This piece was introduced at my 2022 K1love1 Knitting Retreat. After the 2021 project frustrated so many knitters with a large expanse of the dreaded seed stitch, this pretty poncho promises a much friendlier combination of stitches--thus, hoping to redeem myself! (That said, if you happen to be fond of seed stitch, you might like my Something ...

This charming vest is as flattering to wear as it is fun to knit. It also provides an outlet for some creative play with color. There’s just something about it!

This beautiful wrap is so simple to make that two patterns fit on one page--one for yourself and one to share!

Whether you are up at the cabin, roasting marshmallows or getting cozy indoors, this piece will keep you warm and toasty in style!

This pattern was written specifically for using the Dark Side of the Moon yarn by Alexandra-The Art of Yarns. This yarn is dyed predominantly one color with just a small spattering of a contrast color, such that a 2”-3” section of color appears periodically as you knit.

Rows and rows of warmth make up this adorable cowl—stripes spiraling around with no visible jog at the beginning of the row. It’s a simple technique that you’ll want to use over and over again.

To keep your shoulders from shivering, add a little shimmy!

This is the perfect piece for a little extra warmth and a lot of style. The linen blend of the Zooey yarn is just enough for those spring days, summer nights, and early fall occasions when one layer just won’t do. It’s simple to make and fun to play with some decorative beads to add personality to the tassels. Whip one up this week and enjoy!

I love the “fade” technique--the way it removes the harsh dividing lines between colors. So here’s my version in one of my favorite shapes and incorporating some of my favorite stitches to keep things interesting.

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