This pattern is an adaptation of Neon Lights Shawlette (free on Ravelry) by Dana Freed. It was Dana’s idea to try the pattern using Lang’s Sol Dégradé, and we started on a KAL in the spring of 2014. She never finished hers, but I finished mine … and kept going. So far, I’ve made 10; and if I find more colors that intrigue me, I’m sure I’ll make...

The Peekaboo Cowl is a quick and easy-to-knit cowl with eyelets 
peeking out from the ribbing. It can be knit up in a few hours using one skein of Malabrigo Rasta. Peekaboo is knit in the round, so no seaming. Gauge is not crucial, but if you’re a loose or tight knitter, your yardage requirements might differ.

I’ve been a fan of Nooch Fiber since the beginning. I’m fortunate to have met Mariana and Nick way back then when my LYS Knitty City embraced them and began to carry a ton of Nooch Fiber. I love all the bases, but I especially love Midtown Sock because of its generous yardage. I also like large, longish shawls that I can wrap around my neck com...

I learned how to make this cowl from my knitting friend Brenda, a true Rasta aficionado. She says she always knits this cowl because it is quick and easy and makes the perfect gift. I’ve handwritten the instructions numerous times because knitters are always asking for something quick and easy in Rasta. You see, the shelf with the Rasta yarn is...

This is a basic little cowl that you can probably finish without staying up all night. I striped two colors of leftover madelinetosh tosh merino, but you can do whatever you want. The yardages are extremely estimated, so you have room to modify. Just be sure to use an even number of stitches divisible by 4 (for the 2x2 rib section to work out e...

Basic Triangular Shawl(ette) with Stuff Going On