Intricate texture adds sophisticated geometry to this wear-everywhere cowl.

An amazing yarn and easy knitting stitches make this pareo a no-brainer! With the option to wear it many different ways, this pareo will become your summer wardrobe staple!

An ideal reversible scarf that is perfect to ward off the chill of winter. Knit in Anzula Dreamy in the color Emerald, it’s like wrapping a soft, squishy dream sent from the Good Witch Glenda around your neck—the perfect scarf to bring you home any day.

In Orphan Black, Season 2, episodes 7 & 9, Detective Deangelis wears this quirky hat (or one quite similar!). This hat knits up quickly in worsted weight yarn.

Cat’s Cowl is perfect for keeping out the chill. The waves created by the ribbing wrap cozily around your neck. This pattern is quick and easy to knit, appearing to be difficult. But we know differently!

The Asymmetrical Spring Fling Shawl is the perfect accessory for Spring, Summer and Fall! Wrap it around your neck in the Spring and Fall to keep out the early morning chill, or drape it over your shoulders in the Summer to ward off the chilly air conditioning.

Bubba’s Scarf is the perfect scarf for Spring - cozy enough to handle the early morning chill, but light enough to wear during the warmer afternoons, while looking forward to summer.

Squeebie’s Cozy Scarf is perfect for keeping out the winter chill. The waves created by the ribbing wrap cozily around your neck. This pattern is quick and easy to knit, appearing to be difficult, but we know differently!

The Harvest Moon Shawlette is the perfect all weather accessory—a scarf to keep your neck warm in colder months, and a shawlette to throw over your shoulders in air conditioning in warmer months.

This shawl uses basic lace stitches to create a stunning piece that looks like it took forever to knit, but really, we know differently. Light and airy as the breeze blowing on a sunny spring afternoon, this shawl is for the adventurous beginner. Really.

This simple to knit lace shawlette uses basic garter stitch and Yarn Overs to create a stunning piece that looks like it took forever to knit, but really, we know differently.

This lace scarf is so light and airy it feels as if there is a cloud around your neck! The lace repeat is simple, and allows the beauty of the yarn to shine through!

In honor of Squeebie’s achievement, these mittens were designed for her! Fun to knit, these mittens will brighten even the coldest winter days!

The cables and ribs flow into a reverse gusset and heel flap and into the leg on these toe-up socks. As fun to knit as Chutes and Ladders is to play, these socks are for the adventurous knitter.

These basic stockinette stitch socks are a great first toe up sock. Learn the following techniques and become a master of the toe up sock: Judy Becker’s magic cast on, a reverse gusset and heel flap, and sewn bind off.

You’ ll have a fun time knitting these toe-up socks as the lace

Spirals on your heels and toes - fun to knit and fun to wear. The simple mini cable pattern works up quickly, and the afterthought heel (a modified star toe) and star toe finish off these socks with style!

Cables, that’s what these socks are all about. A simple and elegant cable enhances the gorgeous colors, and the ribbing accommodates a wide range of sizes. Be adventurous and try cabling without a cable needle!

Knit in one skein of Plymouth Yarn Boku or one skein of Noro Silk Garden or 100 yds of any worsted weight yarn, these wrist warmers can be knit in the round or knit flat and seamed. They can be worn pulled up for warmth, or further down your arm for functionality. The cables give a snug fit on the wrist, and the ruffles enhance the earthiness o...

Light as air and as soft and squishy as cotton candy, these socks are all about the lace and cables. Designed for the adventurous knitter, the lace and cables flow around the ribbing, accommodating a wide range of sizes.