Any gauge yarn can make a jaunty kerchief for any size pup with this easy pattern. Follow a quick formula, cast on, and add stripes or a stitch pattern if you like. If we’re being honest, the pattern is a solid 50% just photos of cute dogs in kerchiefs.

This classic pattern is a great way to learn short rows or knitting backward. Knit two out of one ball of Sugar ‘n Cream.

Capture a little bit of the magic of snowflakes with this hat and cowl set. Simple knit/purl snowflake motifs adorn your knitting, and sequined mohair adds even more snowflake bling, as well. Quick to knit, wintery, and very fun.

Pattern includes both Arachnophobia Hat & Cowl instructions.

This nerdalicious multi-gauge cowl is a circle made into a circle with stripes knit according to the digits of Pi. Pi (pronounced “pie” and often written as the Greek letter π) is the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter. This ratio is always 3.14159… (with decimals to infinity) no matter how big or small the circle is!

This cabled stocking hat and cowl pattern is a tried and true staple to knit again and again. Instructions offer four yarn weights and four sizes, so there’s an option that’s right for everyone.

Cowl, hood, shawl… long or short; up or down; whatever you call it and however you wear it, this multi-purpose garment will keep you cozy and cute. A little bit romantic and a little bit avant-garde, it will fit right in amongst any modern fairy princess’s wardrobe basics. Find an especially lovely, soft yarn you’ve been coveting and knit away ...

“Stochastic” is nerdy statistics lingo for random. Knitting is normally very orderly and predictable – quite un-stochastic. So could you design a pattern that could emulate the chaotic beauty of nature? Trees in a forest, ripples on a lake, snowflakes …

This dishcloth can be knit with any weight yarn, to any gauge, and as any finished size, though I like it about 7-8” square.