and thin, the turns for the short rows are almost invisible.

This attractive shawl pattern really shows off the color changes of this self striping yarn.

This cute cowl is knit with a feather and fan lace pattern using chunky yarn and slightly oversized needles. The combo of the lace, the yarn and the needles results in a very pretty cowl that works up in no time!

If you are making both the Interlochen Mitts and the Interlochen Hat, 3 skeins of Knit Picks Swish Worsted is enough to complete both projects.

Materials

Sizes: Women’s Extra Small (Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, 2x) to fit bust sizes 32 (34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 46)

This hat is called the Pretzel Hat because that is what the cable pattern resembles! It is knit as a band that goes around the head. It is seamed, then stitches are picked up around the top edge for the crown.

A large and a small cable alternate around the Cozy Twist Hat!

This is my first pattern in this new yarn, Claddagh for Good for Ewe! It is a joy to work with, and made up into a cute cool weather beanie.

Enjoy this pattern with my compliments!

Chest 34 (38, 42, 46, 50) inches

The City Tweed was doubled (held 2 strands together.)

Lucky contains the instructions for the hat and mitts, and is a nice introduction to colorwork and charts.

The cables on this hat are staggered. Every other row, you are working a cable on 2 (opposite) sections of the hat, but just knitting all of the other cable sections.

RRR stands for Ruched, Ruffled, and Reversible! This scarf has great texture generated by the ruched, or gathered stitch that alternates between sides. The scarf also has a garter stitch ruffle along one side, made ruffle-y with short rows! The scarf is worked bottom to top - not side to side.

I love finding new ways to add something different to knitted fabric. This gathered or “ruched” stitch was just the ticket to give this hat a great texture and unique look.

V4 is the latest version of the pattern. It includes a correction on the thumb gusset. If you have an earlier version, please download the latest version. Thank!

The Ruched Ruffled Scarf is and elegant scarf knit with worsted weight alpaca. It features a ruffle that utilized short rows, and a pattern stitch that is totally reversible for the main body of the scarf. The scarf is gathered or ruched by picking up stitches further down on the scarf and knitting those stitches together with the live stitches ...

Knit this to wear on March 17th!

I have had this question a couple of times now. This is the concerning the crown decreases:

PDF pattern is for both the Wonderland Hat and Mitts. 2 for the price of one!

PDF pattern is for both the Wonderland Hat and Mitts. 2 for the price of one!

yardage is for mittens and hat. Mitten and Hat are both included in one pattern.

yardage is for mittens and hat. Hat and mittens are both included in pattern.

Please note that this pattern is written for Babies through adults in worsted weight yarn. It is a versatile pattern!

Sample was knit in super bulky, but pattern is written for many different gauges, from light worsted through super bulky.

Errata:

There is some important info that is not currently on the pdf from Cascade yarns - namely, how many stitches to cast on!

August 2010 Hat of the Month.

This my June 2010 Hat of the month. I have decided to publish a hat of the month every month for a year - after that - who knows!

This pattern uses stranded colorwork. If you have not used this technique before, a good source is Vogue Knitting, the Ultimate Knitting Book.

This pattern includes a chart for the entire hat. You begin with the earflaps, which are worked separately, and work up to the top.

The hat has a rib stitch hem or facing that folds to the inside and is sewn down to keep you extra warm - mainly because I am kind of wimpy in the cold. The cowl or “neck gator” can be worn folded in half or up to cover the lower portion of your face.

This is my 2008 ski hat. It is knit of Noro Iro in a tight braid stitch pattern. The combo of the yarn and the cables make this an especially warm hat. IMO, warm is good!

I used 2 skeins of Noro Kureyon at the same time, switching between the 2 skeins when needed to achieve a contrast between the slip stitches and the stockinette.

I wanted to make an afghan as a wedding present for my niece and her fiancé. Since they were young and starting off in their first apartment and their first furniture, I wanted to make them something that could transition with them as they honed in on their own, personal decorating style. I know ours has changed over the last 18 years! I chose N...

This Lacy Shrug is a fun pattern to knit. It is quite quick with the lace and size! The piece is one of my favorites to wear too. It is great for restaurants and stores where you might get a little chilly in your summer clothes.

This is a fabulous purse that is quick to knit, yet looks great. This handbag design calls for Noro Daria , one of my favorites for purses because it has such an interesting texture. It is more like a heavy string rather than a traditional yarn. It does not have to be lined, but I prefer it that way.