A lightweight, tapered cowl worked in the round from the top down. Three variations of a lacy tulip motif come together with color changes to create a spring garden effect. Very pretty in a solid color as well.

This afghan is knit in strips that are seamed together using a reversible flat method (photo tutorial included). Each strip is constructed in a way that avoids curling so that once the afghan has been seamed, no additional edge treatment is necessary. The pattern is designed for Aran or worsted weight variegated yarns, although solid color or s...

++ This pattern is included in the Kwanzaa Box that is currently on sale at Chicken Coop Dyeworks (https://coopdye.com/). The yarn used for this design sample will be available on the Chicken Coop website beginning December 15, 2021.

Knit in the round from the bottom up with a textured pattern carried from the body through the crown. Comfortable fit for an average adult:

A reversible hat knit in the round from the bottom up. Garter stitch combined with slipped stitches creates a comfortable hat with two different looks. Worsted weight yarn makes this a quick knit. Notes are included to make a hat fitting up to a 25” head. Written pattern only, no charts needed.

A lightweight tapered cowl knit in the round from the bottom up. The feather-like lace pattern incorporates decreases along with changes in needle sizes to achieve its tapered shape. This pattern includes both charts and line-by-line written instructions.

A pair of socks knit toe-up using the Magic Loop technique. These socks incorporate a traditional gusset and eye-of-partridge heel flap design. One vine running up the side of each sock is enough to keep them interesting without demanding too much attention while knitting.

This easy-to-wear cowl is knit in the round from the bottom up using two lace patterns and a little bit of texture. The central lace motif is reminiscent of baby birds taking their first flight. A separate pattern for a matching hat is available.

A slightly slouchy had made up of two lace patterns along with a little bit of texture. The central lace motif resembles a baby bird taking its first flight. A separate pattern for a matching cowl is available.

A variation of the dewdrop stitch pattern. Reversible, looks good on both sides.

Augustine’s Garden is a tapered cowl knit in the round from the bottom up. This cowl uses just under 300 yards of a DK-weight yarn (sample uses Crystal Palace Allegro DK in Cinnamon). Warm enough for fall weather, but not too bulky. The intricate-looking lace pattern is easier than it looks; different needle sizes are used to achieve a tapered ...

Como is a DK-weight tapered cowl that combines cables and lace. It is knit in the round from the bottom up. The tapering is done with a combination of different needle sizes and strategically placed decreases that maintain the stitch patterns. The pattern includes both charts and line-by-line written instructions.

DK weight cowl, knit flat and grafted together using Russian grafting technique. Distinctive ribbed and floral stitch patterns. Suitable for one or two colors.

Light weight, tapered cowl using DK weight yarn. Lace pattern reminiscent of ocean waves.

Light weight, tapered cowl using fingering or light fingering weight yarn. Lace pattern reminiscent of ocean waves.

Quick-knit cowl worked in the round. Lace patterns resembling vines.