Oh So Easy Scarf is a fun knit with an easy-to-memorize pattern. Great for social knitting!

An Easy, Quick Knit!

Taylor’s Easy Textured Scarf is a fun knit, worked in two colors of just about any heavy worsted/bulky weight yarn.

Shades of Gray, Interrupted is a sister pattern to my Rosebuds and Daffodils, designed as a cowl, worked flat and joined, either by seaming, or by using a provisional cast-on and a three-needle bind-off (pattern includes directions for both).

So Soft!

Knit in an overall Seed Stitch and embellished with large-hole craft store beads, this eye-catching pillow will add a touch of elegance and whimsy to any holiday (or everyday) décor!

Another stashbuster pattern!

A great stash buster!

Colorful leaves in various sizes embellish a nubby-textured scarf worked in three earthy tones of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. The leaves are knit in four colors of Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed and arranged and sewn on to one side of the scarf using a simple, modified whip stitch. The back of the scarf is plain; pattern stitch is reversible.

RESOLVED: Bust That Stash!

Colormeld was born from a stash of Noro Kureyon – an assortment of balls in different colors – and, as shown, is made from slightly less than two balls of each of two colors.

This eye-catching, unisex scarf has not a purl stitch in sight. Worked entirely in an easy combination of knit and slipped stitches, each row is worked in only one color so there is no carrying of colors across rows. A simple four-row pattern repeat creates a stunningly textured accessory in three beautiful colors.

Like the Two-Row Zaggy, the Zaggy Hat is based on a traditional garter-stitch pattern, and can be made using just about any worsted-weight yarn.

The Two-Row Zaggy is based on a traditional garter-stitch pattern, and can be made in just about any yarn. Although it looks more complex, the pattern stitch is made up of only two rows. The color not being used is carried up the side of the scarf (pattern includes directions).

Two skeins of Cascade 220 (440 yards total) make this colorful felted iPad case. The yarn is used double throughout on a size 13 circular needle, so this practical accessory knits up in no time. The felted fabric provides a great cushion for your iPad.

1/6/12 - The original version of this pattern posted in January 2010 was written for “one size fits most.” In response to many requests, the pattern has been updated to include four different sizes. (The original one size version corresponds to the size L in the updated version.) Both versions are available as free downloads.

A fun pattern for all levels of knitters, and designed with the newer knitter in mind. Easy Breezy makes a great first sweater!

Part cape, part shawl, part wrap…all cozy. Dress it up or down, out at night, around the house, or in the office for a stylish layer of warmth.

A contemporary take on a classic shape, the three-color Carnival Cardigan features seed stitch accents outlining a simple four-row, knit/purl texture stitch.

This hat and scarf set works up quickly and makes a great gift. Two colors of the Gerbera print are mixed with one Gerbera solid in a one-row striping pattern to create the illusion of more complex color work. The hat could also be worked in one print or one solid color.

A perfect piece for a favorite big button (1 1/2” or larger)!

With three balls of Lily Sugar ‘n Cream, you can make this set of nine color-coordinated coasters, with yarn left over for more.

An easy-to-wear tank top featuring an all-over textured pattern stitch and picot edgings at the bottom edge, armholes, and neckline. Body is worked flat. Shoulders are knit together (directions are included in the pattern); side seams are sewn and bottom edge is hemmed. Picot edging at armholes and neck is picked up and worked on a circular nee...

CARRY ESSENTIALS IN THIS EASY, ONE-SKEIN MINI BAG

The Easy, Two-Color, One-Row Anyone Scarf can be made in just about any combination of two similar-weight yarns -- for men, women, or children.

This set can be made in a wide variety of worsted weight yarn. As pictured, it’s made using two colors of Red Heart – one solid and one multicolor. The two skeins will easily make all three pieces with ample yarn left over.

This is a quick knit scarf designed as part of a set for a new knitter’s workshop.

This is a quick knit hat designed as part of a set for a new knitter’s workshop.