This is the most fun you will ever have knitting with mini skeins!

Grant Works is a great cowl that goes beyond the basic knit and purl patterns of my previous cowls.

This one-skein cowl is a perfect lighter weight for cool temperatures, and also great for those of us who don’t need a heavy cowl to stay warm.

This scarf is named after my maternal Grandmother, Josephine Treinen. She was an amazing woman, barely 5 feet tall, who packed a lot of spunk.

This shawl is an adaptation of the Third Cup of Coffee Shawl made as a triangle. You will totally enjoy the process of picking the colors that pop with each other and watching the design grow. It is really hard to put down, once you’ve started.

The romance crescent style shawl owes its beauty to the March 2023 Inspiration Color Sierra Bloom by Artyarns.

The Ostrich Plume Stitch is probably my absolute favorite lace pattern. I met this stitch in a great little yarn store in Madison, WI many years ago. This Shawl is my version to honor this beautiful pattern of lace.

Love, Emma is a version of Emma’s Dried Flowers in a Romance/Crescent style shawl. I have to say again, this is my favorite fan and feather stitch and when I saw Emma’s Yarn came out with a Suri Silk, I had to pull the plug and finally create Love, Emma.

I am in love with Assigned Pooling! Dawn Barker of Barker Wool has been a huge inspiration for me! Whether making a cluster of stitches or just knitting the skein and manipulating the stitches to pool the colors as you wish.

Super fun and easy cowl pattern. Make one for yourself or make them as gifts. Cast on and bind off in the same day.

This shawl is knit with fiber dyed in a specific manner. it’s called Assigned Pooling. Dawn Barker of Barker wool is an amazing dyer/designer and inspiration to me. I took her unique assigned pooling fibers and experimented with how the colors work when knit up using a specific amount of stitches, while knitting a fun textured pattern. To my su...

Looking for an easy knit that makes an incredible gift?

Loving to knit, loving Fall, but most of all, loving the combination of a Third Cup of Coffee with knitting and Fall is where the inspiration comes for this pattern.

An elongated triangular shawl with a pleasing chevron design.

I have had my eye on creating a shawl with this stitch pattern forever!! It is one of my favorites to knit and never seems to get old.

This pattern was adapted exclusively for KnitCircus Divine DK 100% Superwash wool 100g solid and using a 50g gradient ball for the contrast color.

This half pi shawl is a great introduction to some basic lace stitches, made easier with some stockinette and garter ridges!

This charming textured cowl is a great way to use the unique special skein you have in your stash..

This shawl has soooo many possibilities.. knit it up in any weight you choose! From light worsted to lace mohair! Best to use two strong contrasting colors that really pop.

This pattern is the first in a series of poncho designs that will be fun to make. Find your inner hippie with bright colors or knit up something comfy and cozy with your favorite neutrals to go with any outfit.

Super fun poncho to make using the latest fad of knitting controlled pooling dyed clusters! it’s easy, and methodical once you get your groove going! Plus…you are knitting in the round so you don’t have to change your method of making the cluster because you are on the purl side of the project instead of the knit!

Wrap yourself in this amazing and luxurious fiber! Artyarns Baltic Sea September Inspiration is a beautiful blend of color and fiber that will not disappoint!

Two Sizes in this Pattern! 2 skein or 3 skein version! Large and Larger!!!

When It comes to generosity, kindness, love of humanity, fighting for equal rights for all, the two men whose blended last names become ‘Anderbach’ represent the definition of all of those amazing attributes!

The Runaway Shawl was created in my favorite knitting spot, Sanibel Island, Florida.

If you feel adventurous and would like an easy introduction to slipped stitches, Frannie’s Shawlette is your answer! This Shawlette is a different take on the shape I used in Millie’s Shawlette. These small shawls are named after my lovely Shetland Sheepdogs, Mildred and Frances.

This shawl was inspired by the Coneflowers in my garden! Apple Tree Knits helped out with a beautiful gradient to match! Then I tried knitting it up with Artyarns Ombre and it was just as beautiful. This pattern is written with the beginner shawl knitter in mind.. Charts and written instructions that are very detailed.

This pattern is meant to help a beginner knitter make their first hat.

DMarie Knit and Fiber is a knit shop for all ages!

Sanibel is a great pattern to knit if you are a beginner lace knitter. The repetition of stitches makes it a little easier to see where you are off if you miss a stitch or yarn over. The garter ridges give you a break from the lace for some added comfort knitting.

This pattern is a take off of The Squirrel Shawl. I had so many requests for the same pattern but in a triangle shawl. So here it is!

Jasmine’s shawl is shown knit up in Madelinetosh Farm Twist. My favorite yarn to knit this shawl.. so many amazing colors to chose from along with the Sporks Out Collection shown on Jasmine.

Emily Jean is my heart.

Josephine was written specifically for Artyarns July Inspiration Color, Rock Formations. it is an adapted version of the Kate Lorraine Shawl, but smaller and with a very few changes.. Using 1 skein of Merino Cloud, Rock Formations Club color and 1 skein of Artyarns Merino Cloud, color 351, complimentary color with 1 skein of The Beaded Silk and...

A super fun quick cowl to knit and wear. Cast on and be done within a couple of hours! The spiral pattern helps it collapse around your neck so that it is not suffocating. So much fun! You will knit these up as gifts!

This asymmetrical shawl is a great way to use one skein of special yarn. Or two if you want it bigger! it works super with DK weight also! For DK weight, jump up a needle size or two and use 2 skeins.

This shawl/wrap will make you look like a rock star knitter with typically advanced beginner skills! Use one size larger needle than you normally would to get a nice drape! The Half Circle shawl shape starts out with a garter tab and grows with a few stitch increases. Use the garter ridge section or simple repack it with Stockinette stitch. The...

This is an easy, timeless, infinity scarf that uses one skein and can be knit up in a few hours. Great for gifts. Using the larger needles makes the scarf drape lighter and fit around the neck, softer. You can use up your chunky and increase the needle size to US 17 or add another skein of worsted and make it bigger! Just a lot of fun and so wa...