This beret is worked from the bottom up, starting with a folded hem, followed by increases to shape the body. After completing the body, decreases are worked to gradually shape the top. The beret is finished with a small i-cord stem for a classic touch.

The Lyra scarf is worked from the center outwards, beginning with edge shaping. Increases on each side create the body, while maintaining a neat border. After reaching the desired width, the piece is worked without increases, followed by decreases to shape the end. The scarf is finished with the Kitchener stitch.

The pumpkin is knitted in the round, in a rib pattern that forms the body. After working to the desired height, the cast-on edge is gathered to close the pumpkin. Once stuffed, the pumpkin form is shaped. The stem is knitted separately, then securely attached.

The “Classic Comfort Socks” are designed to be the ultimate cozy addition to your sock drawer. Worked in the round from the top down, they feature a ribbed cuff, a smooth stockinette body, and a strong heel shaping that ensures a perfect fit. The classic toe is shaped to provide comfort and style, and the socks are finished using the Kitchener ...

Ready to stand out and stay cool? This isn’t just any bandana – it’s about to become your go-to accessory. Here’s why you need it:

Ready to turn heads and keep your cool? This isn’t just any bandana - it’s your new favorite accessory, capable of saving the day in more ways than one. Here’s why you need this little gem in your life:

The Summer Sunset jumper is worked in pieces. First, the front piece is worked back and forth bottom up, then the neckline is formed and each shoulder is finished separately, continuing to shape the neckline. Then, the back piece is done the same way and the shoulders are seamed. After that, the sleeves are worked back and forth bottom up. The ...