Mini Madness is a collection of accessory patterns designed specifically for mini skeins and gradients.

Is the perfect way to show off your favorite gradient in this cozy duster cardigan knit in rhythmic garter stitch. This cardigan is knit seamlessly from the bottom up with the fronts and back separated at the armhole. The shoulders are grafted together and stitches are picked up along the armhole to create the extra long sleeves.

Just a Twist takes the simplest of fabrics and turns it into a fabulous accessory with some creative seaming. Knit flat, in two pieces, in rhythmic garter stitch, this is the perfect project for when you just want to chill. The end result? A showstopping piece!

Join the Rebel Alliance in this hooded scarf inspired by the incomparable Rey. Knit in two pieces starting with a provisional cast-on, colorwork pockets flow into the body of the scarf. After both sides are worked, they are joined at the center top to create the hood.

This, oh-so-fashionable, side-tie vest is knit separately from the bottom up and grafted together at the shoulders for a seamless knit. A simple slip stitch mosaic creates a tulip pattern to stand out against blocks of color. The addition of side ties allow for a fully customizable fit. Designed for a bulky weight yarn, this pattern is satisfyi...

With a built in i-cord and an intuitive lace pattern, this drapey ponchette is the perfect accessory to your warm weather outfit.

This chunky cardi is the perfect cozy addition to your wardrobe for fall. A saddle shoulder construction adds interest as you knit while an easy to memorize, oversized bobble heart pattern lets you wear your heart on your sleeve.

Whether slaying the chill or staking vampires, this hooded cowl will keep you warm and looking cool. Throw in on over a tee for a little added pizazz or wear it under a jacket with the hood peeking out for that extra chill factor.

Inspired by mountain peaks, this drapey, semi circular shawl is a study in short rows. Knit side to side with short row shaping and increases and decreases and alternating stripes, it’ll keep you engaged from beginning to end and is a great way to highlight two of your favorite colors.

This oversized shawl starts with a slightly different garter tab cast-on technique to give you a beautiful seamless start. Alternating wedges of garter eyelets and stockinette chain stitches add interest and texture to a cozy knit. A built-in i-cord give this knit a beautiful finished edge.

This super squishy cowl uses 6 mini skeins of DK weight yarn held with a suri/alpaca blend for a satisfyingly quick knit. Knit flat, this cowl is then seamed to create an easy to wear bandana shape. Fringe is added after seaming for some extra flair.

Inspired by beautiful Fallen Leaf Lake in the Sierra Nevadas, this versatile accessory incorporates an intricate repeating lace pattern that mimics falling leaves. Buttons on opposing sides allow it to be worn as a shrug, a poncho, a cardigan or a cowl. The perfect accompaniment to a chilly evening.

Yarn: Approx 87 yards/20grams each of 12 colors of fingering weight yarn. Shown in Forbidden Fiber Co. Fortitude Downton Abbey mini set.

One of three patterns highlighting Malabrigo’s Dos Tierras Yarn, the Off the Grid Ruana is an infinitely wearable layer, perfect to ward off the chill.

This oversized cowl incorporates the stitch patterns from the Off the Grid collection of patterns to create a drapey, striking accessory.

This drapey top starts off with a provisional cast-on and is knit from side to side, in a woven stitch. A fun, slip stitch pattern creates an engaging center panel for added interest. Layer it, or wear it by itself. Perfect for any weather.

A quick, fun, single skein, knit to dress up or dress down as you see fit!

Inspired by Cecilia Granata’s sexy mushroom illustration, this color work hat fulfills all your intarsia dreams.

This engaging shawl design uses traditional pi shaping combined with short row striping to create an accessory with incredible drape and wearability.

A perfectly colorful little hat and cowl that rounds out the Spot My Stripes collection using just 20g, of 5 colors each, of fingering weight yarn for each accessory. Throw together some mini skeins or gather up some leftovers to knit this quick and easy accessory.

Sophisticated, vibrant and statement making. This family of patterns is just the thing to announce you’re back. But not only that, the patterns in this collections are fun to knit! Let your personality shine and channel your chic at work or play.

Sophisticated, vibrant and statement making. This family of patterns is just the thing to announce you’re back. But not only that, the patterns in this collections are fun to knit! Let your personality shine and channel your chic at work or play.

This unusually constructed shawl starts with an extra long cast-on allowing for a center wedge that decreases as you go. Each wedge uses a different color with colors switching back and forth so you always have 3 colors going. The perfect adventure knit for an advanced beginner and beyond.

Simple slipped stitch color work create an engaging pattern in this graphic tee.

The Candy Wrap is like wrapping yourself in a jar of jellybeans. Colorwork and bright minis convey the inside of a candy shop. The wrap is knit from end to end using 6 mini skeins in bright colors with a main color holding them all together.

This sweater-scarf starts in the round with a ribbed sleeve that incorporates a thumbhole for extra coziness. The sleeves are worked in a 1x1 rib in the main color, while alternating sections

Inspired by the wildly popular Bridgerton show on Netflix, the Wisteria stole alternates sections of lace with garter to create a floaty garment perfect for accessorizing any outfit.

This warm weather ready cowl uses 2 colors of DK/sport weight yarn in a wool blend for a drapey effect. Short rows create contrasting circles in the middle of rows for an eye-catching design. A built-in i-cord provides a beautiful finish along the edges. Knit flat, this cowl is then seamed to create an easy to wear bandana shape.

This graphic, squishy cowl uses 2 colors of DK weight yarn for a quick and fun knit. The cowl is knit flat starting with a ribbed edging, continuing on in a square and stripe pattern with every other row worked 2 times to create the stitch patterns. Ending with a ribbed button band with 2 buttonholes, throw on this accessory for a sassy additio...

Perfect for an advanced beginner knitter’s first foray into stranded color work, these fingerless mittens are a quick and fun knit. Inspired by The Mandalorian, these mittens can be worked either on DPNs or long circulars using magic loop. This is the way…

Perfect for an advanced beginner knitter’s first foray into stranded color work, this hat is a quick, fun knit, perfect for using up those leftover bits of yarn. Inspired by The Mandalorian, use the colors shown or pick your own. This is the way…

What is more of a community than a bee hive? The fourth square of the Lion Brand Traveling Afghan 2021, utilizes a slip stitch honeycomb pattern that represents the stability of a structure built by a community. Let’s work together to Bee Together. 

The Capture Cardigan takes a traditionally slouchy silhouette and turns it into a floaty, drapey, easy to wear garment by combining a single ply yarn with the airiness of a mohair/silk blend. Dropped stitches create a simple raglan detail while subtle shaping at the bottom give a flattering silhouette. Knit seamlessly from the top down, this ca...

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The Sweet Talk scarf, inspired by candy hearts, starts in the center with just 4 stitches cast on. After the center square is knit in the round, the remaining scarf is built out from there. Bobble and lace hearts alternate in each color, creating a sweet motif just right for Valentine’s Day or to wear any day of the year.

Inspired by The Royal Bee Yarn Company’s gorgeous woolen spun yarn, the Bee Hive Vest starts from the top down with a saddle shoulder. Subtle shaping at the shoulders and armhole give this vest a flattering fit and the color work motif of a beehive with bees adds a touch of whimsy to this layering piece.

This elegant shift dress is knit from side to side with options for 3 different lengths based on your preference. Patch pockets and fisherman’s rib using the contrast color add a fine, minimalist detail.

The perfect last minute gifts, the Thankful hats use just one skein of bulky weight yarn and can be whipped up in a few hours. Take the stress away and cast on this satisfying project.

This topdown raglan pullover starts with a rolled collar for ultimate comfort and style. Yarnover increases along the raglan lines create a romantic detail that set off the flared cuffs of the sleeves. A subtle decrease along the waistline creates a universally flattering shape easy to wear with jeans or skirts.

Run from those zombies in style in this cowl named for Negan’s baseball bat. Knit from side to side, starting with a provisional cast-on, the zigzag mosaic pattern of this cowl is easy to memorize and comes together in a snap. Periodic increases and decreases create steps that offer an interesting shape when worn. Wear it with your favorite tee...

This adorable shawl is perfect for showcasing that special skein of yarn with just one mini skein to add an accent. The shawl is knit top down starting with a garter tab and alternating sections of eyelets with a knot stitch that mimics interconnected cables to create acorn shapes.

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Originally designed as a mystery knit-a-long, the Infinity War Wrap uses the elements of the original pattern but with less yarn! This super fun modular wrap starts out with the center panel with a variety of shapes and stitch patterns added on in with each new color to create a shape that is anything but boring to make and will keep you guessi...

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This circular yoke tee uses the stitch patterns from the Mad Bee Shawl to create a fun, whimsical knit perfect for wearing with any of your high-waisted pants or skirts, or even, over a dress. The tee is knit from the top down starting with the neckband.

This super fun, quick knit uses the stitch patterns from the Mad Bee Shawl to create an accessory that is easy to throw on. Mix and match 4 colors of fingering weight yarn from your stash or scraps.

This oversized shawl starts with a slightly different garter tab cast-on technique to give you a beautiful seamless start. Alternating wedges of garter eyelets and stockinette chain stitches add interest and texture to a cozy knit. Pick 4 of your favorite colors in DK or fingering weight yarn for this stash- busting accessory.

The Providence shrug is knit from the top down starting with the collar. Gradual increases shape the collar with stitches cast on for the front flap. Deep cables form the raglan lines creating a wide sleeve shape that cinches at the elbow and puffs out over the forearm. Modifications for length are included.

The Boyfriend Jumper is the complementary pattern to Stephanie’s Jumper. Knit from the bottom up, using different types of rib to add texture, this jumper is perfect for showing off your favorite DK weight yarn.

This cozy shrug is knit from cuff to cuff on size 17 needles with Rauma Alpakka Lin and Asylum Fibers Daft DK held doubled for a quick and satisfying knit. A great transitional piece to layer over a dress, a tee, or a tank.

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This color blocked cape is the perfect cozy companion for a chilly day and an excellent stash buster using almost 2000 yards of your favorite fingering weight yarn. Knit seamlessly from the back up with a simple cable detail and interesting color blocking, it is separated at the neck. Each front is knit individually, duplicating the color block...

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Warm up your US size 6 needles and join me on a Very Merry MKAL adventure with 20 clues to keep your holiday season interesting. Each clue requires approx 10gms/46 yards of fingering weight yarn. Look for Clue 1 to drop Dec 1st.

This cropped, boxy top takes a strand of cotton yarn and mohair held together to create a cloudy texture. Alternating blocks of stockinette and garter create an abstract top that is both fun to knit and wear.

This unusual cowl starts out with 2 color Fisherman’s rib incorporating mini skeins. Gradual increases and the combination of working back and forth and in the round create a versatile yoke style cowl that is easy to wear.

Sometimes, all you need to highlight some beautiful indie dyed yarn is texture. The Stephanie jumper does exactly that. The cropped boxy style with extra-long sleeves will fast become one of your go-to pieces for chilly weather.

Inspired by nature’s original knitted creation, the spiderweb, Dream Weaver is a figure-flattering faux wrap style dress with a paneled skirt. Designed to be knit in a sport weight cotton/linen yarn, perfect for warmer weather.

A Twisted Fiber Art, Destination Yarn and Afifa Knits production - Feeling Fetch is the cardigan every It girl needs. You won’t be sorry that everyone is jealous of you.

This oversized shawl is just what you need to keep you toasty warm while reading your tea leaves. Squishy worsted weight yarn and an easy to work stepped construction will have this cozy heart-shaped wrap flying off your needles in no time. Pick your three favorite colors, settle in for a Harry Potter movie marathon and get knitting.

Another fabulous collaboration with Forbidden Fiber Co., this yoke style sweater starts out with 2 color Fisherman’s rib incorporating mini skeins and a main color. Gradual increases create the rounded yoked shoulder, transitioning into a solid main body with pockets and a fun, colorful bottom band and cuffs. The construction is anything but bo...

Inspired by Leann, Dyer Extraordinaire and proprietor of Forbidden Fiber Co., this cardigan has a delicate lace pattern on the back and side panels. A peplum is added along the bottom with a lace border that corresponds with a center lace panel running along the top of the sleeves. Picots and i-cord bind offs finish off this cardigan with a lit...

An American Girl in Paris is a breezy, floaty poncho top. Something to layer over a simple tank or tee to add romance to an outfit. This top is knit in one piece from the bottom front to the back, splitting at the neck to create arm slits for ease of movement. A simple lace detail at the borders and neckline highlight the delicate yarn.

A Forbidden Christmas - Advent MKAL consists of 18 clues spread out over Dec 1st through the 24th. Each clue requires approx 55 yards of sport/DK weight yarn. Play along with us on Forbidden Fiber’s Ravelry Group.

Designed for the Yarnover Truck and Dragonfly Fibers’ exclusive colorway for Stitches SoCal 2018, California Waves is reminiscent of a wave pattern as it dissipates. A chevron stitch pattern, alternating in garter and stockinette, increases in width as the shawl grows. A stripey border and i-cord bind-off finish off this piece, giving it a poli...

Sick of wearing those tired old robes? Need a comfy, cozy jumper for your outing to Hogsmeade? The Lovegood Jumper has you covered. This Swancho has lots of positive ease to allow for quick moves if you get into a wand duel and extra long cuffed sleeves to slip your wand into. Now including an extended sleeve option!

I visit my family, who live in Karachi, each summer. It’s an opportunity to reconnect with family and friends, eat favorite foods and immerse myself in the culture that’s such a large part of who I am. The rich history of my country is reflected in every design I produce. This year, Destination Yarns created four colorways inspired by different...

Clue 1 and 2 of the Infinity War MKAL for Yarnover Truck’s Super Nerdy Yarn Club!

Designed for the Yarnover Truck and Apple Tree Knits Nerd Club, this shawl is inspired by a photo of the 10th Doctor (my favorite) and his companion, Rose. I completely nerded out over the design of this shawl by working increases on rows that are multiples of 10 and stitch patterns that are worked over a multiple of 10 stitches. Mock cables re...

The Voulez Vous scarf is a single skein, fingering weight, spring knit. The scarf is knit lengthwise, with increases and decreases at the end beginning of each section creating a step-like shape. Garter ridges alternate with lacy blocks to really show off a beautiful yarn. Tassels finish off this beautiful piece which is long enough to wrap aro...

Stripes, checks, fringe oh my! This shawl has got it all! Stockinette and garter stripes combined with some subtle colorwork to create checks along the border and some luscious fringe for that extra oomph. The double increases on the edges create a heart shaped shawl that’ll hug your shoulders. Grab your two favorite skeins of fingering weight ...

Have you ever wanted a truly versatile hand knit? One you can wear all year round, in every which way? Well, It’s All That is all that and more. It’s a sweater dress, a tunic, a cropped sweater and two, yes TWO, cowls to boot. The unique construction has you first knit the cropped sweater with a button band at the bottom. Next you knit a second...

This stunning shawl is a combination of stockinette and garter stripes. It’s knit in 2 separate wedges with picked up stitches, making it seamless. (No sewing!) The first wedge is knit from bottom up, and the second from side to side. Short rows along the bottom edge of the shawl create depth, giving this shawl an extra detail not found in most...

This transitional shrug is knit from side to side as a rectangle. A cable and dropped stitch border set off a garter body. The garment is then grafted together to create armholes and stockinette sleeves with thumbholes are knit seamlessly on. This garment is meant to be worn with lots of positive ease. It is truly perfect for evenings as summer...

Alternating bands of garter and zig zag mesh really show off your yarn in this, oh so, on trend accessory. This shawl is knit from the bottom up with triangular increases for the garter sections and straight decreases for the mesh bands. The different type of increases add oomph to this not so standard shawl.

The El Gusano (caterpillar) scarf is a single skein, sport weight, transitional knit. Designed specifically for the 2017 San Diego Yarn Crawl, in collaboration with the Yarnover Truck and Forbidden Woolery. I took inspiration for this scarf from the variety of California caterpillars that grace this gorgeous state. The scarf is knit lengthwise,...

This lacy, dolman style top is knit flat from the bottom of the front, up, then separated at the armholes to work the neck and shoulders. Stitches are then cast on for the back of the neck to work the back of the garment. The front has an eyecatching zig-zag mesh panel, banded by gradually increasing garter stitch borders, to create a dolman sh...

This drapey top is knit from the bottom up, with alternating bands of stockinette and garter stitch. A slip stitch between the bands creates a faux seam to further delineate the separation of the bands. Easy enough for the newest of knitters and interesting enough for the most advanced, this top is a great transition piece from Summer to Fall.

This giant shawl is knit from tip to tip, incorporating single and double dropped stitches on one side offset by a fringed garter on the other. Wrap it around your front or drape it around your shoulders. Any which way you wear it, it’ll be a showstopper!

This two skein shawl is knit from tip to tip with a border knitted on along the bottom edge. The two yarns are highlighted by gradually increasing bands of garter and eyelet lace, ending in a picot bind off. Reminiscent of a summer evening sitting on a porch with a cool drink, this shawl will leave you feeling fine…

My slight obsession with stepped edges gave birth to this stunning shawl. It combines all of my favorite things - striping, lace, and, of course, stepped edges. Knit from the bottom up, this shawl uses 2 contrasting colors of your favorite fingering weight yarn. It showcases both yarns with alternating striped and lace sections. A stand out pie...

The Azimuth shawl is knit from tip to tip with 2 different size needles. Sudden increases and decreases result in a ruched effect, thus giving this shawl it’s unique texture. Once the body is completed, stitches are picked up along the bottom edge to create a horizontal border. Perfect for showcasing a variegated yarn. Or highlight the texture ...

The Two Steps Forward Shawl is knit from tip to tip with double increases and decreases creating a step-like effect along the bottom edge. A reversible mesh-like lace pattern makes both sides equally beautiful and easy to wear.

This quick, fun cowl is knit in bulky weight yarn. The juxtaposition of a delicate mesh pattern with a bulky yarn, gives this accessory an interesting twist. Perfect for a quick evening knit by the fire. Make one for yourself, and one for a friend.

Inspired by Graphica’s Inspira Cowl and the gnarledpaw version of it created for a KAL., this is a slouchy hat topped by a massive pom pom. It perfectly complements the gnarledpaw version of the cowl and is just the right touch to top your noggin on a chilly winter day.

A traveler’s dream project, the Bird of Passage Shawl was born out of a collaboration between Forbidden Woolery and myself for Forbidden Woolery’s Wanderlust yarn club. This shawl has traveled with me over 4 continents and was designed specifically to be the perfect project to travel with. A single skein, half pi shawl that allows you to drift ...

A love of speckles, combined with a complementary solid, gave birth to this fun twist on a poncho. The garment is constructed with a center panel that employs an intricate cable pattern to showcase this gorgeous speckled yarn from gnarledpaw. The side panels are then picked up and knit outwards from the center in simple garter stitch.

A transitional garment for fall, the Block City Shrug has a built-in i-cord edging, an airy drop stitch border and a stockinette panel. The varying stitch patterns serve to showcase a variegated yarn or bring interest to a solid colorway. This shrug will become one of the most indispensable pieces in your wardrobe.

Are you looking for the perfect quick knit to showcase your new yarn? You’ve found it! This cowl is a great gift knit, although you might not want to give it up. A knotted rib pattern anchors a fun spiral stitch in the body of the cowl.

On occasion we should all strive to live outside the lines of life’s colorbook. This pattern is designed to give you something a little left of center for those days by taking a tradional garment and putting a fresh, graphic and slightly asymmetrical but perfectly weighted design on it. Go forth and color outside the lines today!

This beautiful airy shawl was inspired by my recent trip home to visit my family after almost 3 years. The lacy sections represent the interconnectedness of our rich multicultural heritage and the garter sections represent the strength of our bonds, regardless of time and distance.

This gorgeous, breezy scarf will have you dancing all summer long. Extra long, with lots of texture and a generous fringe, throw it on when you run out the door in the morning, throw it in your purse for when you need it. It’ll add that extra special touch to any outfit.

This adorable summer tee is knit in the round from the bottom up. It separates for the front and the back at the sleeves. And oh, what eye-catching sleeves they are! The lacy cap sleeves are created with a simple, step lace pattern to add an airiness to the design. The loose casual feel of this tee makes it an ideal top for summer evenings.

This zippy little number will have people turning heads wherever you go. This shawl has a broad center spine showcasing a beautiful bamboo stitch pattern. The spine is bordered by two triangles with alternating bands of stockinette and garter stitch. The triangles grow as you knit creating an illusion that the center spine is narrowing as the s...

This poncho is the mini version of Bananamama. It is basically an extra wide rectangle, folded in half, buttoned and worn at an angle. The unique qualities of this chunky banana yarn, make it a quick, fun knit that your little one can can wear all year round.

This wrap is basically an extra wide rectangle, folded in half, buttoned and worn at an angle. The unique qualities of this chunky banana yarn, make it a quick, fun knit that you can wear all year round. Throw it on over a tank or a dress in warmer weather or a long sleeve top in cooler climes. Check out the accompanying child pattern - Baby Ba...

This crescent shaped shawl is a quick easy knit. Alternating sections of stockinette and garter stitch serve to really show off that special skein of fingering weight yarn you’ve been saving. A dropped stitch border further showcases the yarn and creates a lightness that’ll have you wearing this shawl all year round.

Get ready for festival season in this easy breezy Kimono style tunic. Gorgeous drape and a flattering shape will make you want to throw his sweater on after the sun goes down. With a main color running throughout the sweater and a collection of mini skeins making up the textured section, you can go wild with color.

Road rage? Not in these babies. Knit in the delightfully soft blend that is CoBaSi DK, these hand warmers will protect you from the morning chill, while you’re stuck in a traffic jam, going for a run or a hike. The yarn is machine washable, so don’t be afraid to throw these on for some dirty work.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, a collection a patterns designed specifically for mini skeins and gradients. This collection consists of 7 accessories. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection. A collection of patterns designed specifically for mini skeins and gradients. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, a collection of patterns designed specifically for mini skeins. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, a collection of patterns designed specifically for mini skeins. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, a collection of patterns designed specifically for mini skeins. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, these mitts are sure to bring you lots of joy. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

Part of the Mini Madness collection, a collection of patterns designed specifically for mini skeins. You can purchase the entire collection as an e-book for $17.50 (which gets you all 7 patterns for half the price) or individual patterns for $5 each.

This airy summer T is perfect to wear over a tank with shorts or a maxi dress for a little extra coverage on chilly spring mornings and evenings.

June Lake is going to fast be-come your go to top for Spring. This versatile tunic can be worn over shorts, jeans, pants or skirts. Perfect for showcasing those special skeins. This body flattering tunic has gradual A-line shaping with a sophisticated boat-neck. The garment is knit from the bottom up, starting with two textured border bands tha...

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s the perfect fall cape/poncho/dress combo. Keep your body warm and your arms free in this stylish outerwear. The cape is knit in two pieces and attached using large buttons to make a casual, yet elegant fashion statement. The neck is then picked up from the joint pieces and knit in the round. The front is st...

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This oversized, colorblock sweater is the perfect knit for fall. The unusual, totally seamless, construction is fun to knit up and it gives you a chance to play with colors. This sweater is knit with the left side panel first, the right side panel is attached to the left panel as it’s constructed. Sleeve stitches are picked up at the armholes. ...

For my truly inspiring friend: Lucy, who knows no limits, regardless of what life throws her way. I adore you.

The ultimate transitional sweater for fall - wear it with shorts, jeans, over a dress. Any which way you fancy. This sweater is knit with the center panel first. Side panels are added on with picked up stitches. The side panels increase in width as you work them to create beautiful drape and a slimming line. The tapered ends provide a dramatic ...

Inspired (and named) by writer extraordinaire, Jess, who gives classy a whole new edge This drapey cardi combines form and function. It is knit side to side starting with a seed stitch, and drop stitch border which is also incorporated down the center back to add interest.

This is the first in a series of 4 patterns inspired by my favorite knitters. This airy, spring shawl is inspired by environmental crusader - Louise. Save the planet!

A stunning, two-color slip-stitch pattern makes this easy to wear accessory a cozy hug for your neck. The i-cord cast-on and bind-off ground this cowl and make the contrast color pop.

A fun, easy to knit, triangular shawl with alternating sections of stockinette and garter in contrasting colors. An eyelet border and picot bind-off add interest to an otherwise simple shawl.