This is a very simple cowl. You can use any bulky yarn for it, because it is a ribbed check it is pretty forgiving.

This is a really easy pattern to do. Seed stitch band at the bottom with rope cable rib for the main body and an easy cast off.

This is a very easy hat to make. You can either wear it as a slouch or roll up the rim and you have a beanie.

This pattern is really easy. You can wear it either way. The outside is sand stitch, the inside is dot/spot stitch.

This pattern is really easy to do.

This is a fairly easy cowl to make. Just keep an eye on the pattern.

This pattern is another one of pattern that I’m not using anymore. I’m posting more in the next few weeks, not much else to do while being stuck in the house because of the smoke haze here in Sydney.

This is a one-off infinity scarf from my stall.

This pattern is another retiring infinity scarf. The scarf is very easy to do & looks good.

This is another one-off cowl pattern. Very easy and fast to do.

This is the pattern of retiring infinity scarf number three. A very simple & easy pattern.

This is another of my one-off cowls, looks good & extremely easy to do.

This is the second infinity scarf that I am retiring. Very easy to make and once you get the hang of the pattern it doesn’t take long to churn it out.

This pattern is for one of my one-off cowls. Very easy to do, but the effect looks really good in the bulky. A lot of people think the cowl is woven but it isn’t.

I am listing on old faithful pattern that is always on my stall, but no longer. Out with the old bring on the new. So now I am changing my infinity cowl as well.

I made this hat for Christmas with a decoration attached by ribbon. That way when Christmas was over the decoration could be removed.

This pattern has been a popular slouch for the last few years, but I’ve decided to retire it from my stall as the yarn that I normally use for it has nearly finished.

This is a fairly easy pattern like my last pattern.

I had this pattern out for sale on my artisan stall at a market I can’t name, but it’s near the Harbour Bridge on the city side in Sydney.