Joji Locatelli’s pattern “3 Color Cashmere Cowl” was published on Ravelry in January 2015 and quickly became a knitter’s staple pattern. When I reimagined this pattern to highlight Katia Concept’s Silky Lace, I found that I had more than enough leftover yarn to make a hat, hence this pattern, which pays homage to Joji’s original cowl, was born!...

This is a great stash buster for left over sock yarn and you can choose as many (or as few) colours as you would like to make your own blanket of stripey garter goodness! You can work symmetrically, in a fade, in two colour stripes… the only limit is your imagination! The original version uses seven balls of SANDNES GARN SISU in colours of your...

This is another take on the #pussyhat designed to commemorate and be worn at the Women’s March on Washington on Jan. 21, 2017.

This lovely little snowman was created while waiting for the ferry to Bainbridge Island, WA during an unexpected road trip home when all I had was leftover Christmas stocking ornament yarn. It knits up quickly and was cast on, knit and finished in about an hour. The stuffing and decoration is where is gets to be really fun and the sky is the li...

Rhichard’s Rhainbow was designed to showcase the stunning colours of the Yarns of Rhichard Devrieze at Knit City in Vancouver, BC October 1-2, 2016. It is a celebration of colour sure to delight any little one!

Pattern update posted on September 26, 2017- corrects typos and row number labels.

If you are coming here from All Free Knitting or The Whoot or anywhere else (how did this thing go viral?!), the “scarf on the left” aka “that green scarf with the fringe” that everyone keeps emailing me about is a modification of this pattern. I don’t know who did it, thus, there is no written version for that modification. Near as I can tell ...