A decorative, sheer, small scarf to knot casually around a neckline! Knit in the simplest of stitches using two strands of Ito yarn: one cotton and one combining silk and stainless steel. The metallic fiber keeps the shape of the stitches without any harsh feeling of wire, while knitting or when wearing this fichu.

Warm colors to warm the neck during frigid weather! The Zinnia Cowl has two variations: a one-skein version with a prominent and easy-to-follow texture plus a two-color version that can be a knitter’s first-ever stranded colorwork project. Both have decorative, bold eyelet edging on each side of the cowl.

Tiz combines a fantastic base yarn from the talented Rhichard Devrieze, extraordinary color from the same artist, and two stitch patterns that are logical to knit. The shawl is named in honor of a charming French Bulldog named Tiz.

A cozy cowl to keep the neck warm during cold weather! This cowl uses one skein only of soft, squishy yarn in a rich baby alpaca/merino blend.

Children young and old look forward to the first glimpse of plump, filled stockings! Stockings brimming over with candy canes and other treats! With this cheerful stocking, you can anticipate that candy cane on a big scale.

A winter headband is such a good thing. It keeps your ears warm without causing quite as much odd hair as a hat causes. If the day warms up a bit, slide the headband down around your neck as a narrow cowl.

Worked in Schoppel Gradient, this is a one-skein cowl. The pattern makes the most of yarn with slow gradations in color. The corkscrew construction lets different zones of color collide in interesting ways. It was so beguiling that three different stitch patterns and effects are incorporated in one pattern.

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This scarf proves that the knit stitch, on its own, can make dramatic textures! Truly, a scarf without a single purled stitch.

An easy cowl and designed to make the most of one skein of yarn with subtle gradations in color. The fabric creates zig-zag lines that look like fire escapes. Cast-on and bind-off edges are mirrored.

A bonne bouche is a tasty morsel, often offered as an appetizer before the meal begins in earnest. This bonne bouche gives you a taste for the sophisticated fabric made with Tunisian crochet. After just a few hours—and using only one skein of yarn—you will have a tasteful little bag to use for holding other bonne bouches, small works in progres...