Simple quick knit to accompany the Springtime Sandpiper Infinity Loop/Cowl.

This pattern was inspired by the texture of footprints in the sand along the shoreline. Simple cowl knit in the round that works up quickly creating a lovely stretchy fabric. Pattern includes three sizes. Though the pattern is written to use DK yarn, other weights may be used. I recommend using a needle two sizes larger than that recommended on...

A whimsical combination of cables, stockinette and reverse stockinette creates a warm and attractive cowl. Directions are for two sizes but easily altered to suit personal preference.

This loop looks equally attractive worn long, displaying the changes in cable patterns, or wound twice around the neck for added warmth to chase the winter chill.

This stylish loop cowl features rib stitch cables in a diamond design, suitable for anyone to wear.

The reversible zigzag of this cowl reminds me of the patterns water makes as it flows down a rocky river.

In knitting, the welt stitch is the horizontal equivalent of the rib stitch. It is created by working one or more horizontal rows of knit stitches alternating with one or more rows of purl stitches. Joined in the round, it creates a soft and stretchy cowl and/or infinity scarf depending on the length chosen.

This hat is stretchy and will comfortably fit most adults. Although I put the yardage requirement at between 150 to 200 yards, I actually used less; I put in a buffer so no one will run out mid project.

The stitch pattern used for this cowl creates a fully reversible fabric that features a diamond-in-diamond motif. There is no wrong way to wear this cowl!

Two balls of cotton and a few hours of