This cowl was designed for our 102 knitting class! This pattern is great for beginners who already know how to cast on, increase and decrease, but want to learn some more stitch patterns. Specifically, you will learn how to do garter stitch in the round and some easy lace details.

This is a quick bootie pattern for babies. I was inspired to make this pattern because I needed to use up some of my yarn scraps, and I was headed to a baby shower!

This scarf is great for beginners because it only uses two stitches: knit and purl. It’s perfect for knitting groups! It’s also not too long, which makes it a great option for breezy summer nights.

This shawl pattern uses the classic granny stitch. It can be adjusted to any size you would like by simply continuing the rows at the end until you reach your desired length.

This cowl is extremely versatile, and great for the warmer months because of its open knit and cotton fiber. It fits most adults, but the size can be altered by casting on 10 less/more sts at the beginning.

This boucle hat and cowl pattern is great for those cold winter nights, as it’s super warm and cozy.

This pattern is for an advanced beginner. It will show you that you can make a cozy shawl with very little materials. It has knit stitches and some purl stitches and it is easy to prepare. You will learn how to do a provisional cast on and three needle bind off, which are essential to your knitting future.

A simple and fun cowl!

Easy and quick, but gorgeous!

A fun, bubbly hat to keep warm this winter!

An adorable sweater for your favorite teddy bear! A simple pattern with room for you to get inventive.

An adorable baby hat that incorporates a “zipfelchen” - a small knot on the top!

A simple wrap using Rowan Kidsilk Haze yarn, knit in the round. Gorgeous and quick!

This beautiful vest is made with a modified garter stitch that is simple enough to knit up quickly but interesting enough that you don’t get bored knitting it!

This hat and matching cowl together take one skein of each yarn.

The sister hat to my Inca Hat!