This pattern is designed for that beautiful variegated skein of yarn that called to you. It found a place in your stash but there just isn’t quite enough for a decent sized project. This project pairs that beautiful skein with a solid yarn. Play with the color combinations until you come up with something that really makes that beautiful skein ...

This is a very versatile and pretty mitt that is great for running errands on cool days or keeping hands warm in a chilly office. I used Jaggerspun’s Organic Green Line yarn in a sport weight. It is very soft yet has great stitch definition. The hank I used had 332 yd (100gr) and I could get two pairs of mitts from it.

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The instructions for this hat are written out. The cruller cable band is knit then sewn or grafted together, then stitches are picked up and knit in the round to complete the project.The cables in this hat are not difficult. I did not add a tassel or pompom but you certainly could if you wanted.

This cowl is knit in the round with a four stitch pattern repeat. This is a very basic colorwork pattern. I think it would be good for a first colorwork project. The cowl may be lengthened or shortened by adding or subtracting multiples of 4 stitches. This project took 2 skeins (1 of each color) of Earth Treasures worsted weight alpaca. Each sk...

This pattern gives written directions for 3 different variations of fingerless mitts. The cuff, thumb gusset and end ribbing are the same for all the mitts - you choose which pattern you want on the back of the mitt. The choices are plain, simple twist and double twist. The length of the mitt is 6 1/2 inches long as the pattern is written. It c...

Honeycomb is one of my favorite simple cables. This is one of two Honeycomb scarf patterns I have enjoyed designing. This is a larger Honeycomb cable that is done over 12 stitches. The center honeycomb panel is framed by a twisted rib. It gives a lot of texture and depth to the colorful Peace Fleece yarn. This pattern repeats every twelve rows....

This is a scarf was designed for a friend who loves cables and seed stitch (and the color blue). The result combines a center twisted cable flanked by twisted stitches and braids with a seed stitch border. My original idea had the cables as multiples of 2 stitches, but I beefed them up to multiples of three after a test swatch was done. Now the...

This scarf is comprised of a plaited cable flanked by twists. The dense braid makes for a very warm winter scarf. The cables are done every 4 rows. They are not complicated and the pattern is easily memorized. A simple cable pattern with dramatic effects. 2 skeins of Brown Sheep Lamb’s Pride worsted weight yarn will yield a scarf that is about ...

This scarf is a traditional aran diamond cable flanked by onyx cables.

This scarf is comprised of a wave cable flanked by twist cables. Cables are done every fourth row. Two skeins of Cascade worsted weight yarn (440) should give you a scarf that measures approx 55”