This cowl is knit flat using only one color per row, and only using knit and slipped stitches. It’s finished with a seam using mattress stitch after blocking. You will cast on the total width, so if you want to adjust the circumference, you’ll need to adjust your cast on amount.

Dragon Scales is a triangular shawl with a slipped stitch pattern for the body and a lace border. The slipped stitch pattern makes a lovely right and wrong side and the stripes add some interest. The pattern is simple enough for an adventurous beginner, but changes often enough to keep you on your toes!

This a lightly textured hat uses only knit and purl stitches, It is great for showing off the colors of beautiful hand dyed yarns. The worsted weight yarn is knit on a smaller than usual needle to get a warmer, denser hat. It comes sized for the whole family, so get knitting!

Knit Collage’s “Cast Away” yarn makes this hat a quick knit with a super fun textured surface that looks complicated to knit, but its easy and quick! The addition of a giant pompom adds a ton of flair to the whole look. Knit up a couple as quick holiday gifts, but just remember to keep one for yourself!

“A Study in Speckles” is a triangular shawl knit from the center neck down in an altered triangle shape. It plays with many textures of knitting, including lace, twisted stitches and garter in speckled yarn and ends with a two color scalloped brioche stitch edge.

Colorflux is a triangular shawl with a garter stitch border and a slip stitch pattern in a gradient of 5 colors. The slipped stitch colorwork pattern only works one color at a time, so you don’t have to worry about holding two strands of yarn at a time. Its beautiful, soft and drapey in Road to China Light, or choose Quince and Co Sparrow for a...

This light weight cowl is an easy knit that shows off beautiful hand dyed yarns well. The pattern includes instructions for a provisional cast on with grafting, or a traditional cast on an sew method. The pattern was designed to use 5 colors from the Wonderland Yarns mini skeins of Cheshire Cat, but could be done with 2 or 3 colors as well.

This pattern is really fun to knit! You work the body and the edging at the same time, so when you bind off, you’re done! No picking up sts for an edge. The pattern is designed to use as much of 1 skein of laceweight yarn as possible, so you can use pretty much any yarn you like.