Gauge isn’t terribly important. Only 1 ball is needed.

Perfect for spring/summer, a one-skein 100% cotton cowl, which you can make into a moebius (twist it before sewing the ends) or a scarf (don’t sew it!). Add another skein and you can make it longer!

This cowl can be worn as is or wrapped once, and you could probably even wear it as a head wrap. It looks like a cable, but it’s not -- it’s really easy; I’d put this in the “TV knitting” or “out in public” category.

A little luxury for your neck, the pattern is for a scarf worked back and forth with an alternate chart/instructions for making a cowl instead.

I like to go running, but need something to keep my head warm but not sweaty. This is the perfect hat, and it goes with my running jacket.

DON’T SKIP THE INSTRUCTION TO TURN YOUR WORK! <<<

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This only uses about half the skein, so make two! If you need to make it bigger, cast on more stitches in multiples of 10.

Need 1 ball MC, 1 ball CC to make this interesting optical illusion hat. The colorwork is pretty simple, with a few long floats. I hate long floats…

One skein wonder made from Cascade Eco Duo (undyed Alpaca/Merino). Directions for optional short scarf as well (at the end of the pattern, so make sure to peruse all the instructions before you cast on!)

Pattern is available at CDA Yarn and Fiber.

This scarf is an interesting but fairly easy knit. The scarf pin is not available; the maker only sells at art/jewelry shows and I have no information about dates or locales.

Any resemblance to a Fossil Jenna hat is highly suspicious. This beanie is quick and easy, one skein will make 2.

Any semisolid or long color repeat sock or fingering yarn will work.

8 1/2” circumference, 18” long (22 x 46 cm)

This scarf uses just one skein, or you can sub other mohair yarns. Use a needle size that’s 1-2 sizes bigger than what is called for on the ball band.

This easy pattern is a good start to lace. You can substitute fingering (sock) yarn if you want; silk is rather slippery. If you do use silk, put the ball in a little ziplock baggie and don’t close the zipper all the way.

Gauge is hard to measure since the yarn is really elastic. Knit it to 6” long for a hat to fit a bigger baby.