This shawl progresses rapidly from a 3 stitch start into a comfortable triangle wrap. Using attached I-cord along the top edge gives a smooth finish, while the other edge handles all of the increases and decreases. You can play with the color stripes as much as you like, keeping a symmetrical arrangement, or going for an asymmetrical look to ca...

The colors shift together from intense to gentle and back again in this tall cowl.

This bright and cozy baby blanket is knit entirely in garter stitch, but the short rows and the color changes will keep you knitting along merrily. You will work with only one color at a time, so no row is longer than the radius of the blanket. You will carry the white at the center to cinch up like the top of a hat at the very end. Knit in 8 c...

The colors shift together from intense to gentle in this long loop infinity scarf. With just a bit of texture to keep it from curling, and plenty of length to go around your neck two or even three times, this soft cozy accessory is going to be a fast favorite, and since it is knit with the yarn held double, the knitting is fast, too!

With the scalloped texture of the waves and the gradient shifting from blue-green to lime, this scarf evokes thoughts of the sea and shore. At 9 x 67”, this is a once-around-the-neck scarf. To make it longer, reduce the number of pattern stitches to 50 (4 repeats), keep knitting until you run out of yarn, and your scarf will go around your neck...

This little blanket is written in two sizes, to make either a smaller size for a playmat, baby blanket or lap blanket, or a larger size to cozy up with on the couch or in a dorm room. The pattern can be expanded to add another row of squares for a bed size blanket.