This Is My Heart is an all-purpose stuffed heart pattern that can be worked in any yarn at any gauge using any needle size. It’s a seamless pattern for advanced knitters, worked in the round from the bottom up, with short row shaping and a neat grafted edge at the top.

This Chunky Herringbone Infinity Scarf is the perfect scarf for showing off the color and texture changes in a variegated or slubby bulky weight yarn. It’s a quick, fun, and interesting knit with a beautiful result that would make a great gift or a stylish accessory to keep for yourself. It takes such a small amount of yarn to make; you can sav...

These airy lace cowls are great for luxury skeins of bulky weight yarn; the quill eyelet stitch really showcases yarn texture and color variegation. The long cowl can be worn long or doubled for a more snug fit. The small cowl just pops over your head and sits loosely on your neck and shoulders. Are you looking for a project for that special sk...

This infinity cowl is constructed using a reversible cable pattern to make a loose but cozy fabric using bulky weight yarn. The sample cowl was made with 4 skeins of Plymouth Earth Ecco Baby Camel. Finish it with a half twist to make it a mobius or keep it a circle; either way it will look great and keep you warm on chilly days!

This two-sided scarf is a great stash buster. It’s knit lengthwise and the fringe is formed as you knit. You can hone your kitchener stitch grafting skills in the bind-off or use a three-needle bind off. Any stripe sequence would work for this scarf, but a double rainbow is special and, well, what does it mean?

Feathermoss combines two yarns in similar hues but much different weights and gauges - the sections of garter stitch in a luxurious bulky yarn lend some heft and stability to the feather lace sections made using a DK weight yarn. This is an interesting and challenging project to knit since it is knit lengthwise rather than across the width. The...

Pasithea is the Greek goddess of relaxation and meditation and the wife of Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep. This blanket is intended to soothe and relax both baby, new parents, and the knitter while providing a great way to showcase a variegated yarn. Pasithea includes both written instructions and charts for the slip stitch patterns in this bla...

This baby blanket pattern has stripes of different stitch patterns, including a baby-friendly owl cable and two different sizes of honeycomb cables that ruffle the stockinette sections before and after them. Written instructions are included for all sections and charts are included for the cabled sections; in other words, both written & cha...