This unisex scarf pattern works well at any length from scarflette to extra long. The 2-stitch cables (the “columns”) set off mirrored 6-stitch cables that flow the length of the scarf.

A simple 6-stitch-repeat pattern that is offset one stitch each row to create a diagonal design in a light and fluffy scarf. Easily adapted to widen to stole width or narrow for a longer scarf. The pattern is a multiple of 6 plus 8.

A cozy cowl, knit in the round, that traps warm air around the neck and “scrunches” smoothly to fit most neck sizes. This pattern is easily adapted to many yarn weights from lace to worsted simply by adjusting the number of stitches cast on and using appropriate needle sizes to achieve the ruching.

This scarf has an interesting and different pattern on each side. The colorwork uses the slip stitch and only one color per row--no carrying along required. The scarf is knit entirely in garter stitch, using the slip stitch to create the color design, carrying the unused strand up one end of the work to minimize weaving in ends.