This shawl is based on the formulations of Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Pi shawl. You will start your shawl using double-pointed needles working in the round. As soon as your shawl is large enough, you can transfer it to the 16” circular needle. Once you have transferred your stitches to a circular needle, mark the beginning of the round with a stitch...

This shawl is based on the formulations of a pi-shawl. The model was knit on a size US 6 needle but could be knit on a US 4 or US 5 needle. Varying the size of needle will also vary the amount of yarn used and its blocked size.

Scarf is worked in the round on US 6 needles. You will need 3 skeins of the main color and one skein each of two contrasting colors. Make two halves and graph together.

This is a good way to use up some of the bits of stash yarns. You will need at least one skein of the main color and partial skeins of the contrasting colors.

This stocking is a tribute to those years I spent in Anchorage. It was created using Cascade 220 worsted weight yarn. You can easily use yarns from your stash. One skein for each color used. Try using a variegated yarn for the northern lights or for the trees. Or use a multi color variegated for the northern light or even use a metallic thread ...

This is a great project for destashing and using up bits of left over yarn from other projects.

This is a fun project to practice your stranded skills using three colors and create a Christmas stocking for that special person in your life. A great way to destash. Be brave and come up with your own color schemes. Enjoy

This is a fun project to practice your stranded skills and create a Christmas stocking for that special person in your life. A great way to destash. Be brave and come up with your own color schemes. Enjoy!

This is a fun project to practice your stranded skills and create a Christmas stocking for that special person in your life. You can embellish with little bows and bells or embroider eyes and nose on the teddy bear, and as shown use little buttons for the tires on the vehicles. Be brave and come up with your own color schemes. Enjoy!

Notes: Knowledge of stranded or Fair Isle knitting is required. This sock is made in the round using a marker to denote the beginning and ending of the round.

This shawl is based on the formulations of Elizabeth Zimmerman’s pi shawl. Shawl is knitted circularly from the center out.

This shawl is based on the formulations of Elizabeth Zimmerman’s pi shawl. Shawl is knitted circularly from the center out.

This shawl is based on the formulations of Elizabeth Zimmerman’s pi shawl. Shawl is knitted circularly from the center out.

You will need a cable needle and 2 skeins of Cascade 220.

You will use one skein of the yarn. You will also need a cable needle.

You will need 1 skein of Saucy Sport. This pattern will use all of the skein. Watch your tension. If you do not gauge or are a loose knitter you may need two skeins.

You will need 1 skein of Saucy Sport. This pattern will use all of the skein. Watch your tension. If you do not gauge or are a loose knitter you may need two skeins.

You will need 1 skein of Saucy Sport. This pattern will use all of the skein. Watch your tension. If you do not gauge or are a loose knitter you may need two skeins.

One skein of the Cascade 220 wools in either the heathers or superwash, or any worsted gauge. You will need at least 220 yards. You will also need a cable needle.

Needed:

Use any left over sock weight yarn. You will need a small button and a small bit of cardboard or plastic to stablize the botton of the purse. You will also need 2 jump rings.

I used my hand spun yarn, but any DK weight yarn will work. One skein for the pair.

You will also need size 6/0 beads. A small vial will be plenty.

You will need size 6/0 beads, a small vial will be plenty.

You will need a small number of size 6/0 beads. The crochet hook is used to place the beads on the stitches. I used a mixed color group of beads.

You will need a few beads size 6/0 for this project. The crochet hook is for the beads.