Fun and flirty… ruffles and ribs create these fingerless gloves which are soft yet warm. Knit of a beautiful sock weight yarn that is both soft and strong, these gloves are light in weight but warm when needed!

Individual leaves dance around the bottom edge of this triangle shawl turned poncho, moving from front to back, leading to one central leaf that grows from the center spine. This symmetrical triangle is knit from the top down, starting at the back of the neck with very few stitches, growing the triangle shape through rhythmic increases.

Fingerless gloves… with Attitude!

A great retro, hippie-ish poncho designed to keep you warm on those cool autumn or early spring days. This poncho is knit from the top of the turtleneck down, in the round, all in one piece.

Starting at the back of the neck with very few stitches, the triangle shape of this shawl is achieved through rhythmic increases. Cable and fringe are knitted on as one piece around the bottom once the body of your triangle shawl is complete. The shawl can then double as a poncho by adding 3 to 5 buttons spaced on the front, using the yarn over...

One of the easiest borders to add to your Simple Knit Triangle Shawl base is a ruffle. Hot right now, the ruffle adds a feminine touch to any knit garment. It does take a little patience as you will end up with more stitches on your needle that you ever thought possible!

A mobius, by definition, is a one-edged geometric surface with only one continuous side. This mobius-cowl is quick to knit in an afternoon or a couple of evenings!