I designed this lacy, narrow shawl to make the most of a beautiful 500 yard gradient skein of yarn, but it can be adapted to other amounts of yarn. If you have a lot more yarn, you can add more of the body sections, if you have less you can omit one. If you find that you’re running a little short, you can cast off a little earlier in the pattern.

This shawl was designed with Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt and wild nature, as inspiration. She was known as the protector of young women and women in childbirth. She is often shown with a bow and arrow or a stag and is associated with the moon.

This hat is an easy, quick knit, suitable for men or women. You can easily change the size by increasing or decreasing in multiples of 8 stitches. It can be made in a close fitting version, or a slouchy one. It’s a great first hat for a confident beginner.

This design was developed with the goal of using as much as possible of a beautiful set of Fino mini skeins and a coordinating full sized skein. It would also work well with leftover yarns pulled together with one full sized skein.

This design was developed with the goal of using as much as possible of a 600 yard, fingering weight, hand-dyed gradient cake of yarn.

My husband bought a set of Uneek Sock Twins (2x220 yards or 2x50g) for me for Christmas one year. I wanted to make the most of the beautiful, matched, self-striping yarn and the idea of legwarmers suddenly came to me! I loved them so much I had to make another pair, this one for one of my best friends.

This is an easy slouchy hat pattern that knits up quickly. I have knit this hat with each of the listed yarns and it worked well for both. Try it with your favorite worsted weight yarn in your favorite color!

This pattern was developed with the goal of using as much as possible of a 600 yard, fingering weight, hand-dyed gradient; I purchased one 600 yard gradient cake in the “To Boldy Go” colorway from Hilori’s Magical Yarnorium to make the Sapphire shawl shown (400 yard cakes are also available). However, the pattern is also very adaptable and can ...