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Shock Wave is pure fun. Choose your favorite color shifting two ply yarn like Zauberball® Crazy and a solid or mono-toned Zauberball to match.

This is what you make with those special mini-skeins you’ve been saving or the cherished bits leftover from your favorite project. The Mini Linen Fade produces a light linen-stitch fabric with each color transitioning into the next using just one color per row and the magic of the linen stitch’s color blending characteristics.

This quick knit will captivate you as your colors change and blend together throughout your project.

Life would be pretty boring if everything came easily. It’s those unexpected ripples and challenges in our lives that we truly remember in the end. You will feel the same way about this soothing garter stitch shawl with fun short row ripples to break up the monotony and show off your contrast color when you are finished.

Easy for the Brioche first-timer and fun for a pro. Pretty crown decreases and a peek-a-boo second color make this a irresistible pattern for yourself or a great gift.

The Susannah Cowl is a combination of two of my favorite shawl patterns; Odetta and Detta. Do you recognize the names? Odetta and Detta are two personalities in the Stephen King series “The Gunslinger. In the story, they eventually merge into Susannah so I thought it fitting that a cowl combining these two designs should be called Susannah too.

I was asked by Rich Hill Yarns and Dances with Wool to create a cowl pattern for their 2020 Holiday mini skeins and more Surprise Box. I love a good challenge and I had fun playing with swatches figuring out how to create a pattern that would be easy enough for a beginner and fun for a seasoned knitter.

This pattern can be knit using a DK sock set or a Fingering weight sock set with the yarn held double.

I submitted this design for consideration in the Autumn issue of Pom Pom Quarterly 2019 “Sea Change” but was not selected. At the time, an important conversation had just started in our community regarding inclusivity of size, race, and economic status.

Have you read the book, “Misery” by Stephen King? If not, perhaps you saw the movie with Kathy Bates (I adore her) and James Caan. It’s the one where the famous romance writer slips off the road in a snowstorm and this amazingly nice woman finds him and takes him back to her home to recover. But as the snow continues to fall (hiding all trace o...

Persephone is the DK version of the Ilse Sock Set Cowl. Both use Fibonacci stripes to blend colors. Where Ilse uses a sock set (100+20g) of fingering, Persephone uses two skeins of your favorite DK weight yarn with plenty left for another small project.

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The Ilse Sock Set Cowl is a simple garter stitch knit cowl that will keep you engaged and interested but simple enough to knit while binging your favorite shows or take while traveling. There are no crazy stitches to learn and garter stitch fabric drapes well with our without blocking if you prefer not to block your items.

You don’t have to pass by those tempting heel and toe sock sets because you don’t know how to knit afterthought heels. The Indie dyers are so good at coordinating these fun sets that I had to play with one even though I don’t knit many socks.

I love pairing entrelac with a long gradient yarn especially when it has two individually dyed strands. I become mesmerized watching each square interact with the next as the colors shift as you work. It is by far my favorite technique and I’m so glad I tried it a few years ago. I was intimidated but pleasantly surprised by how simple it really...

Get your copy of this triangular shawl with a subtle texture and seed stitch border.

This duplicit shawl was inspired by the generosity and trust provided to me by Backyard Fiberworks at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I knew I had to make something to feature the wonderful mini skeins I was gifted to work with. After bingeing on an entire season of Mad Men and researching vintage patterns, I decided to go with these pair...

Instead of flying home from overseas two years ago, our family decided to spend our Christmas vacation traveling through European Weihnacht markets. We drove from Munich to Vienna, then Budapest, through Bratislava and finally to Prague. It was fantastic to stroll through the beautiful markets at the heart of each city sipping on Gluhwein while...

Selena Double Chevron Wrap is an oversized wrap that can be worn as a blanket-scarf, wrap, shawl, or synched at the waist with your favorite belt. It is light and airy enough to be worn (almost) year-round and will make the ultimate addition to your hand-knit wearable art.

Lisey is perfect first Entrelac project. Not only will you learn a new technique but you will come away with a stunning cowl. Entrelac is nearly impossible to replicate with machines. Your friends will never find a gorgeous gradient cowl like this in any store. Blow them away with your new cowl and your new skill. This pattern features photo tu...

Carol’s frequency has been updated. Original version was untested and written with instructions specific to my preferred short row method.

ChArlie Combustible Cowl is a volatile combination of cables and lace that can be worn a multitude of ways. The chemistry between the biological leaf elements and the physical cable strength is what makes this design a success.

The hunt for the perfect shawl continues. This shape-shifting wrap can be worn a multitude of ways. Pin it with your favorite shawl-pin for a cape with dramatic barbs displaying the short row wedges. Wear it as a scarf and let its points drape at the front. It is perfect as a light shawl or a cozy wrap depending on the yarn used.

As simple as a scarf but with much better results. Choose boot cuffs as your first project and finish something you can make quickly and wear forever!

A study in short rows with thrilling results! Exceptionally versatile pattern creates a stunning garment that will always fit and impress. Easy to follow pattern with 3 video tutorials to explain any unfamiliar terms. Choose a quick or slowly variegated yarn or a luxury solid. This pattern can handle anything! Just like its namesake.

This pattern will help de-mistify Entrelac and help you produce a fabulous shawlette that your friends will never find on a store shelf.

Entrelac is a wondrous technique. It cannot easily be machine produced and it is beautiful to watch a slowly variegated yarn transform as the entrelac fabric grows. Christine ventures past the typical rectangular Entrelac shape to achieve a light shawlette that could be worn year-round.