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Do you have a gorgeous set of mini skeins and are looking for a pattern to showcase the colors? Well look no more!

This hat pattern is an easy knit that starts off with standard 1x1 ribbing that turns into a folded band. The body of the hat is mostly stockinette stitch except for some purl columns that line up with the swirled crown shaping.

Ready for a road trip?

Lots of rows and ridges define this drapey cowl that flares out at the bottom adding to the fullness of the cowl as it drapes down in front. The cowl is easily customizable in the following ways:

Do you have a variegated yarn that you love but don’t know what to make with it? Try this pattern and you’ll get to enjoy your favorite skein of yarn even more when it’s knit into this ribbed yet stretchy cowl. The drape is very nice.

These twisted rib socks are based on the drag racing venue at Summit Motorsports Dragway in Norwalk, OH. Various features of the drag strip are included in the stitch pattern.

This pattern is fairly easy to memorize and it’s really neat to see the butterflies emerge. The k2tog and ssk lines form the wings while the lace pattern formed from the yo’s make the body of the butterfly. The design is split horizontally by purls and a k tbl.

This hat pattern has been test knit here on Ravelry and includes two charts, one for the body and one for the crown shaping.

This pattern is named because there are six columns of cables on the leg. This is a snug-fitting sock due to the cables.

This pattern has been test knit here on Ravelry and is easy customized by adding extra repeats for a wider scarf or by simply adding more length.

Keep your head warm and cozy with this fair isle hat featuring snow and pine trees!

Looking for a lightweight and lacy cowl? This unique and easy-to-remember stitch pattern makes a nice swirled ridge and can be customized to any length by adding repeats of 10 stitches. The pattern includes a chart as well as written directions for the stitch pattern.

This is a very simple hat to make and showcases a specialty yarn, Wave from Jo-Ann’s, near the bottom edge. The hat is finished off with a shell edging.

Enjoy having this cozy cowl around your neck! It features a provisional cast-on to allow for a bottom and top edge that are the same. The pattern explains how to utilize the provisional cast on and provides a link to a video explaining how to unzip the cast on and pick up the stitches.

Keep your head and ears warm with the folded brim and fair isle design which creates a thick layer! The design features short floats and is a great choice for those new to fair isle.

Enjoy the alternating textured hearts and squares! The pattern uses garter stitch edges as typical with a dishcloth to prevent curling. Written and charted instructions are included.

This is a simple fair isle pattern written so you can share your knitting skills with you and your best friend! The pair of hats can easily be made from two skeins of Cascade 220 Superwash in coordinating colors.

This is a textured dishcloth made with a star stitch. Suggested yarn content is 100% cotton. The pattern can be re-sized depending upon how much border you want or how many repeats. The pattern as written is in a multiple of 3 + 8 (for each 4-stitch border).