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The light, airy Poet’s Corner Shawl is worked from the top down, with six stitches increased every right side row. The main body is worked in stockinette stitch, which showcases the color and luster of Hatfield. A broad swath of lace catches the eye. The ruffled edge adds a feminine touch to this already lovely and delicate, light shawl.

Elizabetsy’s Shawl is worked with three complementary/ contrasting colors (C1, C2, C3). This shawl is knit entirely in garter stitch, with strategic increases to grow the trapezoid. A decorative crocheted edging can be added when finishing to cover yarn carries from the color changes. Play around with color combinations, or go all out with one ...

Aztlan is worked from the bottom up, and is seamless. It features a bold cable design in front, and a set of ripple cables snaking up the spine in back. Armholes are worked with German short rows to build the sleeve caps. This pullover is crafted to feature a dramatic scoop neck – however, pattern is easily adapted to a higher neckline. It also...

“Patinage” is French for “skating”. This design was inspired by a figure skating friend who needed a pair of cozy yet classy gloves to wear during skating exercises. The cable panel ebbs and flows like a fluid figure eight, and the right glove is a mirror of the left. The pattern as written is primarily intended to be worn as gloves; however, c...

Reticulatus stems from Latin and means “having a net-like pattern”. This simple, yet delightful and lightweight, infinity scarf has just such a “net-like” or woven look. Ample texture created with just a few simple rows set on a repeat cycle.

• This design is a small exercise in texture – garter stitch, moss stitch, seed stitch and stockinette are all featured in turn.