This hat is super quick, fun and a real stash-buster. It uses less than fifty yards of yarn and is knit flat using a super-simple lace pattern, which makes it great for beginners. I whipped up the sample in a couple hours.

This fun little pattern is for a double-knit tie with a subtle cabled texture. Thin yarn and a narrow, modern shape avoid the chunky look of some vintage knitted ties and add a touch of elegance to this advanced intermediate pattern.

The Fibonacci sequence is a simple mathematical progression where each number is the sum of the previous two, starting with 0 and 1.

There are three things I love to the point of obsession: knitting, books and board games. This hat is a melding of two of them, and books weren’t invited to the party. In Dungeon Lords, by Z-man Games, you compete to build the best dungeon and hire hard-working monsters to keep those pesky adventurers out of it. The goblin is one of those monst...

This is a very simple lace pattern, so any yarn or needles will work. I used doubled thread-weight mystery cashmere from Mongolia on US5’s, but feel free to use whatever you have on hand. This pattern is only charted, not written out.