Knit from the top down, Sanur has enough lace work to keep an expert interested while still being the perfect beginner’s lace shawl.

Made side-to-side, Endora is the perfect introduction to lace shawl knitting.

Here’s a hat that’s two hats in one!

I am heartbroken over the damage--both economic and personal--Hurricane Sandy brought to my native New York City.

You will look great coming and going with this wardrobe builder!

All sorts of vertical elements, along with a face-framing fully fashioned V-neck, make this sweater universally flattering. Plus, a bit of waist shaping will ensure it won’t look like you’re wearing your boyfriend or husband’s oversized sweater. Embrace your curves!

Knit the cutest gift for the next baby shower!

Do you think multicolor knitting is only for the pros?

Here’s a sweater designed to flatter every figure!

Crochet this trendy cabled hat in 4-5 hours using worsted weight yarn. Simple front post stitches create its unique braided cable texture.

Here’s an infinity cowl that can be worn many ways. It is definitely “on-trend” and is a super quick knit on a size 13 circular needle.

Make this updated crocheted chullo hat in an afternoon using bulky weight yarn and a big hook.

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Each counterpane square for this heirloom baby blanket is made in the round from the center out. Instructions for the counterpane square are both charted and written out in text. Create a larger blanket (48” by 60”) by knitting 20 squares and omitting the border.

A few hours of knitting time and 150 or so yards of a bulky yarn are all you need to create this super-trendy slouchy hat. Easy to make and easy to wear!

Here’s a unisex scarf that’s completely reversible. One side looks like embossed serpentine stitches, and the other side looks like a highly textured basketweave.