Looking for a quick knit? This simple pattern is intended for newer knitters who are interested in making their first pair of mittens, or for any knitter who would like a speedy project to keep their hands warm.

In this pattern, stripes and cables combine for a fun knit that is simple enough to do while watching a movie or chatting with a friend.

This cowl has a fairly easy, geometric color-work pattern that knits up quickly in DK weight yarn. For folks living in cold climates, it’s a nice, light layer to pull on with any outfit, and to wear indoors or out.

This colorful cowl is a VERY fast knit, perfect for gift giving. The Block Stitch is a simple, textured stitch pattern that is a go-to for many knitters, since it’s easy yet satisfying.

This is an easy pattern that knits up quickly using worsted weight yarn. Please note that it’s essential to use a stretchy cast-on and bind-off, especially for the smallest size.

Knitting this scarf perfectly suited my end of Winter, pandemic mood. The stitch patterns have enough action to keep the project interesting, but are easy enough to remember and so can be knit while watching a movie or engaging in conversation.

This cowl is a fun and easy project that works up quickly in worsted weight wool.

Just in case you need another lace cowl…here is a pattern. It’s a fun lace stitch with lots of texture. Enjoy!

This easy, lace cowl is a perfect layering piece for Fall and Winter. It works up quickly in worsted weight yarn. Great for gift giving!

This easy cowl works up quickly in worsted weight yarn. It takes approximately 190 yards of each color and is a great way to use up stash yarn.

This is a very simple pattern for a quick, garter stitch, reversible heart that can be used to decorate or embellish a blanket, sweater or other surface. Or make many and join them to create a garland.

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This is a simple lace pattern that works up quickly. It would be great for a newer knitter looking to get more comfortable with lace or for a more experienced knitter who wants a quick project.

This poncho is worked in the round from the top down. It’s a quick knit with an easy color work pattern. It’s a great extra layer whenever there’s a chill in the air.

This is an easy mosaic pattern perfect for newer knitters. The scarf is knitted in two pieces that are grafted together.

Mosaic knitting is an incredibly interesting technique, and this generous, oversized scarf is a great way to find your mosaic groove. Choose any dk weight yarn, keep it loose and enjoy!

This cowl is a quick knit worked in the round with bulky yarn. The lace pattern is easy to remember but visually interesting. As the name suggests, it’s an easy project to make more than once.

This quick and easy lace cowl is a fast knit in bulky yarn. It makes a great gift or additional accessory to add to your own cache, and it is simple enough to make while watching a movie.

Abrazito means “little hug.”

The main color for this hat can be any that you choose. So far I’ve knit ones that are blue, pink and have rainbow stripes. This is a quick knit so you may choose to make more than one!

Herd of Cowls has 4 color work charts and a single written pattern offering plenty of possibilities to keep everyone you know cozy in the cold weather. Knit in the round and using approximately 100 yards of each color per cowl, just a few skeins of yarn lets you create your own herd to keep or give away.

The cowl and hat are worked in the round using two colors of Manos del Uruguay Maxima. If you wish to knit both the cowl and a hat, you will only need one skein of each color in the color way you choose.

This cowl and hat are worked in the round seamlessly in a textured slip stitch pattern. They work up quickly using a bulky yarn, like Malabrigo Mecha which is incredibly soft and cozy to wear.

This colorwork cowl and coordinated striped hat will brighten your winter. Knit in the round with worsted weight yarn, they work up quickly. Lovely to keep or great for gift giving.

The Yoke is worked first, with a slipped stitch pattern, and then stitches are picked up along the long edges to knit the Front and Back. A schematic is provided.

A Multitude of Hats contains the written pattern and color work charts for 4 different hats each available in 4 sizes.

Knit from the neck down with easy increases in a yoke construction. Perfect for warmer weather.

Cowl is knit in the round and in one piece, a long tube, beginning with a provisional cast-on. It is finished by joining the two ends with the kitchener stitch.

This pattern is worked in the round from cuff to fingers with both written and charted information. There is a left and right mitt with appropriately placed thumb gussets.

MATERIALS

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The poncho is worked in one piece, beginning at the Front bottom edge. Stitches are bound off to create a neck opening. Then stiches are picked up for the Button Bands at the Right Shoulder, the Collar at the Neck opening, and the Side Edges along the right and left sides.

Mitts are worked in the round in one piece beginning with the wrist edge. Stitches are reserved for the thumb which is then knit in the round as well.

This skirt is knit in the round from the waist down to the hem. First the waistband casing is knit, followed by the skirt, then the lace mesh. It is finished with a picot bind-off.

The body of this sweater is worked in the round from the bottom edge to the underarms. Then the Front and Back are knit separately (flat) from the underarm up to the shoulder seams. The Front and Back are worked the same.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

If you would like the ribbing section of the poncho to be longer, buy an additional hank of yarn in color A.

Poncho is worked flat from the top down. A circular knitting needle is required to accommodate the large number of stitches.

Front and Back are worked separately from the bottom up, then the shoulders are joined using a 3-needle bind off and the side seams are sewn together.

This hat is knit in the round from the brim to crown, switching from a 16” circular needle to DPNs when necessary.

This scarf is worked in one piece, lengthwise, with stitches bound off at one side edge and the same number of stitches cast on at the opposite side edge at the end of the same row. This gives the scarf a shape like a parallelogram with a staggered edge.

The body of this sweater is cast on at the bottom edge and worked in the round to the underarms, then front and back are worked separately to the shoulder.

This vest is worked flat in one piece to the armholes, then fronts and back are worked separately to the shoulders.

This sweater vest is knit in one piece from the bottom up.

The lace border is knit first and then stitches are picked up along the straight edge for the dress. The dress is then worked in the round with a yoke. The yoke is worked first in the round and later worked flat to create a back slit to accommodate head size and make dressing easier.

This tank is knit sideways with stitches cast-on and bound-off to shape the armholes and neck. There is a simple openwork stitch along the bottom and neck edge. The tank has asymmetrical sides with one longer than the other. This is accomplished with simple decreasing.

This hat is knitted in the round from brim to crown. The stitch pattern is an easy, slip stitch rib with stripes thrown in for fun. The hat requires a skein of each color yarn.