Poncho is worked in two pieces – front and back. They are then sewn together at the shoulder seam and the cowl and final edging are worked on the finished single piece.

I put this pattern in the intermediate category simply because it is a bit more complicated to follow than most of my patterns. It is not difficult it just takes a bit more time and effort. The yarn is a 3 so it is also a little harder to work with but the result is an amazing, lightweight wrap that is sure to get you many compliments. It is pe...

1.The X Stitch is used throughout and is quite simple once you get it down.

This snowman works up very quickly. I made the smaller one first and decided to change the hook size to see if I could make it a bit bigger. Now it is a father and son! Great for a holiday decoration or a hostess gift!

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This is a very easy sweater set to work up and makes the perfect holiday gift for the new baby in the family! The red sweater is worked exactly as stated in the pattern. With the green sweater I ended the increases at row 9 and used a smaller hook (size G). To make the sweater larger simply add an increase row or two. I have found that when usi...

I had a lot of this super bulky yarn and I loved the color but I couldn’t find the right pattern! After many different starts I finally settled on this shawl. The yarn is very heavy but it does not feel constricting because of the holes. It works up very quickly - less than 2 days - but working with super bulky yarn is a bit hard on the hands!

This hat and scarf work up very quickly and are very easy to make. I have used this pattern with multi-colored yarn and solids and it works great for both. The hat can be made larger or smaller by adjusting the number of increase rows in the beginning of the pattern.

This colorful poncho is very easy to make and works up very quickly. I love all of the fall colors in this yarn, but the poncho is also very cute in just one solid color. The poncho is mostly in one piece with the exception of a small piece on the front when forming the neckline. The pattern is worked from side to side and uses Mock Stitch.

This blanket is very easy and works up very quickly.

This poncho is very easy to make and works up very quickly. The pattern is made for one size but if you would like to make it larger simply increase the number of initial chains in groups of 2.

Sweater is worked in five pieces: back, left front, right front, left sleeve and right sleeve.

This cozy poncho is very easy to make - the hardest part is putting it all together. I did use 5 different colors and there is a color key in the pattern.

This checkered cardigan is made with lightweight (3) yarn so as to not over heat when indoors. The pattern fits me perfectly and I like to wear XL in sweaters. To reduce the size simply eliminate blocks of 10 and rows of blocks. A stitch guide is attached to the pattern that will help with this.

This ripple poncho works up very quickly and is easy to make. It is the perfect option to pair with jeans or dress pants! I used a light (3) yarn so that it would not be too warm to wear indoors.

Basket is worked with 5-6 strands of various colors of yarn at a time.

Poncho is worked in one piece working back and forth on circular needles the same as working with straight needles.

Poncho is worked in two identical pieces – front and back.

Poncho is worked in one piece working back and forth on circular needles the same as working with straight needles.

This very easy hat was made to match my 5 Strand Poncho.