Semo Pass (Semo La) is a mountain pass in Central Tibet and at

This pattern takes equal amounts of 3 colors of the same yarn. It would also be interesting as a stash-buster, using more than 3 colors.

Esna Formation is suitable for adventurous beginners and is a soothing project for more advanced knitters who want to use a couple skeins of a really pretty yarn. Because you are picking up stitches along the edges, there are not too many ends to weave in and the shawl is totally reversible.

The smaller size makes a cowl and the larger size makes a generous wrap. It is easy to modify for different yardage amounts.

Easily modified by changing yarns and/or needle size.

Since I have no idea what yarns people will use for Range, I initially decided not to give measurements. Depending how you wear it, gravity and stretch will affect how it hangs, and thus the size will not be a constant. But many people have not felt confident to knit this without the measurements, so here they are, for the larger sample (the on...

gauge is for blocked piece. A rectangle that can be turned into a shrug with JUL resin Pedestal Buttons instead of seaming. Pattern and hardware available through your LYS

A richly textured rectangle that can be worn as a neckwarmer, cowl, headband, or whatever you fancy, with the help of Jul no-sew Pedestal Buttons and closures. Pattern and accessories available at your LYS. Wear it snuggly or sexily!

This pattern and the Jul French Curve and Floating Buttonhole closures will be available for purchase at your LYS or several online retailers starting late January 2012.

This is a pattern distributed wholesale by Jul Designs, along with the no-sew French Curve closures that give it style and versatility. You can buy this pattern (and the hardware) from your LYS and from several online retailers. Please see the store locator at www.juldesigns.com to find your best source. The pattern will be available late Janua...

This is a relaxed, cozy garment that I will wear all fall and winter long. It is fully customizable with the Jul no-sew closures (Pedestal Buttons, French Curve Closures shown, also would be great with Floating Buttonholes or Bridge Closures.)

The Rivulet Shrug is a versatile, collared shrug that can be worn as pictured or with wide or narrow draped lapels and styled with Jul Pedestal Buttons (www.juldesigns.com ). No buttonholes are required!

If you don’t like a 3 needle bind off, do a provisional cast on and kitchener it afterwards, or just bind off and seam--your choice!

This hat is knit intentionally way too big, and then made to fit and look cool with the addition of Jul Pedestal Buttons or alternative closures.

The Sett Road Stole is a large textured rectangle that can be transformed into a wrap, a shrug, or anything else with Jul Closures or Pedestal Buttons (www.julsilver.com.) I was inspired by the texture of older roads and learned that what I had been calling Cobblestone Roads are actually Sett Roads. Find this pattern and the cool, no-sew, no co...

errata: row 9 of the stitch pattern should read--“k2, (p3, k3,) rep to last 4 sts, end p3, k1.”

Got Needles? You could use any yarns for this super quick project.

Knit in the round with two colors per row with optional duplicate stitch after finishing. Could be done in purples for those of us who love the 80’s!

This is a fun knit if you like fair isle and a very comfy hat that will barely give you hat-head, unless you have an unusually large brain--or a lot of hair!

This hat is on the “tall” side. If you like a sleeker hat, either use smaller needles, or there leave out a couple of the one-color rounds in the charts.

A few long floats on this pattern make it necessary to wrap yarn. This pattern is great for people who have a problem with too-tight thumbs…these are nice and roomy.

chart for helloyarn’s Generic Norwegian Mitten Pattern http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/generic-norwegian...

Chart for helloyarn’s Generic Norwegian Mitten Pattern.

This hat came out pretty big, which is fine if you like a large. loose hat. If you don’t you could certainly change needle size, only use 128 stitches, or both.