This scarf is an asymmetric striped scarf with a little splash of color. Simple garter stitch is used throughout to make this a quick and easy project and require minimal blocking.

Heather’s Hooded Scarf is scarf with a hood built right into it. It has a simple double cable edging the hood and scarf with seed stitch making up the remainder to create warmth and sturdiness. Designed to keep you warm in any kind of weather it is a fun scarf project with a little twist – it has a hood!

Helen’s Washcloth was inspired by my sister-in-law’s desire for cute washcloths. It is a circular washcloth pattern with a picot edging. Easy and quick to knit up for a variety of uses in the bath or kitchen. Great gift idea too!

Leta’s Cowl is a uniquely shaped cowl with simple row variations to add interest. The side seam has a split enabling the cowl to be worn in a variety of ways.

week! Mary Ellen’s Cowl pattern is an over-sized cowl with a chevron design. This cowl has the added versatility that it can be worn down around the neck and up as a hood. Instructions include both written row by row instructions, as well as a chart for chevron section.

Mary Ellen’s fingerless mittens are adult size with a chevron design. I designed them to match the cowl pattern by the same name.

Sarah’s Infinity Scarf is an oversized infinity scarf to wear in a multitude of ways. It is knit up with chunky yarn, so it’s super warm, super stretchy and quick to knit. I designed this with my daughter, who goes to school in the mountains of NC, in mind!

This pattern is for fingerless mittens with a simple spiral design. If you can knit and purl, you can quickly make up these cute mittens that look more complicated than they are! The pattern is easy to follow and suitable for even beginners.