Description: This colorful infinity cowl, while similar to many striped cowls, has the advantage of being totally reversible, without showing a row of different colored purl blips on the backside of the color change row. This is accomplished by inserting a row of eyelets when you switch out your colors. It is a great way to use up those little ...

Description: This infinity cowl was designed to have masculine appeal with enough sophistication in the pattern to make it fun to knit. Knit in the round, the textured pattern is nearly reversible, which is great, as there is no telling how a guy might choose to wear it. The length is large enough to comfortably wrap around the neck twice when ...

Description: The color of this yarn so reminded me of the waters of the Caribbean that I had to make a blanket to evoke this image. A row of fish swims through the middle of a sea of waves in this symmetrical and nearly reversible baby blanket.

Description: A lovely reversible knit purl stitch pattern makes for a fun and easy cowl that uses less than one skein of your softest sock yarn. Instructions provided in charted and written form.

Description: Toe- up sock using a no-wrap slip stitch short row heel construction. This is much easier to execute than the standard wrap and turn heel, especially if you have trouble seeing the tiny wraps like I do. The stitch pattern is easily memorized and has great texture and stretch.

Description: My sister wanted a pair of fingerless mitts after all her nieces and nephews got pairs for Christmas, and because of her love of horses I was inspired to make her a pair to reflect this passion. The cuffs and tops of the mitts represent fencing and the centers each have a cabled horseshoe motif accented with purchased buttons. They...

Description: Spiral patterned cowl with nice scalloped lower edge. The cowl can be worn right side up or upside down since the pattern remains the same either way. This is a really fast knit with an easily memorized pattern stitch. Instructions provided in written and charted form.

Description: This quick to knit cowl looks more complicated than it is. No cabling or twisted stitches involved, just standard increases and decreases. It is slightly tapered to allow for some drape at the bottom and a snugger fit at the top by the chin. The shaping in the pattern creates a natural gentle scalloping at both top and bottom edges.

Update: 1-10-12: There was an error in row #11. Please download the updated pattern with the correction. Sorry about any confusion.

Description: A warm and snuggly cowl that can be worn long, or doubled for extra warmth around neck. The pattern consists of an easily memorized 4 row repeat that looks like a cabled rib, but there is no cabling involved. Knit in the round. Directions are given in chart and written form.