The Giethoorn Cowl uses stranded colorwork with two contrasting colors. The non-working yarn is only carried across two stitches at a time, along the back of your work. No need to catch floats with this project. The easy four row repeat makes for a fun and relaxing knit that will have you dreaming of being in a boat and floating slowly down a G...

The easy, rhythmic 4 round repeat of this project allows your mind to wander to the narrow, cobbled streets of Volendam, The Netherlands. You can just picture the wooden houses decorated with colorful potted flowers and the locals dressed in traditional costumes.

The rhythmic nature of this knit will instantly transport you to the picturesque town of Volendam, The Netherlands.

Sometimes you just need a quick project for that “instant gratification”. If this is you, then the Alkmaar Shawlette is it. You are going to love the versatility of this subtly curved, crescent shaped shawlette. It is a perfect accessory to add flair to any outfit. You can even wear it as a head scarf.

The Ede Wrap is a gorgeous rectangle-shaped shawl that you will treasure for years to come. It is fully customizable for sizing and color choices. You can choose any light-worsted/worsted weight yarn in three colors.

The Eindhoven Ear Warmer is a unique and fun project that is knit flat and with ends seamed together in a twist. It features two color “faux” brioche stitches and it has a nice, clean I-cord edging.

The Ommen Hat is the final design in the Ommen Trio. It features a “faux” brioche brim and unique surface quilting on the body of the hat. It has a “relaxed fit” due to the type of stitches used for the brim, but using smaller needles for the brim will give you a more snug fit if you prefer.

The Ommen Shawl is the second pattern of the Ommen Trio. The Ommen Cowl has been previously published and the Ommen Hat will be published soon.

The Ommen Cowl is the first design published as part of the Ommen Trio, which also will include the Ommen Shawl and the Ommen Hat.

The Lisse Shawl was inspired by the beautiful Keukenhof Garden located in Lisse, The Netherlands.

This design is named for the beautiful town of Hoorn in The Netherlands. It is ideal for using up those partial skeins and scraps of yarn that we always seem to have in our stash.

The Marken Shawl is boomerang shaped and features pretty eyelets, slip stitch color work and I-cord edging. It includes helpful video tutorials. Level: Intermediate.

The Amsterdam Cowl is a beginner friendly knit pattern that accompanies the Amsterdam Beanie pattern which was published previously.

The easy to memorize 4 round repeat makes the Amsterdam Beanie a relaxing knit, perfect for knit-flixing or car knitting. It features simple cable stitches that even an adventurous knitter can master. You also have the option of knitting a single or double folded brim.

The Gouda Wrap is a top-down, crescent shaped shawl featuring easy slip-stitch color work and I-cord edging.

The Breda Beanie was designed to accompany the Breda Cowl published previously. It features easy color work that avoids carrying yarn or catching floats. Each color is knit two rounds at a time. The photo and video tutorials guarantee a smooth finish.

The Breda Cowl was designed for dual colors, but can also be knit in a single color if desired. The color work is very easy to do as you don’t have to carry your yarn or carry floats.

The Rotterdam Beanie pattern is named for the city in The Netherlands where I was born, and it was designed to accompany The Rotterdam Cowl pattern which was released earlier.

The Rotterdam Cowl pattern is a very enjoyable and relaxing knit. It is a good choice for a beginner looking to learn cable knitting, but a more seasoned knitter will certainly be entertained by its easy rhythm.

The Delft Beanie is designed to match the Delft Cowl released previously. It features a panel of windmills bordered by a Lateral Braid above and below, and simple ribbing to the top of the crown.

The Utrecht Beanie is the 14th installment in my Dutch Cities Collection and it has 5 weight options: DK, Worsted, Light Bulky, Bulky and Super Bulky.

The Venlo Cowl is No. 13 in my Dutch Cities Collection and is written for 5 yarn weights. It uses 2 special stitches to achieve a beautiful texture. Don’t worry if you are a beginner, because I have included video tutorials to make it easy to learn them.

The Venlo Beanie is the 12th pattern in my ‘Dutch Cities Collection’.

The “Utrecht Cowl” is knit in the round and uses lacework to create the eyelets in the delicate diagonal design. The top and bottom edging is knit with Rick Rack ribbing. A video tutorial is included.

The Leiden Beanie was designed to accompany the Leiden Cowl. It is the 10th pattern in my Dutch Cities Collection. It is written for 5 yarn weights and uses circular knitting needles:

The Haarlem Cowl is the NINTH pattern designed for the Advanced Beginner/Intermediate level knitter.

There is no shortage of texture on this cowl. It can be knit in a single or dual colorway. Color combos are only limited to your imagination.

This pattern is perfect for an Advanced or Adventurous Beginner knitter. The beanie is knit in the round from the bottom up, and is written for 5 yarn weight categories:

This is the 6th pattern in my “Dutch Cities Collection”, named for the city of Delft, in The Netherlands.

The pattern is ideal for an Advanced Beginner/Intermediate level knitter.

This unique cowl is knit flat and on the bias, using a provisional cast on and Kitchener stitch to join the edges. You will need 95 - 125 yds of any super bulky (6) yarn and US 13/9mm straight or circular needles. Links to YouTube tutorials are included.

This is a beginner level knitting pattern. It’s gorgeous texture is achieved using only knit and purl stitches. The scarf length is easily modified.