This hat works up very quickly, fits well, and holds it shape. The “messy bun” top is angled from front to back, rather than just having a hole at the top. This allows your hair to be worn toward the back of your head, where your “messy bun” is typically situated. Very easy to make yarn substitutions. Short rows are required for shaping, but th...

Easy to make by hand or machine, this slightly oversized hoodie vest is lovely to wear. Three panels are seamed and hood stitches picked up after seaming.

Easy V-neck that is made without neck shaping. A simple fold-over technique is used to form the front neckline. Comfortable, tunic-length, slightly +oversized, with sleeves that extend past the wrist.

A good choice if you are new to cables and want to move on from scarves. A very easy first sweater option. Worked in one piece, cabled section crosses body front and garter stitch back adds stability to the sweater to prevent sagging.

Easy pattern with simple decreases.