Description: This pattern uses a simple chevron stitch to create an elegant shawl that you will want to wear all the time! The color variations within the yarn create interest without being overwhelming.

Description: A simple lace pattern makes this stole light and airy, the perfect companion to all of your outfits.

Description: Diagonal lines of yarn-over eyelets create a pattern reminiscent of the switchback roads on a mountain, this wrap uses one 150g ball of gradient, lace-weight yarn (about 660 yards). If you want an extra challenge, add beads to the eyelet stitches for a bit of sparkle.

Description: Solid at the top and open work along the bottom for a lighter look and feel. This is a shawl you’ll want to be wrapped up in all the time!

Description: Named after a favorite aunt, this shawl offers warmth to cool shoulders and the crochet and fringe edge add a touch of elegance. The main section of this elongated triangle is knitted in a K1, P1 rib pattern. The edging is a crochet fishnet pattern with a tassel fringe.

Description: This wrap is easy to make and a perfect addition to your “warner weather” wardrobe. Knitting every row, the ribbon yarn makes a light-weight fabric, and the rows of the dropped-loop stitch breaks up the garter rows to add just enough visual interest and texture.

Description: This hat uses Knitting Fever Teenie Weenie Wool. We used a combination of wider and thinner stripes. Follow the pattern or experiment with your own arrangement.

Description: The color changes in the yarn and simple eyelets create the look of waves created by an ocean breeze. You’ll want to keep this on your shoulders all year long.

Description: All the tiny triangles are reminiscent of sails on a sailboat. Sail through your day with this shawl on your shoulders, keeping away the chill and adding a touch of elegance to any outfit.

Description: Looking for a quick easy knit with maximum appeal? Here you have it! Start by knitting flat, then join on a circular and knit until you finish the second skein. Easy as pie! The end result is a styling addition to your wardrobe that can be worn as a cowl or a capelet.

Description: Worked in one piece from the top down, this little sweater will be flying off your needles! A button band and easy-as-pie buttonholes finish off the look. The open-work middle section chases away the chill without being too restrictive for toddlers on the move.

Description: A perfect layering piece, and so easy to make it exactly the length you want! Berroco Maya is an alpaca/cotton blend with a chain construction. This means warmth without bulk.

Description: This stunning necklace is easy to make with just one ball of yarn.

Description: A perfect top to wear alone or as a layer. The easy drape of linen makes this a lovely addition to your wardrobe. Knit diagonally, there is no shaping to worry about. Increases are “Make One” (M1) and decreases are “Slip Slip Knit” (SSK). Seam the sides from the bottom edge to where you want the armholes to start. Seam the shoulder...

updated 10-31-19: This shawl is updated from a previous version using a superfine yarn to this Noro sock yarn.

Description: This hat works up super fast with this chunky yarn. Worked from the top down, it’s easy to adjust for a perfect fit.

This shrug is made in one piece on circular needles. You will put sections of the shrug on stitch holders while you work the other pieces.

Description: A simple crochet stitch results in a series of blocks crocheted from corner-to-corner. Add interest with a variegated or self-striping yarn.

This fan and feather motif is perfect for knitters looking to get started with lace. 4 simple stitches is all you need to know - knit, purl, yarn over, and knit 2 together - that’s it!

A pink scarf that looks like a ribbon in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month. Even though the pattern calls for almost 400 rows, this simple combination of garter and stockinette means you’ll have this done in no time!