Casu Cowl is knitted end to end to any size you desire. It is blocked before the two ends are grafted (which also results in a much faster drying time!). You can even leave it open as a long scarf, if that’s what you fancy.

Madeira can be worn on or off the shoulder, and can easily be adjusted in length. It has 4” of positive ease, which makes it very forgiving in terms of size.

Errata: Body increase round (first row on page 5) should read “ K1, m1, k to 1 st from marker…”.

This scarf design is a different angle on a traditional shape. It best showcases handspun or self striping yarn. It could be made with any yarn weight and could be knit to any size you want.

The top is worked in the round up to the armholes, with the exception of the drawstring casing at the hip. After the back is bound off, the rest of the front is worked back and forth.

This pattern includes directions for both a beanie and a beret style of this lattice cables hat.

This woven-like scarf/shawlette is designed for that one skein of sock yarn that just asks to be next to the face. It looks great in self-striping, variegated, semi-solid or solid yarn, and is simple enough to be worn by both men and women.