The Felted Zizi Scarf is worked from side to side in a fun lacy stitch pattern. Perfect for gifting, this quick and easy project can be worked in your favorite team colors and completed in single weekend. Use yarn with some alpaca content to allow the finished piece to maintain a higher degree of drape.

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Sample shown in size 23 1/2”/60 cm. The Kloss Cowl is knitted in stripes using a simple slip stitch pattern which creates the appearance of complex colorwork. Ruffled cable bands set off the top and bottom of the piece. Worked in the round, this cowl is perfect for advanced beginners ready to explore new skills and intermediate to advanced knit...

The Ayo Scarf is crocheted in a large scale lace pattern which flows from solid to open-work diamond motifs. Self-striping yarn adds an element of color to the dynamic geometric shapes. Careful blocking creates subtle waves along the side edges. Whether worn with jeans and a turtleneck or over a hip leather jacket, this versatile accessory will...

These crocheted and felted coasters are worked in the round using basic double crochet and picot stitches. Variegated yarn adds a colorful twist to this simple project, and a single skein of Brown Sheep’s Lanaloft will produce 12 – 14 finished pieces. Felting can be worked either by hand or machine.

If you love the look of crocheted motifs but dread the idea of sewing them together, then this is the project for you! The Cobblestone Wrap has the appearance of dozens of tiny motifs, but the piece is worked in strips with a deceptively simple join-as-you-go technique. Use self striping yarn to bring in bursts of color, and you’ll have a one o...

After crocheting lots of pretty sweaters and scarves for my

An interesting combination of short and tall stitches worked in the back loop gives this cowl a beautifully textured fabric. The center panel is crocheted from side to

In this simple and stylish top, half double crochet ribbing creates an attractive fabric that bears a strong resemblance to knitting. The body of the garment is worked from side to side, then the bodice is worked up to the shoulders. An empire waist and side vents will flatter any figure. Wear the finished top on its own or complete the look by...

This richly textured design features a stitch pattern that is sure to get you in the mood for spring. Thanks to some clever beadwork, the beautiful leaf motifs are decorated with the perfect amount of sparkle to give this comfortable shawl an extra dash of elegance.

Warm yourself in lavish comfort with this stunning ruana. The clever variation of the Catherine’s Wheel stitch is worked from side to side to produce a pattern reminiscent of a classic houndstooth check. The finished piece features exquisite drape and movement, the rhythmic black and white design adding style and flair. Or, crochet it in a time...

This cute cropped cardigan shows off Herringbone Stitch in its best light. Hand dyed yarn adds depth to the richly textured fabric. Applied i-cord trim sets off the collar and button bands.

Finished Waist Circumference: 24 (26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42)”/61 (66, 71, 76, 81, 86, 91, 96.5, 102, 107)cm

Do you like to knit outside the box? So do I. In fact, I’m always on the hunt for interesting or unusual stitch patterns, and the classic herringbone stitch really fits the bill. Be prepared to break some of the fundamental rules of knitting while making this matching hat and cowl set.

Perfect for nap time or playtime, this fun and cozy blanket depicts a herd of fluffy sheep set against a colorful pastoral field. Little ones will be delighted by the soft, loopy texture of the sheep motifs. Crocheters will love how easily they are constructed.

Nerisse, an elegant crocheted wrap, blends silk and lace to create a beautiful and luxurious accessory. Indulge yourself by using hand-dyed silk or any yarn with excellent sheen and drape for this project. The end result will dress up any outfit throughout the year.

Indulge in a little stylish comfort on a brisk day with this gorgeous knitted cowl. Cables and lace come together in a fun and surprisingly easy stitch pattern to create the whimsical tilting effect. Wear the smallest size as cozy neck warmer and the larger size as a capelet or hood. Soft to the touch and vibrant to the eye, Koigu yarns are the...

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The first time I saw the crocodile stitch I fell in love. It is lovely when used in an afghan or scarf, but I thought, “Why not add a little bling?” Sparkly yarn and shiny beads give this quick project all the glamour you’ll need for a night on the town.