This is my version of a Hudson Bay Blanket. I love the look of simple stockinette stitch, and I think it works perfectly in this blanket. The striping is up to you. I use this yarn often, so I had a lot of odds and ends in various colors.

This towel is made of 100% reclaimed fibers. The thick, waffle-weave texture will make it your favorite kitchen towel.

This pattern is the perfect way to use up all the beautiful odds and ends of yarn that are left after you finish knitting a pair of socks. These socks knit up quickly, and you may find it hard to stop at just one pair.

This is a lightweight but, at the same time, warm blanket. It is so much fun to knit with this colorful, variegated yarn, and the finished blanket is just beautiful.

My friend, Teri, asked me to make her some leg warmers that she could wear while practicing yoga. Here they are - a combination yoga sock and leg warmer.

These yoga socks knit up quickly using a simple K2, P2 ribbed pattern.

This DK weight facecloth knits up quickly and makes a wonderful gift. Or make some to pamper yourself - you deserve it!

The more different types of yarn you use, the more fun and “funky” your pumpkin will be. This is the perfect place to use that out-dated novelty yarn that’s been hiding at the bottom of your stash. Why not?

I am always looking for ways to use the partial skeins of Malabrigo in my stash, and I love to make mitts, so this seemed like a natural.