This is an easy and fun pattern to knit. I decided to add the neck warmer because I only used a bit of the second ball and I hate to waste yarn. A quick knit and cozy warm.

This is a super easy knit. The “Fur” trim is folded double so it makes it really warm for your ears.

Super easy beginner sweater! It’s so easy it is virtually a “no fail” project. Using the Superkid with the Tree Wool give a really soft fabric with just a bit of a halo and a great drape.

A tribute to a favourite character “Cable” on the show “Bull”. My Husband was watching re-runs and paused so I could come and see this “cool” sweater. “Can you knit this?” he asked…….and so, here it is!

This simple blanket uses the most basic of knitting skills. Simple increases and decreases form the mitred corners.

This is a fun, fresh knit. The linen cotton blend is perfect for a comfy, cool summer top. I would rate this pattern as enthusiastic begginner. The sides are knit sideways so it is very easy to alter sizes for a perfect fit. I recommend zero ease. It is virtually seamless.(just a tiny seam for the sleeve)

This will become your go to weekend sweater. Perfect for your favortite blue jeans and country walks. Oversized for extra comfort. Lots of texture to keep you interested, but still good for TV knitting.

This top is virtually seamless, just a bit under the arms.

The name of this poncho says it all. You can’t help but feel “pretty” when you wear this. Heads turn. It is approx. 40” long excluding the fringe.

A great cable is just like a great book……I just can’t put them down! This poncho is a classic and the sizing is very forgiving. My model is a size 3 and 5’7”. I’m 5’6” and a size 12. It fits us both just right. Easy to wear and a great casual look.

This is a very simple pattern with with basic short row shaping. Made with an uber soft yarn to make simple spectacular! Any aran weight yarn can be used but I recommend something soft and drapey. Juniper Moon Farms “Cumulus” would be a great cotton alternative.

A super easy luxurious asymmetrical “T” made with Handmaiden Camelspin. It has a wonderful drape that you only get from silk. I just love working with this yarn! This design is a fabulous intro to working short rows. If you’ve never done them this is a great project to start with.

This cardigan starts with the “belt” then the top and “skirt” are picked up and knit from there.

This sweater is basically a cardigan built onto a half pi shawl. So much easier than it looks! The lovely model in the blue version is a size 3-4, 5’8” and is wearing the small. The somewhat shorter larger lady in the rust version (me) is a size 12, 5’6” and wearing the large. The Shawl is knit first then stitches are picked up along the straig...

This is a fun easy knit. It can be worn with the drape to the front or the back. Because it’s knit side to side it is super easy to adjust the size to fit you perfectly. Elegant and fun!

This is a unique garment in the sense that it looks like entrelac but is actually woven. The sizing is very easy to change, up or down, by just adding/subtracting 5” to the length. I got approx. 10” of knitting /140m.

The cabled yoke is knit first then sts are picked up along the lower edge to make the body of the sweater.

This simple dress is an adorable addition to any little girls wardrobe. It is the sweater that every girl that comes into the store picks up and wants to try on.

The boys version(not pictured) is just as cute but without the ruffle. It has a rib instead.

This is a reversible cable scarf that has the pattern on both sides

This is an oversized Tee

This sweater is as light as air and warm as toast. That perfect garment to throw on to take off the chill and look great at the same time. A great project for beginners as it gives you great results and not a lot of effort.