Eyelet rows are always knitted on the wrong side.

Eyelet rows are always knitted on the wrong side.

The scarf pictured was knit with three different color ways using a 3 yarn rotation. I you choose a three yarn rotation, you will need three skein of yarn. Otherwise 2 skeins will be enough.

This scarf is Inspired by a rippling creekside Montana mountain trail in the colors of the Big Sky above, the earth beneath, and the huckleberries along the way.

This neck wrap can be made with or without buttons and button loops. If you choose not to use buttons, you will need a scarf pin to secure it around your neck (top photo). Without buttons, it is difficult to get the two points to overlap and align perfectly as pictured in the bottom photo. The two square ends come together and overlap secured b...

The blanket shown has a symmetrical ombre affect which could easily be altered to create a rainbow affect or light to dark gradient affect. The scalloped eyelet edge adds a sweet detail for a baby blanket.

This can be made with chunky yarn or a combination of yarns to achieve the gauge. For the marled look one strand of worsted and two strands of fingering yarn were held together.

This scarf uses five different colors of a worsted weight yarn knit in a five yarn rotation. There are no ends to weave in except for at each end of the scarf. I incorporate the loose ends into the fringe. Great stashbuster!

Yardage requirements are for each of two different yarns held together.

Two strands of Yarn are held together for the entire pattern. The cross is centered within a garter stitch field.

This pattern can be used to make a placemat, a dishcloth or a trivet by adjusting the dimensions and/or by eliminating the fringe. The photo above shows a trivet knitted according to the instructions.

This pattern simplifies the popular moss stitch, while allowing for the incorporation of two or three compatible colorways. The beauty of the moss stitch is that it is reversible and provides a scrunchable texture for a scarf.

Choose a needle size based on the amount of stiffness v. drape and flexibility you prefer. The larger the needle size, the more drape the scarf will have.