This is a knitted edging. Although originally designed for my Rowan Mystery Afghan, it could be used for anything. It includes garter stitch, a 4-stitch cable, eyelets and is knitted on as you go. If you want to make a seamless join when the border is complete, you’ll need to know how to do a provisional cast-on and how to graft stitches. (Sinc...

Ever-vigilant, the Java Ninja braves cold and darkness to ensure that your second cup of coffee is always hot…

A frilled triangular shawl knit horizontally to show off self-striping yarn. The frill is knit as you go and has a picot edge - that frill is formed with short rows and wrap-and-turn stitches. Because the shawl is knit in garter stitch, the wrapped stitches don’t have to be picked up subsequently - so this a good project for knitters who have n...

An easy triangular shawl, with just a bit of pattern to keep you interested. You can knit it either in stockinette or in garter stitch.

This messenger bag is pieced as it is knit - so, there is minimal sewing to do at the end! - then felted. Instructions are written - no need for charts here - and there are instructions included for the optional lining.

This scarf is a tube - you can either knit it in the round, or knit it flat and seam it. The ends are closed with the fringe. It finishes at about 60” length as written - to make it longer, add the next Fibonacci sequence or repeat the entire pattern.