Sweetbriar Rose Surprise is a charming, modular quick knit project. It started as a baby blanket, and then we added a back, so now it is a blanket or a pillow, your choice. We even did the math so you will know how much yarn to use and what size your blanket or pillow will be at lots of different gauges.

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NO SEWING!!!! NO FINISHING!!

An easy scarf/cowl designed with beginners in mind and the pooling effect of hand painted yarn. Made with less than 1 skein of Brooks Farm Yarn Trio.

It’s all about texture and options in this circular cowl!

This three-season lace cardigan goes everywhere! Wear it to the office with a dress or pair it with jeans and turtlenecks or tanks.

A one-skein wonder! Try this fun introduction to elongated stitches and wrapped stitches that really make the most of a hand painted yarn.

It’s all about the details in this classic cardigan that includes saddle shoulders, embossed motifs, and contrasting borders.

Easy, totally seamless, totally reversible shell with unlimited possibilities. Worked in the round.

Infinitely Klimt - Think of the colors in a Klimt painting made into an infinity scarf. This Moebius is great for anyone. Finished dimensions 11” wide x 40” around, unblocked.

Requires approximately 425 - 450 yards of light weight yarn (fingering to DK). We provide three size options.

Fun, easy to wear A-line tunic - with twisted ribbing at the hem. The center godet frames an asymmetric cable that splits into two different cables at the neck, following the narrow shawl collar and adding interest.

A close fitting funnel-neck sleeveless shell that is perfect for layering - especially with the Marigny Sweater. Reversible, with cabling in front and back and almost no finishing. Worked in the round to the armholes and at the neck. Shown in size small, in Tenino from Brooks Farm Yarn. Works well in any worsted weight yarn.

A simple lace project that uses a basic lace pattern to create a dramatic sweater.

A one-skein wonder! A stash-buster!

A quick knit, sleeveless vest worked in one piece to the armholes, with minimal finishing. For advanced beginner to intermediate knitters, the sweater uses an elongated stitch pattern to highlight a beautiful hand painted yarn.

Buttons add versatility to this scarf.

Here’s something different for sock yarn - a simple triangle that starts with one stitch and grows as far as you want!

This Moebius scarf uses Cat Bordhi’s Moebius cast on and provides a link for instructions.

The folks at Brooks Farm asked me to design a sweater for this yarn. The colors reminded me of a sunset at Red Rock Canyon - hence the name. The combination of wool and silk in the yarn make it comfortable for fall through early spring.

A sleeveless single button knit vest worked in one piece to the armholes, using two stitch patterns. For intermediate knitters, the sweater uses a scalloped border and diagonal ribbing to take advantage of the texture of the Ellie yarn. Finishing is minimal--facings are knit as you go. (from pattern)

Something for the DH, perhaps?

A classic fitted V-neck cardigan done with a lace border and cuffs with slimming eyelet stripes. Fitted at the waist, with set-in ¾ length sleeves.