This Squishy & Springy Scarf is a great beginner project and is so fun to make. No purls are used, only knits. The fabulous rib-like pattern is created by knitting and slipping stitches.

The Spectacular Bulky Blanket is a cozy, easy blanket that requires six skeins of Cascade’s Spuntaneous or any super bulky yarn. It can be made in a single color or with stripes, offering flexibility in design. This pattern features a simple stockinette stitch with garter edges along the side, top, and bottom. This is a perfect blanket for begi...

The Bud Summer Tote is a beginner-friendly knitting project offered in just one size. It’s worked in-the-round and made from any light bulky yarn. We used a cotton yarn which made it both sturdy and lightweight. This versatile tote is perfect for carrying items like fresh produce from the farmer’s market or holding knitting projects. The patter...

Beautiful summer-weight poncho

The Simpliworsted Striped Blanket is a soft, washable blanket that’s perfect for babies or as a small afghan for adults. Ideal for beginners, this pattern uses only knit and purl stitches, making it both simple and relaxing to work on. You can customize it with stripes or stick to a single color for a classic look. Featuring a stockinette stitc...

The Lifestyle Reversible Hat is a cozy, unisex double-layered design that offers extra warmth and comfort. Begin by using a provisional cast-on method of your choice with waste yarn. The first layer of the hat is worked from the bottom up to the crown. Once finished, return to the provisional cast-on, place those stitches back on your needles, ...

The Summer Wrap uses just under two skeins of Haruito yarn (410 yards each) and is worked on the bias, making it an ideal project for beginners.

The Squishy Tri-Colored Cowl is worked in the round and comes in one size. Choose a DK-weight yarn, using enough to total around 450 yards in three different colors. Soft Lino, a blend of linen and cotton, is ideal for creating a soft, drapey fabric. If you prefer a cowl with more structure, a wool yarn is a great alternative.

The Tweedy Broken Rib Scarf is an ideal project for beginners, featuring just two simple rows repeated throughout while holding two yarns together (a chunky and a lace). Two skeins of Mode at Rowan’s Chunky wool was used with a half a skein of Make It Tweed. A total of approximately 478 yards needed.