Woven Horizontal Herringbone is the pattern used for both the front and back of this throw pillow. This pattern will not only walk through how to make the front and the back, but also how to seem each individual side.

This pillow pattern uses two and half skeins of Neighborhood Fiber Co’s Studio Worsted Yarn. Diamond panels adorn the front of the pillow and stockinette is for the back. This is a perfect pillow to embellish any couch or bedroom in your home!

The main body of this lace shawl features Flower Bud lace worked around a cabled spine. It is finished with Eyelet Lace and Diamond Rib to give it some texture. I use two colors to give it some more pop, but the pattern also works with a single color.

This shawl features three sections of lace (lattice lace, eyelets, and perforated rib) that are worked around a 4-stitch cabled spine. After blocking, the piece measures 67” wide and 33” along the center spine. I use two colors of We Are Knitters Finita yarn to add a bit more pop.

This Tiny Braided Beanie is the perfect hat for the colder winter months. The braids create a tight pattern that hugs the head. The hat is shown in We Are Knitters The Petite Wool, but any yarn of any weight should work. The directions are easy to adapt to a different gauge or size, if desired.

This winter hat features a multi-colored basket weave stitch in the middle of stockinette stitches. For my hat, I use bulky weight yarn, but the directions are written in such a way that makes it easy to adapt to any gauge or size. I also provide directions on how to create a knit pom pom that really finishes off the piece.

This winter hat features a lattice of 2/2 cables. The pattern is for a single size (24” circumference, 9” length), but the instructions provided make it easy to modify the size or gauge. The yarn used for this pattern is We Are Knitters The Petite Wool, but any yarn of any weight should work.

This winter hat features 1/1 cables in the shape of diamonds. The pattern is for a single size (24” circumference, 8.5” length), but can easily be adjusted for any size or gauge. The yarn used for this pattern is Valley Yarns Berkshire Bulky, but any yarn of any weight should work.

This shawl starts with garter stitch and then shifts to garter ridges, ridged eyelets, ridged lace, and then reverses the transition back to garter stitch. Each section is divided by 8 rows of stockinette stitch.