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This show-stopping triangular shawl is a great accessory for those who love to be in the spotlight. Theater District is knit from the top down with DK weight yarn. It starts off with a simple textured pattern created with slipped stitches, moves on to a simple lace border, and ends with an easy slipped stitch colorwork edging. The lace portion ...

This asymmetrical triangular shawl is knit on the bias, starting in one corner, and working towards the opposite edge. It is a quick and fun knit inspired by North Main in Chagrin Falls, a street lined with quaint shops and picturesque views. The pattern is provided in both written and charted formats.

Evoking the beauty of the place where the lake meets the shore, this fingering weight cowl is knitted in the round from the bottom up, starting with waves of lace, and moving into stockinette and then ending with a seed stitch edge. It can be worn around the neck like a cowl, or pulled down over the shoulders like a capelet. The lace portion of...

Inspired by the East Bank of the Flats in Cleveland, an area where man-made structure and the Cuyahoga River meet, this triangular shawl is knit from the top down using two colors. It features garter stripes with a section of gorgeous lace. The lace portion of the pattern is provided in both written and charted formats.

Ohio City is a place where old and familiar meet new and trendy. Likewise, this pattern takes a familiar design, the chevron, and gives it a trendy vibe. This cowl is knit in the round as a long tube, beginning with a provisional cast on, and finishing with the grafting of the two ends together. It is adjustable in size and the instructions are...

This two-toned treasure of tactile texture is as simple to make as it is wonderful to wear. Basic seed stitch is not only pleasing to the touch, but creates an extra warm and lofty fabric. Basic stripes add the right touch of ornamentation without complication, making it both stylish and beginner-friendly. Choose your favorite colors to make it...

The Coventry Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle shawl that is knit from side to side. It is a super simple knit which yields sophisticated results with just a bit of edge. There is no wrong side with this shawl, either side can be worn facing out as each has a slightly different, but equally gorgeous, look.

The Akron Cowl is an adaptation of the Akron Wrap and was created in collaboration with Bewitched Pigments using their new yarn line, Charmed. The yarn used will be available in person on November 11th at the Indie Knit and Spin in Pittsburgh, PA, so if you’re planning to be near Pittsburgh, go to the event to check out this cowl and the Bewitc...

As a child, I absolutely loved going to Edgewater Park. I would sit for hours at the water’s edge, admiring the beauty of the lake. This cowl, inspired by Edgewater Park, is knit in the round, and features stranded colorwork with a basket weave edging. It can be adjusted in size by varying the number of stitches cast on by multiples of 24, but ...

This triangular shawl is knit on the bias in garter stitch, and features sections of mosaic colorwork. The texture of the garter stitch, combined with a squishy DK weight yarn, results in a snuggly shawl perfect for keeping warm when there’s a cool breeze coming off the lake.

This wrap is inspired by the beautiful yarn hand-dyed by indie dyers, Bewitched Pigments, in Akron, Ohio. It is knit on the bias, utilizing two colors, and moves between seed stitch, stockinette, and lace. The unique shape, along with the shifting textures and colors, make for an interesting, but not overly-complicated knit.

This infinity scarf is inspired by the West Side Market in Cleveland, Ohio. It is a beautiful indoor/outdoor market filled with individual stands which offer a wide variety of items. This scarf is knit in the round as a long tube. The use of a provisional cast on allows the two ends of the tube to be grafted together, resulting in a continuous ...

This cowl is inspired by the charming Chagrin Valley area in Northeast Ohio, which is made up of quaint towns, beautiful parks, and wonderful people. It is knitted in the round, and may be adjusted in size.

This fun double-knit cowl was inspired by the bright lights on Euclid Avenue in the Playhouse Square District of Downtown Cleveland. The cowl is knitted in the round, and may be adjusted in size by increasing the cast on by multiples of 44 stitches (22 pairs).