Easy, fast cowl pattern, perfect for making as a gift – or keeping for yourself – I did both! The cowl uses super bulky yarn held with laceweight yarn in two colorways of your choosing, meaning this cowl will truly be your own – no two are alike. The pattern is also reversible so you can change up your look whenever you feel like it. Consider m...

This pattern includes beginner and intermediate versions of the hat design, which is knitted in the round. This is a quick and easy pattern that you can finish in just a few hours! The hat itself only takes about 150 yards of two skeins held together - so about 80 yards in total length when held together. By mixing up your yarns you can create ...

This is an intermediate pattern which is easy if you are already comfortable with picking up and knitting stitches! This pattern is worked in the round from the middle, adding the brim later allows you to customize the fit of the hat to your own preferences. These two yarns coordinate well in color and variety of texture for a fun and quick kni...

This new method combines the best features of top-down and bottom-up socks so you can finally use up that whole skein of yarn to make knee socks if you want! The pattern gives you the option to make “shortie” (ankle) socks, which you might decide are just perfect as they are, or pick up from the top and make them into any length socks!

Finally! After winning the battle with Jenn on who would get to use this gorgeous recycled cotton from Birdie’s Knits, I came up with this pattern. This cotton is just too great to hide in washcloths - it demands to be seen! The stitch makes a twisty, slouchy fabric that is also reversible. AND it’s a knitted cowl you can actually wear in the s...

Easy pattern that knits up quickly. Worked in Lion Brand Cotton Ease but any worsted-weight yarn will work great. Tip: pick high visibility, washable yarns for the perfect cycling cuffs!